Andy's Hobby Headquarters AHHQ-005 U.S Late WWII Infantry Soldier (full body) M1943 Uniform 1/16

We present a precisely reproduced U.S. infantryman from the late period of World War II in 1/16 scale, manufactured by the renowned producer Andy's Hobby Headquarters. The model designated as AHHQ-005 depicts a full-body soldier in the characteristic field uniform M1943 Uniform, which was the standard attire of the United States Army in the final years of World War II.

The M1943 uniform was introduced in 1943 and was widely worn both on the Western Front, the Italian front, and during the battles in the Benelux countries and France. This uniform was distinguished by its olive-green color, modernized jacket style, and improved protection against the elements. These features are faithfully reproduced on the model—the precision of the details includes, among others, realistically rendered fabric folds, pockets, and personal equipment typical for an American soldier at the end of the war.

• Scale: 1/16 – the figure is about 11 cm tall, ideal for display both alone and as part of a diorama.
• Country of use: United States of America.
• Historical period: World War II, years 1944-1945.
• Product category: plastic model kit.
• Material: high quality styrene plastic – easy to work with, excellent for sanding and painting.
• Kit contents: full-body soldier figure for assembly and painting (glue and paints not included).

The model is aimed at both experienced modelers and ambitious beginners. The recommended difficulty level is 3/5 – assembly requires care and basic modeling skills, especially when working on the uniform and facial details.

We recommend this product to all history and military modeling enthusiasts. The figure works perfectly as a centerpiece for a diorama themed around World War II land campaigns or as a standalone exhibit in a collection. The realistic appearance and the possibility of individual painting allow for a very authentic end result.