1/35 Fallschirmjager on Motorcycle No.2 – Normandy 1944

Historical Context & Theme

The 1/35 Fallschirmjäger on Motorcycle No.2 – Normandy 1944 represents a German paratrooper (Fallschirmjäger) during the late-war defensive operations in Normandy. By 1944, these elite airborne troops were increasingly deployed as ground forces, utilizing motorcycles for courier, reconnaissance, and communication duties within mobile Kampfgruppen.

This figure captures the composure and alertness of a soldier momentarily pausing while mounted on his motorcycle — a common sight in the chaos and fluid frontlines of the Normandy campaign. The sculpt conveys the balance between motion and readiness, highlighting the professionalism of the Luftwaffe Fallschirmjäger during the Allied invasion of France.

Figure Details & Realism

This 1/35 scale 3D printed resin figure by Dynamo Models has been meticulously designed to fit the Tamiya 35241 – DKW NZ 350 motorcycle kit.
It can also be adapted for other motorcycles such as the Zündapp KS750 or BMW R75 from Great Wall Hobby, though minor adjustments may be required for perfect fitment.

The sculpt features the classic M1943 jump smock, Luftwaffe field trousers, and detailed equipment, including pouches, boots, and holster.
Includes two interchangeable heads to allow for helmeted or bare-headed configurations.
Thanks to high-resolution 3D resin printing, every fold, buckle, and facial feature is sharply rendered for superior realism.

Diorama & Display Use

Perfect for Normandy 1944, reconnaissance, or motorized unit dioramas, this figure can be displayed seated on a motorcycle, parked by a roadside, or in convoy formations.
Pairs beautifully with Fallschirmjäger on Motorcycle No.1 or Fallschirmjäger Checking the Map to create authentic reconnaissance or resting scenes.
Whether integrated into a full diorama or presented alone with a vehicle, the dynamic seated posture adds motion and atmosphere.

Material & Customization

Manufactured in high-quality 3D printed resin, this figure ensures sharp detail and minimal preparation.
Assembly and painting are required. Glue and paint are not included.
Painters can use late-war Luftwaffe camouflage, dusty boots, and worn leather tones to recreate the gritty realism of the Normandy battlefields.

Who It’s For

This figure is ideal for WWII collectors, German vehicle modelers, and historical diorama builders seeking accuracy and realism.
Its compatibility with multiple motorcycle kits makes it a versatile addition to any Fallschirmjäger or Normandy 1944 display.