Young Miniatures YM1886 Kampfgruppe Officer Russia 1943 'Ostwind' 1/10

Young Miniatures YM1886 Kampfgruppe Officer Russia 1943 'Ostwind' is a unique 1:10 scale resin bust model, dedicated to advanced collectors and historical figure modelers. This high-quality model depicts a German Kampfgruppe officer from World War II, set on the Eastern Front in 1943. The historical inspiration was the campaign on the territory of the Soviet Union, when Kampfgruppe units—ad hoc combat groups formed by the Wehrmacht—played a key role in defensive actions and counterattacks during the Battle of Kursk and a number of other front-line clashes that year.

The Young Miniatures YM1886 model was designed and sculpted by the renowned artist Lorenzo Nino Lorenzoni, with a sample paint job by the acclaimed painter Kirill Kanaev. The product is made of the highest quality resin, providing exceptional sharpness of detail, a smooth surface, and realistic rendering of textures. Every feature, from the officer’s facial expression, to the uniform, insignia, and equipment details, demonstrates great craftsmanship and a deep commitment to historical accuracy of the 1943 uniform.

• Scale: 1/10
• Material: high-quality resin
• Category: resin bust model for painting
• Manufacturer: Young Miniatures
• Country: Germany (historical representation of a Wehrmacht officer)
• Period: World War II, year 1943, Eastern Front

The set is intended for advanced modelers and collectors who appreciate both excellent quality and educational as well as aesthetic value. Due to its very precise execution and the demanding preparation of elements before painting and assembly, the recommended build difficulty level is 4/5. Paint and glue are not included – the model requires your own color interpretation and finishing, offering great satisfaction and allowing for full customization of the bust.

We recommend this product to experienced modelers, World War II history enthusiasts, and enthusiasts of German military history. It serves as an excellent base for advanced painting and weathering techniques, and is a valuable piece for exhibitions and dioramas.