Italeri 6173 BERLIN HOUSE (1/72)

Italeri 6173 BERLIN HOUSE (1/72) is a high-quality plastic model kit representing a section of a Berlin tenement house from the World War II era. The product is prepared in 1/72 scale, allowing you to create a precise and realistic urban diorama set in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Germany, as the country using these characteristic buildings, was the site of many significant battles during World War II, including the famous Battle of Berlin in 1945.

The Italeri BERLIN HOUSE model is designed for modelers who value detail and historical accuracy. The elements of the kit perfectly reflect the look of a typical urban Berlin building: tall windows, classic façade, and damage resulting from wartime activities. Thanks to this, you can recreate city scenes both in the spirit of street fighting and everyday life in an occupied city.

• Scale: 1/72 – perfectly matches vehicle models and figures in this scale.
• Material: high-quality plastic, resistant to deformation and excellent for accepting model paints.
• The set includes precisely made wall, roof, and façade detail parts – essential for creating a realistic diorama.
• The kit does NOT include glue or paints – we recommend products dedicated for 1/72 scale plastic models.
• Category: plastic model kit – building/historical diorama.

Short historical description: Berlin tenement houses constituted a typical landscape of urban districts during World War II. It was such buildings that witnessed intense fighting during the Soviet assault on Berlin in 1945. The city streets, surrounded by destroyed houses, create a very distinctive setting for historical modeling dioramas.

Recommendations: We recommend the Italeri 6173 BERLIN HOUSE model to both beginner and advanced military modelers and diorama collectors. The assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5 – the set does not contain complicated elements, and the clear instructions will allow any enthusiast to enjoy the historical final result. It is an excellent choice for those wishing to enrich their collection with elements of urban architecture from the World War II period.