1/35 Scale WWII German Cavalry | 3-Figure Premium Resin Set

Capture the realistic detail of a mid-century reconnaissance patrol with this masterfully sculpted 1/35 scale resin model kit. This set features three unique German military figures mounted on horseback, each depicted with a distinct personality and role: a high-ranking officer in a peaked cap observing with binoculars, a soldier in a helmet taking a momentary break to smoke, and a third soldier in a field cap looking ahead. To ensure professional quality for diorama builders and collectors, every element—from the horses' powerful musculature and detailed tack to the soldiers' uniform folds and gear—is cast in high-precision, colorless grey resin.

Features & Specifications

• Historical Scale: Standard 1/35 scale, making these figures perfectly compatible with a wide range of WWII-era vehicles and scenery.

• Three Detailed Figures: Includes an officer with binoculars and two infantrymen with varied headgear (helmet and field cap), creating a diverse and natural unit appearance.

• Intricate Equestrian Detail: Each of the three horses is uniquely posed with realistic saddlebags, bedrolls, and bridle hardware.

• High-Definition Material: Produced in premium resin for sharper detail and better surface texture than traditional plastic injection-molded kits.

• Hobbyist Canvas: Supplied as an unassembled and unpainted DIY kit, offering a clean surface for historical paint schemes and custom weathering.

Modeler’s Guide for Resin Kits

To achieve a gallery-quality finish on this detailed cavalry set, please follow these industry-standard preparation steps:

1. Preparation: Wash all resin parts in warm, soapy water to remove any residual mold release agents. This is a critical step to ensure that your primer and paint bond correctly to the model.

2. Assembly: Use Cyanoacrylate (Super Glue) or a two-part epoxy for all connections. Standard plastic cement is designed for polystyrene and will not bond with resin materials.

3. Refinement: Use a fine-grit sanding stick or hobby knife to clean up any support marks or casting gates. For a seamless look on the horses' bodies, use a small amount of hobby filler on any minor join lines.

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

5. Priming: A high-quality surface primer is essential. It provides the necessary "tooth" for your acrylic or oil paints to adhere to the smooth resin surface.