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Tamiya German Infantry Set (Mid-WWII) (1/35) 35371

SKU: 35371

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1/35 German Infantry Set (Mid-WWII) Tamiya 35371

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German Infantry Set (Mid-WWII) (1/35) 35371

This Tamiya 1/35 figure set brings to life a group of German Wehrmacht soldiers from the mid-WWII period, specifically 1941 to 1942. The five included figures are designed to represent a typical Eastern Front infantry unit in action, featuring period-accurate uniforms, equipment, and lifelike poses derived from modern digital scanning techniques. The kit provides an excellent way to enhance your German WWII dioramas with authentic human detail and context.

  • Set includes five figures: one NCO with binoculars, three riflemen, and one machine gunner
  • Uniforms depict M40 tunics with jack boots and standard issue gear
  • Headgear options: helmet or field cap for two figures
  • Newly moulded weapons: Kar98k, MG34, MP40, and more
  • Realistic stances suitable for urban or battlefield settings
  • Ideal for pairing with German AFVs or trench dioramas

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History

During the early years of Operation Barbarossa and the push into Soviet territory, German infantry formed the backbone of the Wehrmacht’s offensive. Clad in M40 field grey tunics and jack boots, these soldiers endured harsh conditions and heavy resistance, particularly on the Eastern Front. Their equipment and tactics reflected both tradition and adaptation to mechanised warfare. Figure sets such as this provide modellers with a window into the daily combat experience of these troops, capturing the visual history of a pivotal moment in WWII.