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Russian Infantry

Russian Infantry

by Wargames Atlantic
$34.95 - $349.00
$104.00
$34.95
$34.95 -
$34.95

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FOR THE FAITH, THE TSAR, AND THE MOTHERLAND!

Russia entered World War One with the largest army in the world - 1.4 million under arms! Despite these vast numbers the Russians fared poorly against Germany and Austria-Hungary after initial successes. As the war dragged on, unrest in home led first to the February Revolution in early 1917 seeing the downfall of the Tsar. Russia was soon embroiled in a civil war that would culminate with the formation of the Soviet Union.

This hard plastic set allows you to build up to 35 Russian infantry equipped for World War One and suitable for the Russian Revolution and beyond. A selection of hat and helmet types allow you to model a variety of troop types including officers, Reds, Whites, and gas masked troops.  Moisin Nagant rifles, officer pistols and sabres, and grenades give you a wide range of weaponry to choose from.

There are five frames in each box

Product Code: WAAGW004

Models require assembly and painting. Bases are not included. Items may not exactly match the photos.

Sculpting: Gia Huy

Illustration: Peter Dennis

Figure Painting: Jason Frowde (Painting Knights) and Martin Oaff

Research: Wayne Peter Bollands 

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Customer Reviews

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R.
Versatile

Received these as a gift. Great prints with lots of building options. Goes perfectly with my existing WW1 British and French sets! Can't wait to get these painted and on the table!

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Austin
So many options

The amount of options on this kit is incredible, with more heads than you will ever know what to do with. The detail on these models is also very nice, and with their gear being modeled on it makes for quick building without much hassle.

My one and only complaint with the kit has to do with the kneeling model on the sprue. I might be crazy, but after building one I couldn't help but notice that his hips appear stretched. His hip to shoulder ratio makes him look a bit bottom heavy, but I am sure this will look fine from three or four feet away on the tabletop.

Overall a great kit though! I will be picking a few more boxes up!

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Aidan
A very good multi-use kit

This kit is quite good, offering a wide choice of uses and eras. If you want to use them for Reds some modification to the bodies will be needed (shaving off shoulder boards and trimming back some gear if you like) but in my opinion it is not super necessary. Apparently some people can't figure out that a multi-era kit will need modification to be super historically accurate....

My only minor gripe is some of the poses can look a little silly but with modification they look perfect. This is a creative hobby after all, you will need to make your own modifications to your figures, they aren't action figures.

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Jay
These actually are terrible.

First off, these are advertised as being able to make WWI era Tsarist or RCW era Whites and Reds. This is not entirely true. You get budenovka heads for Reds, but the uniform is wrong on many levels. You'll have to do a lot of trimming to shave down all the shoulder boards for starters, In addition to that there are some very questionable choices for the bits. Why on earth is the officers saber in sheath molded to his hand? When it's on the mini it's floating out well away from his belt and looks terrible, in addition to that there really aren't that many alternate hands to use - there's maybe 1 or 2 other plain left arms on the whole sprue. The quality of the guns looks worse than on earlier sprues, for example the C96 is greatly reduced from that of the German box, amongst other fiddly issues. It's fine if you want basic generic nonsense and don't care about history I guess. I regret preordering this. I would recommend Copplestone Castings or Badger games metal monopose Russians over these, at least they'll be more historically accurate and have more character.