1/35 U.S. TANK RIDERS. WINTER 1944-45
MiniArt 1/35 U.S. Tank Riders. Winter 1944-45 is a figure set of four U.S. infantrymen representing soldiers transported on tanks during the winter campaign of 1944-45. The figures are outfitted with winter gear and armor and depict a typical situation where infantry "rides on armor" while moving between positions to keep pace with armored vehicles. The set features detailed uniforms, equipment and weapons and natural poses that are perfect for dioramas featuring tanks and armored vehicles in a winter setting.
During the winter campaign of 1944-45, it was common on the Western Front to see American infantry riding directly on tanks and armored vehicles as they moved. This method of "tank-riding" helped units change positions more quickly, keep pace with armored bunches, and conserve forces in the harsh conditions of fighting in the cold, mud, and snow. At the same time, it was a typical image of the late war in Europe, instantly adding story and dynamism to the diorama.
The MiniArt U.S. Tank Riders set . Winter 1944-45 depicts just these tank-carrying infantrymen in winter gear, with everything that goes with the period: Layered clothing, cold-adapted gear, and weaponry appropriate for U.S. troops at the end of the war. The figures are designed to appear natural when sitting or leaning against the surface of the vehicle, which is key for "tank riders" - these are not static figures in a line, but figures that are meant to function in contact with the equipment.
In the pack you'll find 4 figures in winter clothing with detailed uniforms, gear and weapons, and poses suitable for "armour riding" scenes. The set is the perfect complement to the 1/35th scale American tanks and armored personnel carriers and is great for winter dioramas with snow, muddy terrain or urban ruins. Just add a few odds and ends (crates, backpacks, tarps) and you get a very believable late war scene.
| Category: | Military Vehicles |
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| Weight: | 0.09 kg |
| EAN: | 5905049176134 |
| Nationality: | USA |
| Period: | World War II |
| Scale: | 1/35 |
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