Dragon 6585 Red Devils w.Welbike (1/35)

Dragon 6585 Red Devils w.Welbike in 1/35 scale is an extremely detailed plastic assembly model kit depicting soldiers of the elite British 1st Airborne Division, known as the "Red Devils," together with a unique vehicle—the foldable Welbike motorcycle. This model kit is aimed at enthusiasts of World War II and British airborne units, wishing to recreate the authentic atmosphere of that era on their own diorama.

Welbike is a compact, foldable motorcycle used by British paratroopers during World War II. Designed in 1942–1943 in the United Kingdom, it was intended to allow soldiers to move quickly right after parachute landing. The Welbike was used in operations such as the Arnhem landings and the Normandy invasion, both by paratroopers and SAS units. Thanks to its small size, it could be easily transported to the battlefield in special drop containers.

The Dragon 6585 set includes:

• two detailed figures of British paratroopers in historical uniforms of the 1st Airborne Division,
• a precisely recreated foldable Welbike motorcycle in field version,
• numerous personal equipment details and additional accessories, accurately reflecting the realities of the Western Front of World War II,
• clearly rendered textures of uniforms, gear, and armament.

The model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring easy processing and precise assembly. Glue and paints are not included in the set, allowing you to choose your preferred brands and colors for modeling supplies.

Dragon 6585 Red Devils w.Welbike is aimed at those who already have some experience in figure and diorama modeling. Advanced details and many small parts make the difficulty level 3 out of 5. This model makes it possible to recreate authentic WWII battle scenes, especially those related to the breakthrough airborne operations at Arnhem or Normandy. It's a perfect choice for fans of British airborne forces, collectors, and creators of historical dioramas.

Category: plastic assembly model kit, 1/35 scale, World War II theme.