CMK F48299 German WW II Motorcycle Rider for Tamiya kit 1/48

CMK F48299 German WW II Motorcycle Rider for Tamiya kit 1/48 is a high-quality resin model figure representing a Wehrmacht soldier from the World War II era, prepared in 1/48 scale. It has been specifically designed to complement the BMW motorcycle model offered by Tamiya, making it a perfect fit with the vehicle and allowing for a highly realistic diorama or display scene. The realistic pose, accurately reproduced details of the uniform and equipment, and the Mauser 98 rifle held in hand make the figure look extremely authentic and detailed, even under close inspection.

Brief Historical Description:
Figures of this type are inspired by Wehrmacht reconnaissance and signal corps soldiers who used BMW R75 and Zündapp KS 750 motorcycles during various World War II campaigns, such as the 1939 Blitzkrieg, operations on the Eastern Front, and battles in France and North Africa between 1939 and 1945. Wehrmacht motorcyclists were a key link in communications and reconnaissance, with their vehicles enabling rapid movement across challenging terrain.

• Scale: 1/48 – compatible with most 1/48 scale military vehicle models (especially Tamiya BMW motorcycle)
• Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Country: Third Reich, Germany
• Material: high-grade modeling resin ensures precise detail reproduction
• Equipment: Mauser 98 rifle, full field uniform
• Kit does not include glue or paint (dedicated modeling products are recommended for full finishing)

Product category: Resin figure for 1/48 scale models

We recommend this product to all modelers searching for unique additions to their World War II vehicle dioramas and models. The CMK F48299 figure perfectly emphasizes the dynamism of combat scenes and adds authenticity to any German motorcycle model from the era. Its realistic proportions and detailing make it attractive to both intermediate and advanced hobbyists.
Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – Thanks to precise, one-piece castings, assembling and painting the figure will not present difficulties to those with basic modeling experience.