Master Box 35114 British Infantry before the attack WWI – 1:35 Scale British Infantry Figures

The Master Box 35114 British Infantry before the attack WWI set is a high-quality plastic model kit depicting British infantry soldiers right before an attack during the First World War. The model is made in the popular 1:35 scale, ensuring excellent detail replication and outstanding historical accuracy. This product is intended for modelers passionate about military subjects and early 20th-century themed dioramas.

• Scale: 1:35 – allows for creating realistic dioramas along with other vehicles and figures in the same scale.
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918) – British infantry was used in numerous campaigns on both the Western and Eastern Fronts.
• Origin: United Kingdom – the model represents soldiers of the British Army who took part, among others, in battles such as the Somme, Ypres, and Passchendaele.
• Material: High-quality plastic – allows for easy assembly and painting, with uniforms and equipment details recreated with attention to historical authenticity.
• Box contents: parts for assembling four British infantry figures in dynamic combat poses, richly equipped with characteristic gear (Brodie helmets, Lee-Enfield rifles, gas masks, and pouches).
• Category: plastic model kit – ideal for building front-line scenes and military dioramas.
• Add-ons and accessories: glue and paints are not included and must be purchased separately.

Master Box 35114 stands out for its high level of detail in the figure sculpts, capturing the tension of the moment just before the attack begins. The faithful reproduction of uniforms and distinctive equipment used by British soldiers during the Great War enables you to create a truly realistic composition. We recommend this model for intermediate and advanced modelers interested in World War I topics – the assembly difficulty is rated as 3/5. It is excellent both as an individual display piece and as part of a larger historical diorama. This set offers modelers an opportunity to deepen their knowledge of British formations and recreate the realities of trench warfare from 1914–1918.