1:72 Zvezda 8077 Soviet Infantry Platoon Kursk - 1943 Plastic Model kit

The Soviet infantry at the time of the Battle of Kursk in the summer of 1943, perhaps inferior to the Wehrmacht infantry in technical equipment, but more than made up for it with incredible courage.
In addition, the old traditions of self-organization of the Russian army were preserved: even after losing all the officers, the units continued to fight with no less tenacity.
Well executed figures, a variety of poses and weapons. The uniqueness of this set is that it completely repeats the Soviet platoon, according to the personnel table for July 1943. That is, the number of figures and their weapons corresponds to historical reality.

A set of parts for assembling 38 figures of soldiers.
Soldiers are assembled using a plastic glue.
Set composition:
26 private figures
1 lieutenant
3 corporals
8 sergeants

Assembly instructions:
There are 4 castings in a box, a command group and 3 castings with recruited personnel.