1/35 German Tank Riders (Winter Uniform 1944–45) by MiniArt delivers highly detailed WWII infantry figures for realistic armour dioramas and scale model hobby builds.
This set represents German infantry tank riders equipped for late-war winter conditions. Designed to be posed on tanks and armoured vehicles, the figures add life, scale, and narrative to any WWII German armour display.
Featuring:
- Winter uniform detail: Sculpted greatcoats, padded jackets, and cold-weather gear from late 1944–45.
- Dynamic posing options: Multiple seated and riding poses designed for tank hulls and turret placement.
- Fine figure detailing: High-quality facial expressions, equipment, and weapon accessories for realistic finishing.
Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):
- Length: 2.5 cm (per figure average)
- Width: 1.5 cm
- Height: 3.2 cm
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: 1/35
- Manufacturer: MiniArt
- Model: German Tank Riders (Winter Uniform 1944-45)
- Parts count: 120+ (set varies by figure configuration)
- Material: Injection-moulded plastic
- Assembly: Required
- Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
- Recommended Age: 14+
- Land Military: Figures Included: Yes
Perfect for: WWII German armour builders, diorama hobbyists, and scale model collectors focused on late-war Eastern and Western Front scenes, backed by Hobbyco’s trusted service and fast shipping.
Why this kit matters
During the final years of World War II, German armoured units often relied on tank riders to transport infantry quickly across the battlefield. These troops would cling to tanks during advances, dismounting when combat began or when reaching strategic positions.
By 1944–45, winter conditions on both the Eastern and Western Fronts were severe. Soldiers wore layered cold-weather uniforms, often improvised due to supply shortages. These conditions are reflected in the sculpted detail of this set, capturing heavy coats, field gear, and practical battlefield posture.
This figure set is designed to enhance armoured vehicle models such as Panthers, Tigers, and Panzer IVs, helping create realistic battlefield scenes that reflect late-war combat conditions.
How to use it
Build using paint and glue. Use modelling tools for seam cleanup and fine detail painting on faces, uniforms, and equipment. Position figures directly onto tanks, vehicles, or diorama bases for realistic scene building.