Young Miniatures YM1825 German Infantry Russian Front WWII 1/10

Young Miniatures YM1825 German Infantry Russian Front WWII 1/10 is an exceptionally detailed resin bust of a German soldier, specially created for historical modeling enthusiasts in 1:10 scale. This high-quality model depicts a Wehrmacht infantryman in winter uniform, typical for the Eastern Front during World War II. Thanks to the faithful reproduction of details such as a fur cap, scarf, winter coat, and realistically sculpted facial features, the bust is a perfect starting point for advanced painting and weathering.

Scale: 1/10
Country of use: Germany
Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
Product category: Resin model, bust for self-painting and assembly.

Historical Description: German Infantry on the Eastern Front

The bust represents a soldier of the German army, which on the Eastern Front had to face harsh climate and intense fighting between 1941 and 1945. The territories of present-day Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus were the locations of numerous operations, such as the Siege of Stalingrad and the Battle of Kursk. The winter equipment visible in the kit reflects the realities of daily struggle with frost, fatigue, and the enemy.

Technical Data and Set Contents

• Resin bust model made from high-quality polyurethane resin, ensuring sharp details and ease of processing
• Original design and sculpture by Young B Song
• Painted by renowned artist Sang Eon Lee (for reference only)
• Includes: bust components for assembly, assembly instructions
• Set does not include paints or glue

The model is in the category: historical resin busts for painting. Realistic texture and facial expression make this product ideal for modelers interested in military history and those who demand the highest quality miniatures.

Recommended for Whom?

The Young Miniatures YM1825 German Infantry Russian Front WWII 1/10 model is recommended for advanced modelers and collectors who appreciate realism, detail, and painting challenges. Perfect for competition displays and expanding personal historical collections.

Build difficulty level: 3/5 – the model requires precise assembly and advanced painting, making it recommended for those with experience in figure modeling.