Trumpeter 00413 WW II Soviets tank soldier (1/35) – plastic figure of a Soviet World War II tank soldier

Trumpeter 00413 WW II Soviets tank soldier (1/35) is a high-quality plastic model kit representing a Soviet tank crewman from World War II, produced in the popular 1/35 scale. This kit is designed for modelers who care about historical details in their dioramas, displays, or collections of armored vehicles. Trumpeter, a renowned manufacturer of plastic models, has ensured an accurate recreation of the uniform and characteristic equipment of Soviet armored troops from 1941–1945.

Product Features

• 1/35 scale – perfect match for most Soviet tank models from this period.
• Model intended for self-assembly and painting – the kit does not include glue or paints, allowing for full customization and advanced painting techniques.
• Country of service: USSR – the figure represents a typical Soviet tank soldier from the era of the greatest armored conflicts of World War II.
• Material: high-quality plastic – easy to work with, perfectly accepts modeling paints.
• Category: plastic figure for assembly – an element that enhances Soviet tank dioramas or displays.

Historical Information

The Trumpeter 00413 figure depicts a soldier of the Soviet armored forces fighting on the Eastern Front during World War II. Soviet tank crews played a key role in major battles such as Stalingrad, Kursk, and Operation Bagration. The uniform and equipment have been reproduced with attention to detail typical of the 1940s, and the realistic pose allows you to create a dynamic combat scene alongside Soviet vehicles like the T-34, KV-1, or IS-2.

Who is it for?

The model is recommended for advanced modelers and collectors for whom authenticity of historical scenes is essential. The kit is also suitable for intermediate hobbyists wishing to improve their figure painting skills. This product is ideal for dioramas depicting the actions of Soviet armored forces.

Build difficulty level: 2/5 – moderate difficulty, also suitable for those with basic modeling experience.