Master Box 3557 Women at war - Luftwaffe Helferinnen (1/35)

The Master Box 3557 Women at war - Luftwaffe Helferinnen (1/35) set is a unique proposition for fans of historical modeling who wish to complement their dioramas or collections with female figures from the World War II era. This model presents women serving as auxiliary personnel of the Luftwaffe – the German Air Force, known as Luftwaffe Helferinnen. The set contains high-quality plastic parts for assembling four meticulously detailed figures.

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated to the most popular dioramas and modern models of military vehicles and equipment.
• User country: Germany (Third Reich) – the set depicts authentic uniforms and equipment typical for German Luftwaffe servicewomen during World War II.
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945). These characters most often worked behind the scenes on airfields, in communication centers, and Luftwaffe supply bases.
• Material: high-quality plastic, guaranteeing precise details, ease of processing, and good adherence to modeling paints. The set does not include any resin or metal parts – however, it allows for easy configurations and conversions according to your own ideas.
• Category: plastic model kit – figures for dioramas and 1/35 scale models.

Unlike standard infantry or motorized crew sets, this product allows you to create unique scenarios from the day-to-day life of air force back-end operations during the war. The Luftwaffe Helferinnen figures reproduce historically accurate uniforms: uniform skirts, jackets, cap elements, and Luftwaffe insignia – the details are faithfully recreated according to historical sources, making this model perfect for both realistic dioramas and collector’s historical displays.

The Master Box 3557 model is especially recommended for enthusiasts of military modeling and collectors interested in the lesser-known aspects of World War II history. It can also serve as a challenge for beginners – the difficulty level of the model is rated at 2 on a scale of 1-5. Building and painting these figures require precision, but experienced modelers will appreciate the opportunity for personal interpretation and custom configuration. It goes perfectly with other vehicle models and European front scenes from 1939-1945.