1/35 Machine gun MG 34 – infantry version

The MG 34 was introduced into the Wehrmacht arsenal in 1934 and became the world's first universal machine gun. It was distinguished by its high cadence, accuracy and the possibility to be used in various roles - as an infantry, armoured or vehicle gun. During World War II, the MG 34 was widely used on all fronts and was used throughout the conflict despite the gradual introduction of the more modern MG 42.

The 1/35th scale Plus Model set provides a detailed version of the infantry version of the MG 34, which was used with the bipod by infantry units. The finely crafted details make it suitable as a realistic addition to German soldier figures or as equipment for dioramas depicting combat scenes. It allows modellers to replace simpler plastic parts from kits and achieve a higher level of realism.

The package does not include the paint or glue needed for assembly.