Panzer Art FI35-043 Soviet Assault Engineer No.2 1/35 – Resin Figure of a Soviet Assault Engineer-Sapper

Panzer Art FI35-043 Soviet Assault Engineer No.2 in 1/35 scale is a high-quality resin figure representing a Red Army combat engineer from World War II. This product is intended for advanced collectors and modelers seeking realistic and detailed additions to dioramas, vignettes, or as complements to vehicle sets and historical layouts.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for most World War II armored vehicle models and dioramas.
• Country of use: Soviet Union – Red Army soldier.
• Historical period: World War II – the figure represents a combat engineer/sapper operating on the front lines between 1939–1945.
• Material: Resin – very precise technology allowing for superb, sharply reproduced details of the uniform, equipment, and weaponry, significantly surpassing the quality of plastic models.
• Compatibility: Intended for self-assembly and painting. The set does not include paints or glue.
• Product category: Resin figure designed for historical modeling and dioramas.
• Unique features: The model stands out with its authentic reproduction of the historical uniform and equipment of a Soviet assault engineer-sapper, allowing for a faithful depiction of World War II front-line realities. It is an excellent addition to tank models, armored personnel carriers, or urban combat and obstacle-crossing scenes involving Red Army soldiers.
• Application: An excellent choice for both collectors and military modelers, especially enthusiasts of Eastern Front history and those building realistic battle dioramas.
• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5. The model requires experience in working with resin, precision in cutting, sanding, and assembling small details.

Panzer Art FI35-043 Soviet Assault Engineer No.2 is recommended for all advanced modelers and collectors who value exceptional craftsmanship and historical authenticity in resin figures. This product will enhance any collection of models related to Red Army operations during World War II.