Dragon 6201 German Artillery Crew (1/35) – Plastic Model Kit

Dragon 6201 German Artillery Crew (1/35) is a high-quality set of 1:35 scale figures from the renowned manufacturer Dragon. The model depicts a German artillery crew – realistically recreated based on archival materials from the World War II era. This kit is intended for modelers interested in detailed reconstruction of historical dioramas with German field artillery.

• Scale: 1:35
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Product type: plastic model kit (glue and paints not included)
• Category: figures for dioramas and military models

The Dragon 6201 German Artillery Crew (1/35) set includes a group of five German artillerymen in dynamic poses: operating a cannon or mortar, dressed in various uniforms characteristic of the 1942-1945 period. Each figure features authentic uniform details – clearly defined ranks, pockets, belts, and pieces of equipment (helmets, holsters, canteens). The manufacturer also ensured a naturalistic representation of faces and hands, which greatly enhances the realism of the finished result.

This type of set perfectly complements any German artillery models from World War II in 1:35 scale – from the legendary Pak 40 guns, through LeFH 18 howitzers, up to heavier units. The figures fit most popular sets based on the Eastern, Western, or North African fronts. The set allows you to build a realistic field scene, depicting the crew loading, aiming, or receiving commands from their officer.

We recommend the Dragon 6201 German Artillery Crew (1/35) model to every military modeling enthusiast and those building elaborate dioramas. The product is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers – we rate the assembly difficulty as 3/5 due to the number of parts and the possibility for subtle detail painting. Thanks to the excellent detailing and high-quality plastic, this model will satisfy even the most demanding fans of historical reconstructions.