Master Box 35109 British Infantry Weapons (1939-1945) 1/35

The Master Box 35109 British Infantry Weapons (1939-1945) in 1/35 scale is a high-quality set of plastic model kits designed for modelers interested in replicating the weaponry of British infantry from World War II. This set from the renowned manufacturer Master Box LTD reproduces the most important types of weapons used by the British Army between 1939 and 1945. It is an essential addition to both historical dioramas and individual figure models.

Country of use: United Kingdom and Allied units using British equipment.
Historical period: World War II (1939-1945)

Contents and Historical Accuracy

The set includes a wide range of personal and support weapons used by British soldiers during campaigns in Europe, Africa, and Asia, including:

• Lee-Enfield No.4 rifle (the most common British infantry rifle during the war)
• Sten Gun submachine guns (a simple, reliable submachine gun produced by the British)
• Bren machine gun (the backbone of the infantry section's firepower)
• Piat – anti-tank grenade launcher (essential for combating enemy armor)
• Pistols and bayonets
• Grenades, magazines, pouches, and additional equipment

All parts are made from high-grade plastic with precisely rendered details. Each weapon maintains accurate proportions and technical details, from stock rifling to bolt geometry and magazine features.

Category: Plastic model kit (accessories set)
Glue and paints are not included – separate accessories are required for assembly and painting.

Difficulty Level and Recommendation

Difficulty level: 2/5 – the product is suitable for all skill levels: both beginner and intermediate modelers will successfully assemble the kit.

Recommendation: This British infantry weapon set is the perfect expansion for any diorama, soldier figures, or World War II battlefield scenes. Highly recommended for modelers creating historical settings or expanding their collections of British military units. The precision of the execution and the wide range of available weapons allow for an accurate depiction of the British Army in 1939-1945.