Copper State Models F35-059 British Dispatch Rider taking carrier pigeons to the front line (Motorcycle not included) 1/35

The Copper State Models F35-059 British Dispatch Rider taking carrier pigeons to the front line figure in 1/35 scale is an excellent choice for historical modeling enthusiasts looking for original subjects for their dioramas. The set depicts a British military dispatch rider from the First World War, dressed in a faithfully reproduced uniform, transporting a cage with carrier pigeons to the front line. The motorcycle shown in the illustrations is not included in the set and must be purchased separately.

• Scale: 1/35 – the figure fits a wide range of vehicle models and scenes in this scale.
• Era: First World War (1914–1918)
• Country of use: United Kingdom
• Category: plastic assembly model (precision parts made of high-quality polystyrene)
• Set contents: soldier figure with authentic accessories – Brodie helmet, courier bag, map case, carrying straps, and a detailed carrier pigeon cage.
• Build difficulty level: 2/5 (intended for beginner and intermediate modelers)
• Assembly instructions with clear illustrations included.

Historical Description: During the First World War, reliable carrier pigeons were an essential part of field communications. British dispatch riders transported these birds in cages—often on motorcycles—to provide an alternative means of communication in case of telephone line failures or challenging combat conditions. Pigeons often saved soldiers' lives by delivering messages in extreme situations.

The Copper State Models F35-059 figure will enrich any diorama depicting British forces during the Great War—especially front-line scenes, courier operations, or the everyday life of soldiers in the rear areas.

Why choose this product? Thanks to its precise details, rarely seen subject matter, and ideal proportions, this figure is a perfect addition to any historical collection. The set is recommended for modelers interested in the British Army from 1914–1918, First World War enthusiasts, and those building realistic battle dioramas and scenes of wartime communication.