Tamiya 35013 U.S. Army Infantry (1/35) – Plastic Assembly Model

We present the unique Tamiya 35013 U.S. Army Infantry in 1/35 scale figure set, dedicated to historical modeling enthusiasts. This is a highly detailed plastic model kit that allows you to build representative figures of United States Army soldiers from World War II.

Historical Information

The Tamiya 35013 set depicts American infantry from the World War II era—a formation that played a key role in the theaters of war in both Europe and the Pacific. The figures are based on soldiers from 1944–1945, during famous operations such as the Normandy Landings (D-Day), the Battle of the Bulge, and the fights to liberate France and Germany. Their clothing, weapons, and equipment have been recreated to reflect the realities of the Western Front in the 1940s, emphasizing historical authenticity and manufacturing detail.

Kit Contents and Materials

• Plastic, extremely precisely reproduced parts to assemble 8 U.S. Army soldiers.
• A wide selection of personal equipment: M1 Garand rifles, Browning BAR machine guns, pistols, ammunition, backpacks, and canteens.
• Distinctive details of uniforms, boots, and headgear true to the World War II period.
• The kit requires the use of glue and model paints (not included) – allowing for individual finishing according to your own vision or historical references.
• The product is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring ease of processing and durability of the finished figures.

Category and Difficulty Level

Category: 1/35 scale plastic assembly model kit.
Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – suitable for both beginner and intermediate modelers seeking realistic additions to war dioramas and layouts.

Why Choose This Product?

The Tamiya 35013 U.S. Army Infantry model is an excellent choice for complementing dioramas, recreating battle scenes, and learning to paint historical figures. Precise detail reproduction, complete equipment, and wide possibilities for customization make this set highly valued by collectors and military enthusiasts. We recommend it both to those starting their modeling adventure and to experienced modelers who want to enrich their projects with realistic American army figures from World War II.