Dragon 6211 US 29th Inf.Div. Omaha Beach44 (1/35)

The Dragon 6211 US 29th Infantry Division Omaha Beach44 in 1:35 scale is a high-quality plastic figure model kit faithfully recreating American soldiers during one of the most famous amphibious operations of World War II – the Normandy landing on June 6, 1944. The set is produced by the renowned Dragon company, known for its outstanding detail and historical accuracy in its models.

• Scale: 1/35, ideal for dioramas and combinations with other vehicle and building models from the same period.
• Country of use: United States of America.
• Historical period: World War II. Precisely – D-Day, Operation Overlord – June 6, 1944.
• Material: The model is made of durable, high-quality plastic.
• Category: Plastic model kit – figure set.

The set portrays four American soldiers of the 29th Infantry Division in realistic poses storming Omaha Beach. Each figure is equipped with meticulously recreated uniforms, M1 helmets, ammunition belts, and personal weapons such as M1 Garand rifles and Thompson submachine guns. Dragon has ensured the authenticity of the details – notable are the dynamic poses and equipment faithfully reproduced according to historical references.

The set includes numerous small components and accessories allowing you to recreate the atmosphere of the battle on Omaha Beach, including backpacks, canteens, bags, and spare magazines. The model does not contain glue or paints – for finishing and personalizing the figures, it is recommended to use specialized modeling paints and plastic glue.

We recommend this set to both beginner and advanced modelers – assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5, thanks to clearly numbered parts and an easy-to-follow manual. The model is perfect as a standalone display or as part of a larger historical diorama. An ideal choice for World War II history enthusiasts and battle scene reenactors.

Dragon 6211 US 29th Inf.Div. Omaha Beach44 in 1:35 scale offers the detail and quality to transport you to the historical setting of D-Day and serves as an excellent base for creating atmospheric dioramas depicting Allied forces in Normandy.