WWII Soviet Female Soldier with PPSh-41 1/35 Resin Figure Kit

About This Kit

This 1/35 scale resin figure depicts a Soviet female soldier armed with a PPSh-41 submachine gun during World War II. The kit captures a compelling moment in history, representing the women who served in combat roles throughout the Eastern Front. The figure stands in an alert, ready stance with the distinctive drum-magazine fed PPSh-41 held at port arms, suggesting active engagement or patrol duty.

Sculpted with careful attention to period detail, the soldier wears the characteristic Soviet field uniform of the era, complete with puttees wrapped around the lower legs and a serviceable overcoat typical of Red Army dress. The facial features and proportions convey both youth and determination, while the realistic painting demonstrates the earthy tones and weathering befitting frontline service. The resin casting promises crisp detail in the uniform's folds, equipment, and weapon finish.

Perfect for dedicated military history dioramas, this figure works exceptionally well alongside other Soviet infantry figures or as a centerpiece in a small vignette depicting women's contributions to WWII. Scale enthusiasts and historical modelers will appreciate the authentic representation for Eastern Front tableaus, vehicle crew studies, or standalone display collections focused on Soviet forces.

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.