Copper State Models F35-035 French marine armored car officer 1/35

Copper State Models F35-035 French marine armoured car officer 1/35 – Resin Figure

Copper State Models F35-035 French marine armoured car officer is a high-quality 1/35 scale resin figure designed for advanced historical modelling enthusiasts. The product depicts a French Navy officer assigned to an armoured car crew, accurately recreated based on worldwide iconography and sources from the First World War period. The figure was meticulously sculpted by the renowned artist Andrey Bleskin, ensuring a unique level of detail and historical authenticity.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly matches collector models of French armoured vehicles from 1914–1918.
• Country of use: France – the figure represents an officer of French armoured cars participating in operations on the fronts of the First World War.
• Historical period: First World War – French armoured car units played a significant role on the Western Front, especially in reconnaissance and infantry support operations.
• Material: high-quality resin – ensures perfect reproduction of even the smallest uniform features, equipment details, and realistic clothing texture.
• Extras: the set is a complete resin figure, requires assembly and painting; glue and paints are not included.
• Category: resin model kit (historical figures) – dedicated for dioramas and expanding collections of 1/35 scale military vehicle models.

Officers of French military armoured cars on the Western Front often commanded small units and operated various types of vehicles equipped with heavy and medium armament. Special attention was paid to the accuracy of the uniform and historical context – the figure will fit perfectly in projects dedicated to the battles of 1914–1918 or as a supplement to collections of Copper State Models, Renault FT, or other period vehicles.

This product is especially recommended for advanced modellers and collectors seeking realistic and rarely seen World War I figures. Assembly difficulty is rated at 3/5 – it requires precise gluing and modelling skills for resin painting. This model is an excellent choice for dioramas, competition presentations, and themed collections from the early 20th century.