1/16 Bundeswehr Leopard 2 Crew No.2

Historical Context & Theme

The 1/16 Bundeswehr Leopard 2 Crew No.2 portrays a modern German tank crew member from the Bundeswehr, serving aboard the Leopard 2, one of the most advanced main battle tanks in history.
Introduced in the late 1970s, the Leopard 2 became a cornerstone of NATO’s armored strength, recognized for its superior firepower, protection, and mobility.
This figure captures the professionalism and readiness of Bundeswehr tank crews during Cold War exercises and modern deployments, symbolizing decades of German engineering excellence in armored warfare.

Figure Details & Realism

This 1/16 scale resin figure by Dynamo Models includes two interchangeable heads, allowing display with or without the modern Bundeswehr helmet.
The sculpt features highly accurate modern tanker gear — combat uniform, protective vest, gloves, and headset cables.
The figure’s stance, calm and observant, suggests a crewman performing pre-battle checks or scanning the terrain from the hatch of his Leopard 2.
High-resolution resin casting ensures crisp detail, ideal for precision painting and weathering.

Diorama & Display Use

Perfect for Leopard 2 tank dioramas or Bundeswehr armor scenes, this figure pairs naturally with Leopard 2 Crew No.1 (16034) or the Leopard 2 Crew Set (16036) to form a complete, realistic crew lineup.
It fits well in modern NATO training, peacekeeping, or European theater operations settings.
The relaxed yet professional posture allows flexible placement — standing beside the tank, in a hatch, or part of a larger maintenance vignette.

Material & Customization

Printed in high-quality resin for excellent surface definition and minimal cleanup.
Assembly and painting are required. Glue and paint are not included.
Painters can apply Bundeswehr Flecktarn camouflage, black/olive tank uniforms, or subdued tones for modern operational realism.

Who It’s For

Ideal for modern armor modelers, Bundeswehr enthusiasts, and Cold War diorama builders, this figure brings authenticity to large-scale Leopard 2 displays.
It’s designed for those seeking technical precision and realistic posture in modern German tank crew representations.