WWII Soviet Male Soldier Stick Grenade Winter 1941-42 1/16 Resin Figure Kit

About This Kit

This 1/16 scale resin figure kit depicts a Soviet infantryman from the brutal winter campaign of 1941-42, equipped with a stick grenade and dressed in heavy winter garments. The soldier captures the distinctive appearance of Red Army troops during the opening years of Operation Barbarossa, when the Wehrmacht's advance into Russia met fierce resistance despite devastating losses.

The figure exhibits careful attention to period-accurate detail throughout. The soldier wears a long, heavy overcoat typical of Soviet winter uniforms, paired with a distinctive pilotka (soft cap) wrapped with cloth for added warmth. A bandolier crosses his chest, and a pouch is visible at his hip. His alert pose and relaxed grip on the stick grenade convey the readiness of frontline troops during this pivotal campaign. The resin casting shows excellent surface quality with fine facial features and fabric texture definition.

This kit suits collectors building Eastern Front dioramas or those focusing on Soviet WWII military history. The winter setting and individual soldier subject work well in squad-level vignettes, checkpoint scenes, or defensive positions. Recommended for experienced modelers comfortable with resin assembly and painting, this figure brings authenticity and presence to any 1/16 scale display.

Painting & Assembly

This kit arrives unassembled and unpainted, giving you complete creative freedom. We recommend using cyanoacrylate (super glue) for resin assembly. Clean parts with warm soapy water before priming. Use a quality resin primer before painting with acrylics or enamels. Pin larger joints for a stronger bond.