Glowel Miniatures 72008 WSS Howitzer Crew (3 Figures, 3D Printed) 1/72

The Glowel Miniatures 72008 WSS Howitzer Crew set is a perfectly designed collection of three figures representing a Waffen-SS howitzer crew in 1/72 scale. The figures have been produced using state-of-the-art 3D printing technology, which guarantees exceptional detail and sharpness, surpassing that of classic plastic models. The poses and uniforms of the figures authentically recreate German Waffen-SS artillerymen as seen during World War II (1939-1945), making them an excellent choice for both collectors and historical modelers.

The Waffen-SS deployed its own artillery formations on all fronts of World War II, both during the Eastern campaigns and in the fighting in Western Europe. Howitzer crew members participated in battles such as Kursk, the fighting in Normandy, and the defense of Berlin. Thanks to realistic poses and faithfully reproduced uniform details, the Glowel Miniatures set brilliantly captures the atmosphere and tension present on the front lines of this era.

• Scale: 1/72 – perfect for vehicle models and dioramas in the same scale.
• Country of use: Germany – Waffen-SS, World War II period.
• Material: figures made using high-precision 3D printing (resin), guaranteeing perfect sharpness for even the finest details.
• The set includes three unique figures in dynamic poses that replicate activities typical of a German howitzer crew.
• A unique element for diorama construction, historical reenactments, and enhancing artillery models from the 1939-1945 era.

This product is classified as a resin model produced with 3D printing technology, especially recommended for historical modelers and diorama collectors who appreciate high-quality finish and a high level of detail. Difficulty level is rated as 2/5 – assembly and painting require some experience but should not pose a problem for even intermediate modelers.

Glowel Miniatures 72008 WSS Howitzer Crew is the perfect choice for all historical modeling enthusiasts looking to enrich their dioramas with a realistic scene of a German howitzer crew from the final stages of World War II.