Ardennes Miniature 35023 GERMAN SOLDIER 1944 1/35 – Resin Figure of a German WWII Soldier

Ardennes Miniature 35023 GERMAN SOLDIER 1944 1/35 is an extremely detailed resin figure for assembly, which is an excellent addition to dioramas and armored vehicle models from the World War II era. The figure is made in the popular 1:35 scale, which is the standard among modellers building replicas of vehicles and military scenes from 1939–1945.

Historical Context

The figure represents a German soldier from 1944—a period when the German army fought intense battles on both the Western and Eastern fronts. In 1944, prior to the major Allied offensive in the Ardennes, German grenadiers were equipped with uniforms and field gear characteristic of the late-war period. The figure can be used as part of a diorama depicting, for example, the Battle of the Ardennes, Operation Market Garden, or the defense of the eastern borders of the Reich.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly matches tank, vehicle, and war diorama models.
• Country of use: Germany (Wehrmacht, Waffen-SS or Volksturm, depending on painting and accessories).
• Historical period: World War II, specifically the year 1944.
• Material: highest quality resin, ensuring excellent reproduction of the smallest details of the uniform, equipment, and weaponry. The set includes separate elements: weapon, helmet, bag, and other accessories.
• No photo-etched or metal parts – the entire figure is made of resin.
• Category: resin model designed for assembly.
• Manufacturer: Ardennes Miniature, a renowned brand among historical figure modelers.

Why Choose This Product?

The detailed sculpt makes this figure an excellent choice for both advanced modelers and enthusiasts beginning their journey with resin miniatures. It will successfully enhance any diorama with realism and a historical atmosphere. Recommended assembly and painting difficulty is 3/5 – the product requires basic skills in resin handling and attention to detail during painting. The figure is ideal for military modelers, collectors, and military history enthusiasts seeking to enrich their collection with an authentic front-line scene element from the final period of World War II.