MiniArt 35266 GERMAN INFANTRY AT REST 1/35 – German infantry at rest

MiniArt 35266 GERMAN INFANTRY AT REST 1/35 is a high-quality plastic model kit depicting four German infantry soldiers resting at the World War II front. This set, produced in the popular 1/35 scale, is perfect for building realistic war dioramas, themed collections, and enriches model armies centered on 20th Century conflicts.

This model represents soldiers of the German army from the period of World War II (1939-1945). The figures feature realistic poses during a break in combat operations—sitting, relaxing, and conversing. These kinds of figures can be used, among others, in scenes from the Eastern, Western, or North African fronts—they are universal for the German Heer from 1941–1945. The precise details, such as helmets, tarpaulins, or typical weapons of the period (Kar98k rifles, ammunition, mess tins), perfectly reflect the historical realities known from battles such as Stalingrad, Normandy, or the Italian front.

The MiniArt 35266 set is made of excellent quality plastic, ensuring ease of processing and painting. The kit does not include glue or paints—this allows you to choose modeling accessories individually and interpret the soldiers' uniform colors according to historical Wehrmacht patterns. Inside the box you will find four untouched sprues with figures and a full set of personal equipment—from backpacks and bags to infantry weapons used by Germans in the 1940s.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: plastic model kit, figures
• Contents: 4 figures with equipment and weapons
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Self-assembly – glue and paints not included

I recommend this set to both beginner modelers—who wish to acquire skills in painting historical figures—and experienced collectors looking for authentic details to expand their layouts. The kit's difficulty level is 2/5: a technologically advanced model, yet user-friendly to assemble. The precision of the details distinguishes MiniArt products, ensuring satisfaction and an impressive appearance for finished figures—both as a stand-alone set and as part of an expanded World War II diorama.