German Infantry Stalingrad Summer 1942 Casualty Evacuation, 1/35 - Master Box Ltd. 3541

The reference Master Box Ltd. 3541 is a set of five 1/35-scale figures to assemble depicting the evacuation of a wounded man by German infantry in Stalingrad during the summer of 1942. Offered in different poses, the figures come together to form a dynamic scene designed for diorama projects on the Eastern Front during the Second World War.

An evacuation scene at 1/35 scale

The box features four soldiers carrying a wounded man on an improvised stretcher. This composition is suitable for creating a small standalone vignette as well as for enhancing an urban setting, a field aid station, or a military advance scene.

At 1/35 scale, the figures are approximately 50 mm tall. This scale is commonly used for armored vehicles, military vehicles, and figures; it makes it easier to combine with scenery elements and accessories designed to the same scale.

Assembly and painting

The five figures are supplied unpainted and require assembly. Careful preparation of the mold lines, followed by gluing suited to plastic model kits, helps prepare the parts before painting. Applying a primer then makes it easier for paint tones to adhere and for the relief details of the equipment and uniforms to stand out.

Painting work can be complemented with washes, highlights, and dust effects to integrate the characters into the atmosphere you choose for the diorama. Glue and paints are not included.

Features

• Brand : Master Box Ltd.
• Reference : 3541
• Type : historical assembly figures
• Subject : evacuation of a wounded man by German infantry in Stalingrad, summer 1942
• Scale : 1/35
• Number of figures : 5
• Figure height : approx. 50 mm
• Period : Second World War