Master Box 35134 Tankmen of WWI era 1:35

Master Box 35134 Tankmen of WWI era is a high-quality plastic figure kit in the popular 1:35 scale, intended for advanced and intermediate modelers. This set was created by the renowned company Master Box LTD, known for its precision in detail reproduction and realistic figure poses. The kit allows you to recreate British tank crewmen from the time of the First World War (1914–1918), making it an excellent addition to historical dioramas from that era.

Inside the box, you will find parts to assemble four figures depicting authentically recreated armored corps soldiers from the early days of armored warfare on the battlefields of Western Europe. The crew members are dressed in characteristic, historical uniforms and equipment typical for the British Army's tank corps. Each miniature stands out with detailed elements such as helmets, boots, belts, as well as individually sculpted faces and hands.

• Scale: 1:35
• Country of service: United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918)
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), assembly and painting required
• The set does not include glue or paints—we recommend using dedicated modeling products
• Category: plastic model kit—historical figures for dioramas and vehicles

The Master Box 35134 set is a valuable addition to any diorama reconstructing the battles of Mark I tanks or other armored vehicles from the Western Front. Thanks to well-designed poses, the figures are well suited as crew members both in combat scenes and at rest. Each component features a high level of historical accuracy, ensuring realism for the completed scene and providing deeper insight into the realities of early armored warfare.

We recommend this product to historical modelers, First World War enthusiasts, and collectors of 1:35 scale armored vehicles. The set is a challenge for hobbyists with basic modeling skills—we rate the difficulty level at 3/5. Proper assembly, cleaning, and painting of the figures provide great satisfaction and enrich any collection of historical models.