Panzer Art FI35-039 Waffen-SS MG-42 gunner 1/35 – resin figure for World War II dioramas

Panzer Art FI35-039 Waffen-SS MG-42 gunner 1/35 is a unique, detailed model figure of a Waffen-SS soldier operating an MG-42 machine gun, made in the popular 1/35 scale. This figurine is specially designed for collectors and advanced modelers interested in recreating realistic battle scenes from World War II. The model is an excellent addition to any terrain diorama depicting German forces in action on the Eastern or Western Front, as well as urban combat in the final stages of the war.

The figure depicts a Waffen-SS soldier from the late stage of World War II (years 1944–1945), armed with the famous MG-42 machine gun. This weapon—renowned for its high rate of fire and effectiveness—was the main support weapon of German units from 1942 to 1945. The figurine can be successfully used in scenes featuring Waffen-SS units fighting in Normandy, on German territory, or during operations on the Eastern Front.

• Scale: 1/35
• Period: World War II, years 1944–1945
• Country: Third Reich/Germany
• Category: resin model figure for assembly and painting
• Material: high-quality modeling resin ensuring exceptional detail sharpness
• The kit does not include paints or glue – these modeling accessories must be purchased separately
• Realistic reproduction of uniform, equipment and weapons details, including the MG-42
• Ideal for dioramas, vignettes or expanding a 1/35 scale World War II soldier collection

The Panzer Art FI35-039 Waffen-SS MG-42 gunner 1/35 figure is an excellent choice for both advanced modelers and military history enthusiasts who value high realism and uniqueness. Due to the large number of small components and the need for precise assembly, it is recommended for individuals with intermediate to advanced modeling experience. Difficulty level: 4/5.

The product stands out by its precise detailing—significantly surpassing plastic equivalents in this regard—making it a great base for testing advanced painting and weathering techniques. Highly recommended for collectors of World War II military dioramas!