Copper State Models F35-054 Russian Armoured Car Feldwebel 1/35 is a high-class resin figure depicting a Russian feldwebel (senior NCO) operating an armoured car during World War I. The product was designed and sculpted by renowned artist Andrey Bleskin, ensuring exceptional detail and historical accuracy. This model is dedicated to collectors and modellers passionate about the Great War era, especially enthusiasts of Russian Army armoured vehicles.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for layouts and dioramas presenting World War I scenes.
• Country of Use: Russian Empire – the model represents a Russian armoured car crewman serving in the Tsarist army.
• Historical Period: World War I (1914–1918) – the figure depicts a feldwebel in typical uniform and with equipment characteristic of Russian armoured units of this period.
• Material: High-quality resin – provides sharp details, proper weight, and ease of handling during assembly and painting.
• Box Contents: One highly detailed figure in a static pose, perfect for display alongside Copper State Models and other brands’ armoured cars in 1/35 scale. No metal parts included, but features a precisely sculpted face, clothing folds, and realistic depiction of military gear.
• Category: Resin figure for dioramas and military vehicle models – intended for scale model painting.
• Rarity and Collectible Value: Designed for advanced modellers seeking unique figures from the Eastern Front of World War I, perfect for customizing collections or enriching battle dioramas.
• Difficulty Level: 2/5 – intermediate. Basic modelling skills are sufficient for assembly and striking finish, but resin figure painting abilities are necessary.
• Recommendation: Recommended for both modellers building historical dioramas and collectors seeking authentic Russian army details from 1914–1918. The figure enhances the display quality of Copper State Models armoured cars.

By choosing Copper State Models F35-054, you receive a top-quality product that faithfully captures the spirit and realities of the Eastern Front of World War I.