Master Box 1/35 101st Light Company US Paratroopers and British Tankmen, France 1944
1/35 The 101st Light Company US Paratroopers and British Tankmen by Master Box delivers a detailed WWII figure model kit for historical dioramas, military displays and scale modelling collections.
Featuring:
- Nine figures: Includes seven US paratroopers, one British tankman and a woman with a child.
- France 1944 setting: Depicts a scene from the liberation of France during the Second World War.
- Diorama ready: Designed for 1/35 scale displays and suitable for use with compatible Allied vehicles, buildings and scenery.
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: 1/35
- Manufacturer: Master Box
- Model: The 101st Light Company US Paratroopers and British Tankmen, France 1944
- Material: Injection-moulded plastic
- Assembly: Required
- Paint/Glue: Required (not included)
- Figures Included: Yes, nine
Perfect for: WWII enthusiasts, military figure modellers, diorama builders and hobbyists creating 1/35 scale scenes from the liberation of France.
Why this kit matters
The US 101st Airborne Division took part in the Normandy campaign following the Allied landings in France on 6 June 1944. American paratroopers were dropped behind German lines before the beach landings to secure key positions and disrupt German movements in support of the Allied invasion.
This Master Box set depicts the 101st Airborne Division alongside a British tankman during the liberation of France. The inclusion of seven paratroopers, a British tankman and a woman with a child creates a human-focused scene rather than a simple combat formation, giving modellers a strong subject for a detailed WWII 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 1/35 scale WWII diorama or alongside compatible military model kits.
This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.