We present a unique figurine: Panzer Art FI35-097 DAK tanker loading ammo No.2 1/35, designed for the most demanding modelers. This product is an excellent addition to dioramas and vehicle models from the Second World War period. The figurine depicts a German Afrika Korps (DAK) soldier loading ammunition—a unique scene that enhances the realism of any arrangement related to the desert war.

• Scale: 1/35 – the standard and most popular scale among military modelers, compatible with most armored vehicle models and accessories
• User country: Germany – Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK), the elite Wehrmacht unit operating in North Africa
• Period of use: Second World War, years 1941–1943, operating mainly in the North African campaign, including Libya, Egypt, and Tunisia
• Material: High-quality resin, guaranteeing sharp edges, realistic uniform folds, and precise replication of facial features, straps, ammunition details, and personal equipment elements
• Add-ons: No metal parts, entirely made in resin technology with the finest details, allowing for individual arrangement of the figurine in various scenarios
• Category: Resin model kit (for self-assembly and painting with modeling paints, recommended accessories: cyanoacrylate adhesive for resin and paint primer)
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – moderate level of difficulty, recommended for intermediate modelers, military enthusiasts, and diorama builders

The Panzer Art FI35-097 figurine from the DAK series is a great choice for recreating historical North African scenes. Thanks to the use of resin, this model offers much greater precision than standard plastic products. The finely recreated elements of the uniform—tropical helmet, belt, and ammunition—faithfully reflect the reality of World War II desert struggles.

We especially recommend this product to collectors and modelers who appreciate high quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a realistic WWII frontlines atmosphere. It is perfect both for individual display and as an addition to mock-ups and dioramas featuring DAK themes.