Barcode: 0 89195 86273 0
Packaging: 36 pieces per master carton
Box Size: 7.5"x11.4"x1.8"
1/35 "Desperate Defense", Korsun Pocket 1944 - GEN 2 Series
The first announced figures in our new GEN 2 series! This new series will set
the new standard with detail and realism almost beyond comprehension.
About this set:
Each lifelike figure strikes a vivid pose as they fight for survival against
the Red Army. This sets six figures are clothed in a variety of late war uniforms
and are armed with a range of weapons and equipment (made with Dragon Styrene).
Each features separate hands, feet, collars and even photo-etched uniform and
equipment parts. Each figures face shows a different sign of desperation with
full detail.
Features:
- Includes 6 figures
- Hands and feet are molded separately
�V hands slip into hollow cuffs
- Slide-molded shoes with patterned soles and detailed uppers
- breathtaking detail never seen before in 1/35 scale
- Collar area has separate parts for multi-layer and overhang effects
- Photo-etched parts for shoulder boards, belt buckles, insignia and medals
- Each headsculpt delivers fantastic facial features
- Each head is separated in two halves, bisected at the helmet chin strap, this
means no parting or joint lines and allows fully defined ears and helmet straps
- Newly tooled gasmask container, mess tin, and water bottle exhibit incredible
detail and texture thanks to our slide-mold technology
- Newly tooled weapons with astonishing detail including a hollowed rifle muzzle
(first time ever in 1/35 kits), separate parts for the bolt mechanism and accurate
miniature ammo clips.
- Lower portion of their clothes are separate parts to give excellent detail
- Helmet with accurate details such as the rivet heads
- Upper torso separated into front and rear halves which allows full detail
on the sides of body
About the "Desperate Defense":
The German defenders in the Korsun Pocket in Russia fought desperate pitched
battles to avert annihilation during the long retreat back to the Fatherland.
Fighting against overwhelming odds in 1944 they grimly hung on.
