Glowel Miniatures 35066 WSS Officer Kursk 1943 is a realistically rendered assembly miniature in the popular 1/35 scale, perfect for enhancing any themed diorama from the Second World War. The model represents a Waffen-SS officer stationed during the famous Battle of Kursk in 1943—one of the largest tank operations in history, which forever changed the face of warfare on the Eastern Front.

The Battle of Kursk, fought from July to August 1943, was a pivotal moment in the conflict between Germany and the USSR. Waffen-SS officers, like the one depicted here, commanded elite units, taking active part in operations such as “Citadel.” The miniature excellently captures the characteristic elements of period weaponry, uniform, and equipment—details such as the map case, insignia, and reichsadler on the uniform are visible, while the dynamic pose underlines the commanding authority of the modeled figure.

• Scale: 1/35
• Nation of origin: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: Second World War, 1943
• Setting: Eastern Front, Battle of Kursk
• Material: high-quality resin, 3D printed, providing excellent detail
• Number of figures in set: 1
• Includes fine details such as helmet, binoculars, and uniform elements characteristic of the Waffen-SS
• Category: Resin model created using 3D printing technology

Thanks to ultra-precise 3D printing technology, every detail of the figure is replicated with the utmost attention to historical accuracy. The model does not include metal or photo-etched accessories, but the level of detail matches the world's highest standards for collectible miniatures.

This product is recommended for both advanced modelers, historical reenactors, and collectors who value uniqueness and authenticity. It is an excellent painting base, and properly displayed will become a highlight of any battle diorama collection.

Building difficulty level: 3/5. We recommend basic experience in working with resin and miniature painting.