Master Box 3577 US Artillery Crew WW II (1/35) – American Artillery Crew Figure Set

Master Box 3577 US Artillery Crew WW II in 1/35 scale is a unique set of plastic model figures representing a United States Army artillery crew from the World War II era. This set is designed with the most demanding modelers in mind, who want to enhance their dioramas and artillery models with authentic figures, meticulously recreated with attention to historical detail and realistic US Army soldier poses and forms.

Historical Context and Uses

The figures are depicted operating an artillery piece—making this set perfect for use with popular American field artillery models, such as the M2A1 105 mm Howitzer or M1A1 155 mm Long Tom. Such crews were commonly seen on all World War II fronts, from the Normandy invasion to operations in Italy and the Pacific, during the years 1941–1945. Each figure features the typical uniforms and equipment used by American soldiers at that time.

Product Features and Materials

• Scale: 1/35
• User country: United States of America (US Army)
• Historical period: World War II, 1941–1945
• Material: High-quality modeling plastic
• Category: Plastic model kit – figure set
• Contents: Complete set of parts to assemble several artillery crew members in dynamic poses; glue and paints not included
• Manufacturer: Renowned company Master Box LTD, known for high-quality details and realistic sculpts

Application and Recommendations

The Master Box 3577 set is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to enhance their dioramas depicting US Army operations during World War II. Realistic figure silhouettes, diverse poses, and precisely recreated equipment will give even the most demanding projects a unique character and authenticity.

Build Difficulty Level: 3/5

We recommend this set for intermediate modelers—the precise details and dynamic poses require some skill in assembly and painting, but the satisfaction with the final result is guaranteed. It is also a great base for further customization of figures and historical scenes.