1:35 Red Army badges (until 1943)

Red Army badges until 1943, 1:35 scale

A Quinta Studio set with Red Army badges from the period before the uniform change of 1943, worked out for the most widespread military scale. Get the figure separately; the set covers only the small detail. It is intended for finishing a figure that has already been painted.

The advantage in crowded tableaus

A diorama usually has more figures, and hand painting the small details on each of them would mean hours of work with an uncertain result. A ready-made detail makes sure that all the figures look equally good and that the group does not fall apart into successful and unsuccessful pieces. The return on your time is clear here: what would take a whole evening on ten figures is done in a fraction of that time.

What the designation until 1943 means

The Soviet uniform went through a noticeable change in January 1943. The set belongs to its older form, that is to tableaus from the beginning of the war and from the pre-war years, when the uniform looked different from the photographs of the last months of the fighting.

Work procedure

• Line the figures up and go through them one by one.
• A holder or a stick under the base will save you a lot of nerves.
• Do not touch the finished spot with your fingers, even once it is dry.
• Follow what the manufacturer recommends.

Suitable for

Builders of dioramas with several Soviet figures and modelers who want to take figures from the first years of the war down to the detail. It will also serve those completing crews for vehicle models in the same scale, and a single figure outside a scene as well.