1/35 Fallschirmjäger No.2 – Normandy 1944

Historical Context & Theme

Representing a German Fallschirmjäger soldier during the intense Normandy campaign of 1944, this 1/35 scale figure reflects the realism and historical fidelity expected by WWII enthusiasts. German paratroopers (Fallschirmjäger) were elite troops who served as both airborne shock units and later as defensive ground forces. By the time of the Allied landings in Normandy, many Fallschirmjäger units were deployed in key areas, defending against the Allied advance across France.

Figure Details & Realism

This figure is sculpted in a realistic posture that reflects the tension and readiness of a soldier engaged in a critical phase of the war. Supplied with two interchangeable heads, it offers the flexibility to depict different emotions or helmet configurations. The uniform includes the signature Fallschirmjäger jump smock, paratrooper boots, and accurate late-war gear, all crafted in high-quality resin for crisp detailing. This model captures the gritty look of the Normandy battlefield with attention to realism and historical correctness.

Diorama & Display Use

Ideal for WWII dioramas or single-figure displays, this soldier integrates well with urban or rural Normandy scenes. Whether placed in ambush, patrolling ruins, or defending a strategic position, this figure adds visual authenticity to your setup. The realistic pose and detail make it suitable for both beginner and advanced modelers seeking to depict historical action.

Material & Customization

Cast in premium resin, this figure is highly receptive to weathering techniques, fine detail painting, and subtle modifications. The clean casting supports intricate brushwork, from camouflage patterns to unit insignia. With two head options, you can personalize the presentation to suit your project or historical scene.

Who It’s For

Perfect for scale modelers, diorama builders, historical wargamers, and collectors looking to expand their WWII German figure sets. This Fallschirmjäger is especially appealing to those focusing on the Normandy campaign and airborne troop deployments.