Master Box 3518 German Panzergrenadiers (1939-1942) – 1/35

Master Box 3518 German Panzergrenadiers (1939-1942) is a high-quality plastic figure kit in the popular 1:35 scale, dedicated to military history enthusiasts and figure modellers. The set depicts a group of German Panzergrenadiers from the early phase of World War II, allowing for an accurate recreation of Wehrmacht soldiers serving on the frontlines in the years 1939-1942.

• Scale: 1:35 – a collector's standard, ideal for dioramas and armoured vehicles in the same scale.
• Country of use: Germany – the set represents German troops, namely Panzergrenadiers.
• Historical period: World War II, years 1939-1942 – the figures are perfect for recreating campaigns in Poland, France, the Balkans, or the early months of Operation Barbarossa.
• Historical description: Panzergrenadiers were a key element of the Wehrmacht, mechanized infantry supporting tanks. The set includes figures depicting soldiers in dynamic poses, equipped with typical weapons from 1939-1942, such as Kar98k rifles, MP40 submachine guns, and Stielhandgranate grenades.
• Material: High-quality plastic – provides sharp details and ease of processing. The set does not contain resin parts or metal accessories.
• Set contents: Sprues with parts to assemble 5 detailed figures – glue and paints not included.
• Category: Plastic model kit – figures intended for painting and assembly by hobbyists.

We recommend Master Box 3518 German Panzergrenadiers both to beginner modellers looking for additions to dioramas and to advanced collectors interested in realistically recreating Wehrmacht soldiers. The kit stands out thanks to the dynamic poses, authenticity of the uniforms and equipment, making it an excellent choice for historical projects. We rate the build difficulty as 2 out of 5, so the model is suitable for both less and more experienced hobbyists.

If you care about realistic details and quality, the Master Box 3518 German Panzergrenadiers (1939-1942) kit in 1:35 scale will be an excellent choice to enrich your collection, dioramas, and historical models from the World War II period.