1/35 40’ BEF Officer No.2

Historical Context & Theme

During the 1940 campaign in France, officers of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) provided essential leadership in chaotic and fast-moving battle conditions. The BEF Officer No.2 figure captures the character of a British officer facing the uncertainty of war, embodying calm authority and determination during the early days of WWII. His presence highlights the crucial role of leadership as Britain fought to hold back the German advance.

Figure Details & Realism

Sculpted in 1/35 scale resin, this officer features historically accurate 1940 British uniform details such as the service tunic, breeches, and boots. His pose conveys readiness and decision-making, ideal for storytelling in dioramas. Fine sculpting brings attention to facial features, folds in fabric, and equipment, offering hobbyists a highly realistic figure to paint and customize.

Diorama & Display Use

This figure can be used as a standalone centerpiece or combined with other BEF miniatures to recreate command scenes, field briefings, or moments of tension on the battlefield. Whether placed near vehicles, infantry, or defensive positions, his posture adds narrative weight and authenticity to any early WWII display. He pairs especially well with BEF Officer No.1 to create a dynamic command group.

Material & Customization

Cast in premium resin, the figure comes unassembled and unpainted, ensuring crisp detail and flexibility in finishing. Modelers can choose to highlight regimental distinctions, weather his uniform for campaign realism, or place him within historically accurate French village or Dunkirk evacuation settings.

Who It’s For

Perfect for modelers, collectors, and WWII history enthusiasts. This figure suits intermediate to advanced painters who want to enhance their dioramas with realistic leadership figures from the early war period. A valuable addition to anyone building a Battle of France or Dunkirk-themed collection.