Master Box 35224 Azov Regiment, Defence of Mariupol, March 2022 1/35 – plastic model kit

The Master Box 35224 model depicts Ukrainian Azov Regiment soldiers during the heroic defense of Mariupol in March 2022, and is one of the few figure sets available on this subject. It is a model in the popular 1/35 scale, allowing for a recreation of modern military operations in Ukraine. The set consists of high-quality plastic sprues from which you can build realistic, dynamic figures of the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers.

The figurines are faithfully recreated based on historical materials, with attention to details characteristic of the participants in the Battle of Mariupol: modern equipment elements, uniforms, weapons, and gear used by Azov soldiers in 2022. The set allows you to create a realistic diorama depicting a key event in a contemporary armed conflict, and the figures convey both the everyday life of the defenders and the atmosphere of the fierce fighting for this strategic city on the Sea of Azov.

• Scale: 1/35 – dedicated to modelers who value detail and compatibility with other models in this scale
• User country: Ukraine
• Historical period: contemporary times, war in Ukraine, 2022
• Version: Azov Regiment infantry soldier figures, recreated based on the events of the defense of Mariupol
• Material: high-quality plastic, the set requires assembly and painting
• Additional elements: detailed gear and modern firearms typical for Ukrainian forces
• Category: plastic model kit (military figures, modern conflicts)

The set does not include glue, paints, or the tools needed for assembly. The model is aimed both at experienced modelers and those starting their adventure with building modern dioramas. Thanks to the excellent quality and dynamic poses, the model is suitable both for collections and for creating elaborate battle scenes.

The product is recommended for modelers interested in modern military subjects who wish to recreate current events or expand their dioramas with realistic figures of the Ukrainian army. The assembly complexity is rated at 3/5 – it requires precision and basic modeling skills.