Mars 72104 Turkish Infantry Tufekei (1/72) – Plastic Turkish Infantry Figures

The Mars 72104 Turkish Infantry Tufekei (1/72) set is a unique offer aimed at enthusiasts of historical modelling, specializing in the 19th century period. This product contains a set of plastic figures representing Turkish Tufekei infantry, an integral part of the Ottoman Empire’s army. The 1:72 scale allows for accurate reproduction of historical details, while also enabling the construction of elaborate dioramas or the recreation of realistic battle scenes.

Historically, the Tufekei unit formed the backbone of the Ottoman Empire's land forces in the 19th century, especially during the military reforms of Mahmud II and conflicts such as the Russo-Turkish wars. This infantry was armed with musket-type firearms, and their participation in battles is recorded during, among others, the Battle of Navarino (1827) and the Crimean War (1853–1856). This set represents that very period – perfect for recreating famous battles of the era or as an addition to a 19th-century military collection.

• Model scale: 1:72 – allows for precise reproduction of details.
• Country of use: Ottoman Empire (Turkey).
• Material: high-quality plastic, ensuring durability and ease of processing for modellers of all ages.
• Historical period: 19th century, a time of major transformations and conflicts in Southeastern Europe and the Middle East.
• Set contents: a set of unpainted figures for self-assembly and painting (glue and paints not included).
• Category: plastic model figures (so-called wargaming/diorama).

We recommend Mars 72104 Turkish Infantry Tufekei to collectors as well as beginner and intermediate modellers interested in 19th-century history. This model offers a moderate level of assembly difficulty – level 2/5, making it a suitable choice for starting your adventure with building historical armies, and an interesting supplement for advanced military history reenactors.

The high quality of details and the ability to personalize make this set attractive to every modelling and Turkish military history enthusiast.