Trumpeter 00428 Soviet Artillery - Commander Inspection (1/35) – set of Soviet soldier figures to assemble

Trumpeter 00428 Soviet Artillery - Commander Inspection in 1/35 scale is an extremely detailed figure set depicting Soviet artillery soldiers during an inspection conducted by an officer. The kit is intended for self-assembly and painting, allowing modelers to interpret the scene in their own way and recreate authentic historical details.

Precise Reconstruction of Soviet Artillery – World War II

The Trumpeter 00428 figure set recreates an actual situation from World War II, when the Red Army carried out routine artillery inspections on the Eastern Front and during preparations for key battles, such as at Stalingrad or Kursk. Such inspections conducted by commanders were crucial for maintaining the combat readiness of Soviet artillery units and for the effectiveness of military operations during the years 1941–1945.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country: USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
• Period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Category: plastic model kit – figure set
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Set contents: several Soviet soldier figures in realistic poses: officer, artillerymen and observers, single accessories
• The kit does not include glue or paints
• Manufacturer: Trumpeter

Set advantages and recommendation

This product is distinguished by authentic uniform details and realistically rendered facial expressions and poses. It is perfect for historical dioramas, scenes with artillery vehicles, or for standalone display. It is an excellent choice for both intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate historical accuracy and high-quality parts. Especially appreciated by enthusiasts of World War II military topics and those interested in re-creating Soviet combat formations.

Difficulty level: 2/5

The set will not pose difficulties for those with basic modeling experience, and thanks to clear instructions assembly should not be an issue. It's a great base for learning figure painting, practicing details, and diorama building.