Master Box 35153 Soviet Marines Attack 1941-1942 (1/35)

Master Box 35153 Soviet Marines Attack 1941-1942 (1/35) is an extremely detailed plastic model kit representing Soviet naval infantry soldiers during World War II. Produced by the renowned company Master Box LTD in 1:35 scale, the set allows you to create a realistic combat scene from the Eastern Front in 1941-1942, faithfully depicting the uniforms, equipment, and weaponry of the Soviet marines.

• Scale: 1:35 – a model designed for collectors and military diorama enthusiasts.
• Country: Soviet Union (USSR) – naval infantry units.
• Historical period: World War II, 1941-1942 – the initial phase of Operation Barbarossa and the Red Army’s defensive battles.
• Deployment: Soviet naval infantry became renowned for their participation in the battles for Odessa, Sevastopol, and in the Baltic and Black Sea regions. These units, famed for their bravery, were assigned the most difficult assaults on coasts and in port cities.
• Category: Plastic model kit – military figures for self-assembly and painting.
• Material: High-quality plastic – the kit does not include glue or paints, allowing you to interpret the coloring based on historical sources as you wish.
• Contents: The set includes 5 carefully crafted Soviet marine figures in dynamic combat poses, recreated with attention to details such as helmets, uniforms, ammunition pouches, Mosin-Nagant rifles, and PPSH-41 submachine guns, typical of Soviet naval infantry of the period.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – intended for intermediate and advanced modelers due to the numerous details and assembly precision required for the figures.
• Recommendation: This kit is recommended for all historical modeling enthusiasts, WWII diorama collectors, and anyone interested in the Eastern Front. It works perfectly as a standalone scene or as part of a larger battle diorama.

Master Box Soviet Marines Attack 1941-1942 (1/35) is the perfect choice for those who value authenticity, detail, and the ability to create a unique battle scene in their model workspace.