Ardennes Miniature 35039 GERMAN INFANTRY WW2 1/35 – set of two resin figures

Discover the incredibly detailed Ardennes Miniature 35039 GERMAN INFANTRY WW2 figure set in 1/35 scale, created for demanding modelers who are passionate about the World War II era. This product is an excellent choice for those building realistic dioramas featuring Wehrmacht units during key operations on the Western Front.

• Scale: 1/35 – the most popular modeling scale for war dioramas, ensuring an outstanding level of detail.
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich).
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945).
• Material: Precisely cast high-quality resin – guarantees crisp details of uniforms, weapons, and equipment.
• Product category: Resin model for painting and assembly, ideal for dioramas and historical figure collections.
• Additions: The set includes two German infantry figures in realistic combat poses, perfect for street scenes, trenches, or winter forests – referring to the Battle of the Ardennes.

Historical description: The figures depict German infantry soldiers from the period of the last Wehrmacht offensives on the Western Front, especially during Operation "Wacht am Rhein" (December 1944 – January 1945), more commonly known as the Battle of the Ardennes. It was one of the last major counterattacks by German forces against the Allies in the West involving, among others, German infantry with various winter gear, which has been faithfully reproduced in the details of this set's figures.

The Ardennes Miniature 35039 product is an ideal choice for both intermediate and advanced historical modelers who expect the highest quality of detail and realism. We especially recommend it to diorama enthusiasts, war scene reenactors, and World War II military collectors looking for unique, limited edition resin figures.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – experience with resin and historical figure modeling recommended. Paints and glue not included.

Why is it worth it? The model stands out for its incredible sharpness of detail, natural poses, and the ability to personalize – making it an excellent basis for creating impressive scenes on the Western Front of World War II.