Master Box 1/35 Who's That! German Mountain Troops & Soviet Marines, Spring 1943

1/35 Who's That! by Master Box delivers a detailed WWII figure model kit for historical dioramas, military displays and scale modelling collections.

Featuring:

• Six detailed figures: Includes three German mountain troops and three Soviet Marines in different poses.
• Spring 1943 setting: Represents German and Soviet troops during the Eastern Front campaign.
• Diorama ready: The figures are designed for 1/35 scale military scenes and can be combined with compatible vehicles, buildings and accessories.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Height: 5 cm per figure

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1/35
• Manufacturer: Master Box
• Model: Who's That! German Mountain Troops & Soviet Marines, Spring 1943
• Parts count: Six figures
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic
• Assembly: Required
• Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
• Recommended Age: 14+
• Figures Included: Yes, six

Perfect for: WWII enthusiasts, military figure modellers, diorama builders and hobbyists creating 1/35 scale Eastern Front scenes.

Why this kit matters

The Eastern Front was the largest theatre of the Second World War, with German and Soviet forces engaged in major campaigns across Eastern Europe. In 1943, the fighting included major operations such as the battles around Stalingrad and the later German and Soviet offensives across the region.

The set depicts German mountain troops and Soviet Marines during spring 1943. German Gebirgsjäger were specialised infantry trained for mountain warfare, while Soviet Naval Infantry served in both amphibious operations and land combat during the Second World War. This six-figure set provides useful subjects for recreating period military scenes in a 1/35 scale diorama.

How to use it

Remove the plastic parts from the sprues, clean the attachment points and assemble the figures using basic modelling tools and plastic glue. Paint is required to complete the figures, with paint and glue sold separately. Once finished, display the figures in a WWII diorama or alongside compatible 1/35 scale military model kits.

This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.