RT-Diorama 35130 "Der Durchbruch" is a highly detailed diorama base designed for 1/35 scale models. This set is dedicated to modelers seeking to authentically recreate urban combat scenes from World War II, complete with realistically rendered building ruins and architectural elements typical of both the Eastern and Western Fronts. The product is perfect for presenting armored vehicles, infantry, and dynamic breakthrough scenes.

• Scale: 1/35 – the most popular scale for dioramas and military models
• Usage: Universal scenery, but best reflects the urban combat environments of German, Soviet, or Allied armies during World War II
• Historical Period: World War II (1939-1945)
• Material: High-quality modeling casting plaster – extremely durable, easy to work with, and suitable for painting and weathering techniques
• Set contents: Two complete building ruins with realistically rendered tiled roofs and a solid, fully assembled diorama base
• Category: Diorama base for model building, especially dedicated to plastic and resin models in 1/35 scale
• Additions: Detailed textured walls, damage details – no metal or resin components included

The RT-Diorama 35130 plaster model is perfect as a scene for German armored vehicles, Wehrmacht infantry, or Soviet assault units. Its versatility also allows for the presentation of scenes depicting the liberation of cities by Western Allies. Thanks to the highest quality craftsmanship and the highly detailed texture of architectural features, every project will gain a unique character and historical depth. The model is recommended for both experienced modelers and enthusiasts building advanced dioramas. Difficulty level – 2/5: components are assembled, basic finishing and painting required for best effect.

I recommend this product to all military modelers and diorama enthusiasts who value authenticity and high-quality detail. "Der Durchbruch" will highlight the qualities of any vehicle model or figure, transporting the viewer into the reality of fierce urban combat of World War II.