1/35 Set of 5 guns – Lee Enfield MK.I No.4

Dynamo Models A35027 – 1/35 Set of 5 Guns – Lee Enfield Mk.I No.4 is a highly detailed weapon accessory set containing five British Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I rifles. Designed by Greg Girault and produced in high-quality 3D-printed resin, these 1/35 accessories are ideal for upgrading British and Commonwealth infantry figures, vehicle crews and historical dioramas. The set provides five matching rifles with finely reproduced proportions and details, making it particularly useful for infantry groups and larger WWII scenes. Dynamo Models confirms reference A35027 as a five-piece 1/35 resin weapon set supplied for assembly and painting.

Contexte historique et thème

Officially designated Rifle, No.4 Mk I, this Lee-Enfield variant became the principal British service rifle during much of the Second World War. Adopted in 1941, it developed the proven Lee-Enfield system into a design better suited to large-scale wartime manufacture.

The No.4 Mk I was a manually operated bolt-action rifle chambered for the British .303 cartridge and equipped with a ten-round detachable box magazine. Compared with the earlier No.1 Mk III family, its construction was simplified for mass production, while changes included an exposed barrel muzzle and redesigned rear sight. The National Army Museum identifies the No.4 Mk I as the standard British Army rifle for most of WWII.

Its widespread service makes the No.4 Mk I an essential weapon for British and Commonwealth subjects from the middle and later stages of the war.

Détails et réalisme des figurines et véhicules

The Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I has a distinctive military-rifle profile combining a full wooden stock, exposed muzzle, prominent bolt action and detachable ten-round magazine. At 1/35 scale, these recognizable features help establish the identity of British infantry figures immediately.

Dynamo Models reproduces the weapon as a dedicated high-quality resin accessory rather than relying on simplified rifle parts supplied with older figure kits. A35027 is specifically described as a 3D-designed reproduction of the Lee-Enfield Mk.I No.4, with five weapons included in the set.

The quantity allows several soldiers in the same section or patrol to be equipped consistently. Individual rifles can also be positioned beside resting troops, inside suitable vehicles, against walls or among field equipment.

Utilisation en diorama et en affichage

A35027 is particularly suitable for British and Commonwealth WWII dioramas from approximately 1941 onward. The rifles can accompany infantry in North Africa, Italy, Normandy, Northwest Europe and other theaters where No.4 rifles were issued.

They are especially useful for 1944–1945 scenes involving British infantry, paratroopers or vehicle crews when supported by the appropriate references for the unit represented. Current catalog listings also associate A35027 with British WWII infantry and paratrooper subjects.

The weapons can be carried naturally by marching or combat figures, placed beside soldiers during a halt, or integrated into trenches, ruined buildings and defensive positions. They also complement trucks, universal carriers, armored vehicles and other British military subjects where personal weapons form part of the scene.

Matériel et personnalisation

Dynamo Models A35027 contains five 1/35 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I rifles produced in 3D-printed resin. The accessories require assembly and painting, with glue and paint not included.

Painting can emphasize the contrast between the wooden furniture and dark metal components. Subtle variation between individual wooden stocks can give a group of rifles a more natural appearance, while carefully controlled edge highlights can bring out the bolt, magazine and barrel details without creating an exaggerated metallic effect.

Suitable rifle slings or additional personal equipment may also be added by the modeler according to the specific figure and historical references being followed.

À qui s'adresse-t-il ?

A35027 is ideal for 1/35 British and Commonwealth WWII modelers, figure painters, armor builders and diorama creators looking to replace simplified kit weapons with finely detailed resin accessories.

The five-rifle format is particularly practical for infantry groups, vehicle crews and larger scenes requiring several consistent British service rifles.