CMK F48268 Red Army WW II Commander 1/48 – resin model of a Red Army commander

CMK F48268 Red Army WW II Commander 1/48 is a high-quality figure model depicting a Soviet officer from the World War II period. The model is made in a precise 1/48 scale, making it an ideal addition to dioramas or to armored vehicle and aircraft models from that era in this scale. It is a great choice for modelers seeking authentic historical touches to enrich their collections and projects.

The figurine is cast from high-quality resin, providing highly detailed reproduction of the uniform—from officer insignia to characteristic accessories such as the belt, cap, and straps. This model does not contain metal parts, photo-etched accessories, or 3D-printed parts, making it intended for painting and assembly with classic modeling techniques. The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing for individual color selection according to historical sources or your own artistic vision.

• Scale: 1/48
• Category: Resin model for assembly and painting
• Material: resin
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Country: USSR (Red Army)
• Use: dioramas and models of vehicles and aircraft from the Eastern Front
• Contents: 1 Red Army officer figure

The Red Army commander during World War II was a key figure on the battlefield, coordinating troop movements during the largest land operations in history—including the defense of Moscow, the Battle of Kursk, and the capture of Berlin. The figure depicts an officer in a typical mid-1940s Red Army uniform, with carefully sculpted details characteristic of Soviet officers of this period.

We recommend the CMK F48268 Red Army WW II Commander 1/48 model to both experienced modelers and those beginning their adventure with resin historical figures. The assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5—the model does not require complicated processing, just gentle cleaning and fitting of the parts, making it approachable for intermediate modelers as well. An excellent choice as a realistic addition to dioramas or scenes from World War II battles.