Copper State Models F35-013 Imperial Russian Automobile Machine Gun Platoon crewman wearing boots 1/35

The Copper State Models F35-013 resin figure depicts a Russian soldier from an armored car machine gun platoon in 1/35 scale. This exquisite model is made from high-quality resin, which guarantees exceptional detail, accurately recreating the period uniform and realistic proportions of the figure. The figure represents a member of an Imperial Russian unit, wearing the distinctive high boots that were standard equipment for the Russian army during World War I.

The product is based on authentic iconographic sources from 1914-1918 – World War I being the period of greatest activity for Russian armored car platoons equipped, among others, with Maxim and Colt machine guns. One of the primary theaters for these units was the Eastern Front, where armored vehicles were widely used both in maneuver warfare and for infantry support during assaults on fortified enemy positions. These figures are perfect for complementing dioramas featuring Russian armored cars, such as the Austin-Putilov, Russo-Balt, or Garford-Putilov. They also work excellently as a standalone addition to collections focused on military history from this era.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for pairing with the most popular military vehicles in this scale
• Material: high-quality resin cast
• Country: Russian Empire
• Historical period: World War I (1914-1918)
• Model does not include glue or paints – assembly and painting required
• Category: resin model – figure for dioramas and historical collections

The Copper State Models F35-013 resin figure is characterized by extremely precise detailing, with realistic folds in the uniform, equipment, and soldier's pose. It is a great choice especially for historical modelers looking to enhance their dioramas with unique characters from the fronts of World War I. We rate the assembly and painting difficulty at 3/5 – it’s manageable for intermediate modelers, but requires some experience working with resin and precision in painting fine details.

We recommend this product to both experienced collectors and intermediate modelers wishing to develop their skills with resin models and dioramas from the World War I period.