Dragon 6389 Afrika Korps Panzergrenadiers (1/35) – German Motorized Infantry Figures Set, Afrika Korps

Dragon 6389 Afrika Korps Panzergrenadiers in 1/35 scale is an advanced plastic figure set faithfully depicting German motorized infantry soldiers—so-called Panzergrenadiers—from the famous Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK). This set was created for historical modelers building dioramas related to the North African theater of operations during World War II.

Product Features:

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated to enthusiasts of accurate reproductions and high detail
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II, African campaign (1941–1943)
• Use: North African front, operations including at Tobruk, during Erwin Rommel's offensives
• Material: high-quality plastic, precision injection molding technology
• Category: Plastic model kit – figure set
• Extras: detailed equipment, weapon parts, and authentic DAK uniforms
• Glue and paint are not included in the set

Historical and Technical Description:

The Afrika Korps Panzergrenadier units played a key role during the fighting in the scorching sands of Libya and Egypt, engaging in both defense and dynamic attacks as part of the so-called Wüstenkrieg. The Dragon figure set recreates soldiers in their characteristic tropical uniforms, often seen in the battles of Tobruk or El Alamein, with faithfully reproduced equipment—M35 helmets, tropical boots, Kar98k rifles or MP40 submachine guns, and tactical gear such as mess kits and ammunition pouches.

Why Choose This Product?

• Accurate representation of figures from the African theater of World War II
• Many dynamic poses – figures can create a realistic battle scene
• Perfect match for German vehicle models from this period
• Numerous small details allow for fine painting and customization

Build Difficulty Level: 3/5

We recommend this set to intermediate and advanced history modelers—it guarantees a high level of realism and the authentic atmosphere of desert warfare. Dragon 6389 Afrika Korps Panzergrenadiers is a great choice for expanding a collection of themed figures, reenacting famous battles, and creating attractive dioramas.