Panzer Art FI35-152 German fallschirmjäger Italy No.2 1/35

Panzer Art FI35-152 German Fallshirmjäger Italy No.2 1/35

We present a unique resin model figure of a German paratrooper: Panzer Art FI35-152 German Fallshirmjäger Italy No.2 in 1/35 scale. This is an authentic and highly detailed figurine dedicated to modelers seeking top-quality details in dioramas and scenes from World War II.

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: Resin model kit for assembly and painting
• Manufacturer: Panzer Art
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II, Italian Campaign (1943–1945)
• Material: High-quality resin

German paratroopers, known as Fallschirmjäger, formed an elite unit of the Luftwaffe. The figurine is depicted in a realistic and dynamic pose, equipped with characteristic gear from the battles on the Italian front—especially during the Battle of Monte Cassino in 1944, where Fallschirmjäger defended strategic positions. Uniform, weapons, and equipment details are superbly reproduced—even the smallest personal and tactical items are faithfully rendered.

Compared to popular plastic figures, Panzer Art's resin kit stands out for its remarkable accuracy in depicting clothing folds and material textures, making it ideal for historical dioramas and demanding modelers' collections. The model is intended for assembly and painting—special resin glue and acrylic or enamel paints are recommended. The kit does not include photo-etched parts, but the level of detail in the resin itself is satisfying even for professional modelers.

We particularly recommend this product to experienced modelers looking for exceptionally detailed and realistic historical figures. Ideal for diorama construction, battle scenes, and individual collector’s displays. Assembly difficulty: 4/5—for those already familiar with working with resin.

By choosing the Panzer Art FI35-152 German Fallschirmjäger Italy No.2 1/35 figure, you add a high-end model to your collection, recreated with utmost precision, depicting a soldier from one of the most important European theaters of World War II.