Master Box 35164 The 101th Light Company US Paratroopers & British Tankman France, 1944 – 1:35 Scale Model

Discover the unique figure set Master Box 35164 The 101th Light Company US Paratroopers & British Tankman France, 1944 in the popular 1:35 scale. This is a high-quality plastic model kit created for historical diorama enthusiasts and collectors, allowing you to recreate a scene from the liberation of France in 1944 during World War II.

Model Features:

• The set includes four realistically sculpted figures: three American paratroopers from the legendary 101st Airborne Division of the United States and one British tankman.
• This model is intended for assembly – modeling glue and paints are required (not included in the kit).
• The parts are made from high-grade plastic, ensuring excellent detail and precision in the reproduction of uniforms, equipment, and weaponry.
• Perfect for building realistic diorama scenes portraying Allied cooperation during Operation Overlord and the battles to liberate France.

Historical Background:

The 101st Airborne Division, known as the “Screaming Eagles,” played a key role during the Normandy landings in June 1944 as well as in subsequent battles in Western Europe. The Master Box 35164 set captures a characteristic moment of American paratroopers meeting a British tank crewman. Such scenes were typical of the Western Front and reflected the cooperation between Allied units during the campaign in France.

Technical Data and Category:

• Category: plastic model kit – figures
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Manufacturer: Master Box LTD
• Scale: 1:35
• Does not include extras such as metal parts or resin components

Who Is This Recommended For?

This set is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modellers interested in recreating historical World War II scenes. It will be especially appreciated by diorama builders and collectors of Allied ground forces figures.

Build Difficulty:

Difficulty level: 3/5. The figures require precision and patience in assembly and painting to achieve a realistic final effect.