Dragon 1627 Hauptman Grosdeutschland Division (1/16)

Dragon 1627 Hauptman Grosdeutschland Division in 1/16 scale is a unique plastic model kit representing an officer of the elite German motorized infantry division from World War II. This model depicts a Hauptman (captain) from the Großdeutschland division — a unit known for participating in key battles on the Eastern Front between 1942 and 1945.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/16 – the large scale allows for precise replication of uniform details, equipment, and characteristic features of the officer’s figure.
• Country of use: Germany – the model portrays a Wehrmacht officer from one of the most recognizable German formations.
• Historical period: World War II – ca. 1942–1945, ideal for enthusiasts building historical collections from this era.
• Plastic version – model made from high-quality polystyrene by the renowned Dragon company, known for attention to detail and historical accuracy.
• Completeness: the set includes plastic parts for assembling the figure, a base, and a detailed assembly instruction. Glue and paints are not included.
• Category: Plastic model kit – ideal for painting with both brush and airbrush.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate modelers; requires precision in assembling small details, but the large scale allows for better control of the building process.

Historical Overview and Application

Großdeutschland was one of the most prestigious divisions of the Wehrmacht, fighting on the Eastern Front, including at Kursk and during the Battle of Kharkov. The Hauptman — a captain of this unit — was distinguished by his training and equipment and represented the elite of German motorized infantry commanders. The Dragon 1627 model faithfully reproduces characteristic elements of the uniform, such as epaulettes, belt, and pistols, making it attractive for collectors and military historians.

Who is this model for?

This product is recommended for collectors of historical models, reenactors, and modelers interested in German military technology from the 1940s. It works great as a stand-alone model or as a supplement to a diorama. Detailing, large scale, and quality of workmanship guarantee satisfaction at every stage of the build.