An Italian Alpino, Second World War is a 1:16 figure from the Royal Model workshop. It depicts a member of the Italian mountain units with their characteristic headgear.
An Italian officer, Second World War is a 1:16 resin set from Royal Model. The seated figure comes together with furniture, so a small scene comes out of it.
The black uniform of tank crews is recognizable at once, and it is worn by a figure of a German tanker in 1:35 size from the Royal Model workshop. It belongs with a model of an armored vehicle and in a display case.
A paratrooper of the Italian army in 1:35 scale is a single Royal Model figure from the period of the Second World War. A rewarding subject thanks to the camouflage pattern and the unmistakable jump helmet.
A figure of a German Panzergrenadier in 1:35 scale referring to the 12th SS Panzer Division and the year 1944. An accessory for a model of an armored vehicle.
The equipment of an American infantryman is summed up by the 1:35 U.S. Army equipment - WWII set from Royal Model: pouches, helmets, straps and entrenching tools.
The Ardennes at the close of 1944 are recalled by a figure of a member of the Waffen-SS in 1:35 size from the Royal Model range. Intended for snow-covered dioramas and for display once finished.
An Italian army officer with a base in 1:35 scale forms, according to the name, a complete display unit. The figure from Royal Model is intended for figure painters and for collectors with a display case.
A tank non-commissioned officer of the Italian army in 1:35 scale complements the rank-and-file crew members from the same Royal Model range. A commanding figure gives a scene with an armored vehicle a clear hierarchy.
The crews of Italian armored vehicles are represented by a figure of an Italian tanker, 1:35 scale , from the range of the brand Royal Model. Suitable for scenes from North Africa and for display on its own.
An American combat engineer in 1:35 scale from the production of Royal Model represents a soldier of the engineer combat regiment given in the name. It suits scenes with a crossing being built as well as Allied vehicles.
A signalman with the rank of Gefreiter, 1941, in 1:35 scale is a figure from the Italian production of Royal Model. It belongs to a staff scene, to a radio car and to a telephone line being laid.
A German infantryman in 1:35 scale from the Italian brand Royal Model is a single figure for a diorama from the period of the Second World War. It will give a scene with vehicles both a human dimension and movement.
A figure of a non-commissioned officer of the German mountain troops in 1:35 scale. A display base is included, so the figure also stands up on its own as a vignette.
A figure of an American paratrooper of the Second World War period with the rank of Private First Class, 1:35 scale. A figure for a diorama or beside a model of a vehicle.
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