Copper State Models F35-063 British Dispatch Rider Afternoon Tea (motorcycle not included) 1/35

Introducing a unique figure model, Copper State Models F35-063 British Dispatch Rider Afternoon Tea in precise 1/35 scale, released by the renowned company Copper State Models. This set is dedicated to fans of historical modeling interested in the faithful depiction of British Empire soldiers from the First World War era. The model depicts a British motorcycle dispatch rider during the classic British ritual—an afternoon moment of relaxation with a cup of tea—perfectly capturing the spirit of the era and everyday life of soldiers in the trenches of the Western Front.

• Scale: 1/35 – compatible with popular historical vehicle and diorama models
• Country of use: United Kingdom – British Army soldier
• Historical era: First World War (1914–1918)
• Material: High-quality plastic – accepts model paints and weathering effects excellently
• Set accessories: authentic accessories: Brodie helmet, courier bag, map case, chest straps, and a miniature tea cup
• Assembly instructions: clear illustrations make assembly easy even for less advanced modelers

Historical background:
British motorcycle dispatch riders played a crucial role on the fronts of World War I, delivering orders and information between distant positions. This incredibly risky service on motorcycles was common across all British lines from 1914 until the end of the war. Despite the hardships of military life, soldiers sought to maintain cultural traditions, and the moment of afternoon tea was an invaluable opportunity to gather thoughts and find respite.

Application possibilities:
The figure fits perfectly into dioramas depicting the everyday life of soldiers on the Western Front, base camps, or scenes featuring British motorcycles (the motorcycle itself must be purchased separately).

Category: Plastic figure model kit

Product recommendation:
We highly recommend this model to both intermediate and experienced historical modelers. Realistic details, characteristic equipment, and a unique pose make this product a valuable addition to any World War I diorama.
Difficulty level: 2/5 – the build is not difficult for those with basic experience in assembling and painting figure models.