1:35 US infantry rifleman with canteen from Royal Model: a separate figure of a US Army rifleman of the Second World War for a diorama and for a display case.
A figure in 1:35 scale representing a German officer with the rank of Untersturmführer, set in Stoumont in Belgium in 1944. Intended to be painted by the modeler.
A figure in 1:35 scale representing a German Panzergrenadier on the Italian battlefield in 1944. Intended to be painted by the modeler, for a diorama and for a model of a vehicle.
A figure in 1:35 scale representing a German mountain trooper of the Second World War. Intended to be painted by the modeler, for a diorama and for a model of a vehicle.
A Waffen-SS tanker with binoculars is a 1:35 figure in polyurethane resin from Royal Model. The figure is captured in the act of observing through binoculars.
A Waffen-SS tanker sitting on a turret is a resin figure in 1:35 scale from Royal Model. The figure is conceived so that it seats on the turret of a model of an armored vehicle.
A German crew refuelling a tank, Second World War is a set of two resin figures in 1:35 scale from Royal Model. It captures the topping up of fuel in an armored vehicle.
A figure in 1:35 scale representing a member of the British Marine Commandos of the Second World War. Intended to be painted by the modeler, for a diorama and for a model of a vehicle.
A figure in 1:35 scale representing a legionnaire of the French Foreign Legion in Chad in 1990. Intended to be painted by the modeler and set into a diorama or placed with a model of a vehicle.
German infantry, Second World War is a 1:35 resin figure from the Italian manufacturer Royal Model. It will complete a kit of a vehicle as well as a scene on its own.
Obergefreiter, Russia 1943 brings an experienced German soldier of the Eastern Front as a separate casting for 1:35 scale. The brand Royal Model, Italy.
The second variant of the fallen cattle motif, 1:35 Cow Carcass [No.2] , offers a different position of the same subject. Suitable for more extensive tableaux.
A fallen head of cattle, 1:35 Cow Carcass by the German brand RT-Diorama, will complete a rural or a wartime tableau. Intended for seating into terrain.
A horse lying on its side, 1:35 Dead horse lateral position , will complete a frontline or country scene. A quiet position with no bloating of the body.
The body of a horse with a bloated belly, 1:35 Dead bloated horse , is a diorama accessory for rural and front-line scenes. It captures the state several days after death.
The diorama accessory 1:35 Dead cow lateral position captures a fallen head of cattle lying on its side. It serves as part of a scene, not as a standalone model.
The South Vietnamese and Japanese motorbikes of the 1960s and 1970s in 1:35 scale is an injection-molded plastic set of civilian figures and motorcycles from Gecko Models for bringing Vietnamese dioramas to life.
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