1/48 U.S. Paratrooper 2 – Normandy 1944

Historical Context & Theme

The 1/48 U.S. Paratrooper 2 – Normandy 1944 by Dynamo Models portrays a U.S. Army Airborne soldier from the 82nd or 101st Airborne Division during the Normandy invasion of June 1944.
In the early hours of D-Day, thousands of paratroopers dropped behind enemy lines to capture vital bridges, cut off German reinforcements, and secure the flanks of the invasion beaches.
This figure embodies the courage, tension, and resolve of those men as they fought in scattered units across the hedgerows and villages of occupied France.

Figure Details & Realism

This 1/48 scale resin figure features a paratrooper in a combat stance, outfitted with the M42 jump uniform, helmet with netting, and full airborne web gear.
Every element—from the folds in the fabric to the placement of ammo pouches—is sculpted with precision, reflecting the authentic look of U.S. airborne troops in Normandy.
The figure’s posture conveys cautious movement or readiness, perfectly suited for storytelling in realistic WWII scenes.
High-resolution 3D printing delivers crisp detail and excellent paintability for advanced finishers.

Diorama & Display Use

Perfect for Normandy 1944, D-Day drop zone, or hedgerow combat dioramas, this figure pairs naturally with U.S. Paratrooper 1 (48011) or U.S. Paratrooper Giving Chocolate (48012).
It integrates seamlessly with 1/48 Allied vehicles, Willys Jeeps, or Sherman tanks, or can serve as a standalone centerpiece in a small vignette.
Its realistic uniform and natural stance make it ideal for both historical accuracy and narrative depth.

Material & Customization

Produced in high-quality resin for superior surface definition and minimal cleanup.
Assembly and painting are required. Glue and paint are not included.
Painters can use authentic olive drab uniforms, khaki webbing, and weathering effects for a realistic combat-worn look.

Who It’s For

Designed for WWII diorama artists, collectors, and historical miniature enthusiasts, this figure adds authenticity and atmosphere to any Allied or D-Day-themed 1/48 display.
It’s an essential piece for recreating the valor and realism of the Normandy Airborne landings.