1/35 Scale Women in World War II: Panzerkampfwagen IV Crew | Resin Model Collection

Expand your historical displays with this versatile 1/35 scale resin collection featuring female tank crew members and infantry specialized for the Panzerkampfwagen IV. This series offers high-definition sculpting that captures period-accurate details such as specialized radio headsets, lace-up boots, and tactical equipment. These figures are available both as a complete set or as individual figures, allowing you to customize your tank crew or create a unique reconnaissance team for your WWII diorama.

Features & Specifications

• Scale & Flexibility: Standard 1/35 scale, available as a full 6-figure set or individual models to suit your specific project needs.

• Diverse Poses: Includes specialized figures designed to interact with vehicle hulls or ground terrain, including:

  • Commanders: Standing officers equipped with peaked caps, binoculars, and sidearms.

  • Heavy Infantry: Seated and crouching figures armed with MG-34 machine guns, ammunition belts, and anti-tank panzerfausts.

  • Support Crew: Figures in relaxed or observing poses, wearing tropical sun helmets or standard M42-style helmets.

• Premium Material: Cast in professional colorless grey resin for sharp edge retention on intricate items like throat microphones, goggles, and belt pouches.

• Authentic Textures: Exceptional detail on fabric folds, mechanical gear, and varied headgear ranging from field caps to armored crew headsets.

• DIY Format: Each figure is a self-assembled and unpainted kit, providing a clean foundation for advanced painting techniques and historical weathering.

Modeler’s Guide for Resin Kits

To ensure a high-quality finish for your 1/35 scale figures, please follow these preparation steps:

1. Preparation: Wash all resin components in warm, soapy water to remove mold release agents, ensuring your primer and paint bond securely to the surface.

2. Assembly: Use Cyanoacrylate (Super Glue) for all joins. Traditional plastic cement will not work on resin materials.

3. Refinement: Use a fine-grit sanding stick or a sharp hobby knife to remove any casting gates or support marks. For seamless integration on a tank hull, dry-fit the figures before final gluing.

4. Safety: Always wear a dust mask when sanding or trimming resin and work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling fine particles.

5. Priming: A high-quality surface primer is essential to provide a durable "tooth" for acrylic or oil paints on the smooth resin surface.