German soldiers equipped for night fighting, rendered in 1:72 scale. The plastic figures suit darkly pitched scenes, patrol settings and night raids of the Second World War period.
Defenders from the ranks of the German Volkssturm in 1:72 scale. The figures capture the hastily assembled home guard units of the last months of the war, where civilian coats and improvised armament stood side by side.
Soviet assault units of the Second World War as plastic figures in 1:72 scale. The subject refers to the assault engineer brigades, which specialized in taking fortified buildings and urban strongpoints.
Red Army infantry of the period of the Second World War at the small scale of 1:72. The set serves to people scenes with Soviet vehicles, where a larger number of figures in basic fighting stances is needed.
Finnish soldiers in winter dress of the years 1942 to 1944 in 1:72 scale. The plastic castings will complete Nordic scenes with snow, in which figures in white smocks make the main pictorial motif.
Don Cossacks in the service of the Wehrmacht rendered as small plastic figures in 1:72 scale. The package is aimed at modelers who build scenes from the Eastern Front and are looking for mounted figures of a matching size.
The infantry of the Luftwaffe field divisions of the Second World War in 1:72 scale. Men transferred from ground personnel to the infantry, in differently colored uniforms.
German armored grenadiers of the Second World War in 1:72 scale. Infantry intended to work with armored vehicles, suitable for completing a vehicle model.
A set of figures of Imperial Japanese infantry of the Second World War in 1:72 scale. The figures will complete a diorama as well as a display case with equipment of the same scale.
A German elite division in Normandy 1944 to 1945, 1:72 scale. Infantry in camouflage smocks and with antitank weapons for scenes of fighting in the hedgerows.
The command group of an Ottoman army of the 17th century in 1:72 scale. Figures of the commander, his escort and the bearers of the insignia of power, for building a headquarters.
Ottoman field artillery of the 16th and 17th centuries in 1:72 scale. Lighter pieces on wheeled carriages with their crews, an accessory to the infantry of the same period.
Turkish heavy artillery, the 17th century (1:72) is a set of unpainted plastic figures from the maker MARS Model. It represents Ottoman gunners with period guns, for dioramas, wargaming and collectors.
Swedish leather guns of the Thirty Years' War in 1:72 scale. Light pieces that the soldiers pulled themselves and that moved directly with the infantry, crew included.
Ottoman siege artillery of the 17th century in 1:72 scale. Mortars with a short barrel for firing in a high arc over a wall, complemented by the crew at the piece.
A set of plastic figures of Ottoman provincial infantry of the 17th century in 1:72 scale. An accessory for dioramas and scenes of the period of the Turkish wars.
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