Germany
German Afrikakorps Infantry
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Plastic model kit |
This boxed set contains:
- 1 x German Afrikakorps Infantry 1/35 scale infantry soldiers
German Army
The Desert War saw the German military, in the guise of the Deutsche Afrika Korps (DAK), take on Great Britain and its allies from March 1941 till May 1943. Upon the arrival of the German force in North Africa under the able command of Generalleutnant Erwin Rommel, intense combat seesawed across the hot desert sands of Egypt, Libya and Tunisia. Dragon already has some terrific 1/35 scale kits representing tanks and self-propelled guns that served with the DAK – recently re-released as convenient assortments – and now Dragon is offering a collection of German figures that nicely accompany those vehicles. Indeed, commemorating the start of the Desert War 80 years ago are five 1/35 scale figure sets in Dragon’s collection.
This quintet of Dragon figure sets includes some classics and huge favorites, many of which have been difficult to get hold of in recent years. Each 1/35 scale figure has historically correct details such as uniforms and weapons, while their lifelike poses are vivid yet versatile. Now, thanks to this convenient North African collection, modelers have no excuse not to populate their desert vignettes or dioramas with suitable German figures.
This boxed set contains:
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1*German Afrikakorps Infantry 1/35 scale infantry soldiers
The Desert War saw the German military, in the guise of the Deutsche Afrika Korps (DAK), take on Great Britain and its allies from March 1941 till May 1943. Upon the arrival of the German force in North Africa under the able command of Generalleutnant Erwin Rommel, intense combat seesawed across the hot desert sands of Egypt, Libya and Tunisia. Dragon already has some terrific 1/35 scale kits representing tanks and self-propelled guns that served with the DAK – recently re-released as convenient assortments – and now Dragon is offering a collection of German figures that nicely accompany those vehicles. Indeed, commemorating the start of the Desert War 80 years ago are five 1/35 scale figure sets in Dragon’s collection.
This quintet of Dragon figure sets includes some classics and huge favorites, many of which have been difficult to get hold of in recent years. Each 1/35 scale figure has historically correct details such as uniforms and weapons, while their lifelike poses are vivid yet versatile. Now, thanks to this convenient North African collection, modelers have no excuse not to populate their desert vignettes or dioramas with suitable German figures.
