Master Box 3578 FRANCE 1944 (1/35) – Allied Soldiers from the French Campaign of World War II Figures

The Master Box 3578 FRANCE 1944 set in 1:35 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit featuring realistic figures of Allied soldiers from the liberation of France in 1944. This ambitious set is designed for modelers passionate about historical reenactments and World War II dioramas. The model is dedicated both to military collectors and enthusiasts of building realistic Western Front scenes.

Detailed Product Characteristics

• Scale: 1:35 – the most popular scale in military modeling, ideal for detailed dioramas.
• Nation represented: The set depicts Allied soldiers, mainly from the US and British armies, fighting on the French front in 1944.
• Material: High-grade polystyrene plastic, durable and easy to work with.
• Set contents: Parts for building four highly detailed soldier figures in realistic combat poses, as well as equipment typical for the era, including weapons and gear.
• Category: Plastic model kit – military figures.
• Extras: The set does not include glue or paints – separate modeling accessories are required for complete assembly and finishing.

Historical Background and Usage

The models in this set refer to events of the Normandy campaign, when Allied forces liberated France after the D-Day landings on June 6, 1944. Careful attention to clothing, equipment, and weapon details means the figures are authentic representations of World War II soldiers. These figures are perfectly suited to dioramas featuring Allied vehicles, street scenes, or interactions with the local populace.

Assessment and Recommendations

• Build difficulty: 2/5 – Recommended for both beginners and intermediate modelers. The parts require precise assembly and painting for maximum realism.
• Recommended for: An excellent choice for those interested in recreating historical scenes, World War II battlefield diorama builders, and military figure collectors.
• Master Box models are renowned for their high level of detail, dynamic figure poses, and ease of composing expanded battle scenes.