Copper State Models CSM F35085 - 1:35 Imperial Russian Army Soldier Playing Accordion

3D-printed resin figure of a Russian soldier playing an accordion in 1:35 scale

Copper State Models F35085 is a figure of an Imperial Russian Army soldier of the First World War, shown playing an accordion - an instrument that often accompanied soldiers in moments of rest. Genre scenes of this kind bring Eastern Front dioramas to life.

The fine 3D-print detail gives a realistic rendering of the uniform, the instrument and the figure's features.

What's in the box:

• 3D-printed resin figure of a Russian soldier playing an accordion (with accordion)

Model specifications:

• Scale: 1:35
• Catalogue number: F35085
• Manufacturer: Copper State Models
• Material: 3D print (resin)

Note: the kit does not include glue, paints or modelling tools. The figure is intended for self-assembly and painting.

Painting and assembly:

Recommended colours are a gimnastiorka tunic and trousers in a protective khaki shade and brown leather elements, with wooden and metal accents on the accordion. The face and hands are best finished with figure paints and gentle shading.

Required tools:

• Hobby knife or scalpel to separate the parts and clean off print-support marks
• Cyanoacrylate glue (if the figure is multi-part)
• Modelling primer
• Figure brushes or an airbrush
• Modelling paints (acrylic, enamel or oil)
• A wash and paints for shading the detail

About the figure - Imperial Russian Army soldier (First World War):

The figure depicts a soldier of the Imperial Russian Army of the First World War in a scene of camp life. Russian soldiers wore the gimnastiorka-type tunic in a protective khaki shade. Everyday genre scenes bring dioramas and vignettes of the Eastern Front to life.

About the manufacturer - Copper State Models:

Copper State Models is a Latvian manufacturer specialising in First World War and interwar subjects - aircraft, armoured cars, motorcycles, bicycles and figures - in scales from 1:72 to 1:28. The brand's figures are produced by 3D printing, which captures very fine detail of faces, hands, uniform folds and equipment. Copper State Models is known for its attention to historical accuracy and for a rich range of figures that complement vehicle models and diorama scenes.