Panzer Art FI35-132 German fallschirmjäger Oder Front No.2 1/35

Panzer Art FI35-132 German fallschirmjäger Oder Front No.2 1/35 – German Paratrooper Resin Figure

Panzer Art FI35-132 German fallschirmjäger Oder Front No.2 1/35 is a resin figure representing a German paratrooper from the elite Fallschirmjäger units, fighting on the Oder Front in the last months of World War II. The model, made in the popular 1/35 scale, is characterized by extremely realistic rendering of uniform, equipment, and weaponry details typical of the final period of combat on German territory in 1945.

The Fallschirmjäger were a highly recognizable unit within the German army, regarded as exceptionally well-trained and equipped. The figure presented by Panzer Art depicts a soldier during the heavy fighting of the German defense of the Oder line in March and April 1945, when Allied and Soviet forces were advancing towards Berlin. An example of the use of Fallschirmjäger units at this time is Operation Oderbruch – one of the last organized defensive efforts of the Third Reich.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for World War II dioramas
• Country of Use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical Period: World War II, Eastern Front battles, Spring 1945
• Material: high-quality resin – ensures sharp details, higher precision than plastic counterparts
• Add-ons: carefully reproduced equipment and uniform elements, requires self-assembly and painting
• Category: resin assembly and painting model (figure)

The Panzer Art FI35-132 model stands out thanks to perfectly reproduced facial features, realistic uniform folds, and a dynamic pose that reflects the tension of the final battles of World War II. It is ideal as the main character on a diorama illustrating events along the Oder or in compositions featuring Wehrmacht armored vehicles from 1945.

This model is recommended primarily for intermediate and advanced modelers who value detail and have experience working with resin and model paints. The build complexity is rated as 3/5, making the figure an ideal way to further develop your skills in constructing and painting realistic historical figures. It’s also highly recommended for collectors of military figures and enthusiasts of World War II history.