1/35 Last Consultation by HobbyBoss delivers a highly detailed figure set for diorama-builders and military modellers who want to depict a realistic troop-interaction scene.
Featuring:
- Four 1:35 scale German WWII officers: Posed seated or engaged in map-review, ideal for narrative modelling.
- Injection-moulded unpainted parts: Requires glue and paint, giving full control over finishing and weathering.
- Compact footprint for easy display: The scene fits alongside vehicles or terrain without demanding large space.
Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):
- Length: ~5.0 cm
- Width: ~3.5 cm
- Height: ~2.5 cm
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: 1:35
- Manufacturer: HobbyBoss
- Model: Last Consultation (Kit No. 84414)
- Parts count: 4 figures (multiple component pieces)
- Material: Injection-moulded plastic
- Assembly: Required
- Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
- Recommended Age: 14+
Perfect for: Military-modelling enthusiasts, diorama builders and display collectors who want to enrich their vehicle or battlefield scenes with realistic troop interaction. Backed by HobbyBoss’s trusted brand and global retailer availability.
Why this kit matters
Figures add human presence and storytelling to static models. A well-composed scene of soldiers in conversation or map review elevates a display from mere hardware to a moment in time.
The “Last Consultation” set captures German officers in a contemplative or strategic moment during WWII, offering modellers an opportunity to depict leadership, decision-making or the calm before action. Such scenes help build depth and realism in military dioramas.
How to use it
Start by cleaning up the figure components and trimming sprues. Paint major components (uniforms, gear) while items are still separate for best finish. Use modelling glue to assemble figures, then apply decals or detail as needed. Position them in your scene—beside a vehicle, around a map board, or on terrain—and finish with appropriate weathering and base detail for display.
This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.