ICM 35391 Barbarossa operation June, 22, 1941 (1/35) – Plastic model kit

The ICM 35391 Barbarossa operation June, 22, 1941 model in the popular 1:35 scale is a faithfully reproduced set of German soldier figures participating in the largest military operation of World War II – the German invasion of the Soviet Union, which began on June 22, 1941 under the codename "Barbarossa". This is a high-quality plastic model kit, designed and manufactured by the renowned ICM company, known for its attention to detail and historical accuracy in scale modeling products.

The set depicts German Wehrmacht soldiers in early-war uniforms, typical for the start of the Eastern campaign. Each figure has been crafted with precision – realistic reproduction of equipment, weaponry, and soldier poses make the model reflect the historical realities of Operation Barbarossa perfectly. The set includes parts for building several figures in dynamic combat poses, representing the moment of German troops entering Soviet territory.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly suited for World War II dioramas and compatible with popular military vehicle models.
• User country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1941–1945), Operation Barbarossa
• Material: high-quality modeling plastic, ensuring ease of handling and durability of finished figures
• Kit contents: parts for assembling figures, detailed assembly instructions (glue and paints not included)
• Category: plastic model kit – military figures
• Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – suitable for both beginners and intermediate modelers

This product is especially recommended for all enthusiasts of World War II history and diorama modelers looking for realistic figures to recreate battle scenes. Thanks to the high level of detail, the model makes an excellent addition to collections of armored vehicles or Eastern Front layouts.

If you value historical accuracy, high-quality craftsmanship, and consider expanding your collection with realistic figures – the ICM 35391 Barbarossa operation June, 22, 1941 (1/35) set is an excellent choice!