WW2 Bunker
Etappenhelden: Feast and Musical Delight
Etappenhelden: Feast and Musical Delight
Condition: New, 3D Printed, and Unpainted
SKU:4357-mini - 1/30
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The daily life of a German soldier was often defined by the quality of the warm meal provided by the 'Gulaschkanone' and the brief moments of respite found in the rear areas. These 'Etappen' (rear echelons) provided a stark contrast to the front, where soldiers could enjoy camaraderie, music, and fresh rations. Such gatherings were essential for psychological recovery, often featuring impromptu musical performances by soldiers who carried instruments like trumpets or accordions in their baggage train, fostering a sense of normalcy amidst the chaos of the campaign.
This is a full diorama portraying a lively field mess scene. The set includes 11 figures: 3 field cooks in aprons, 6 soldiers receiving food or dining, 1 soldier playing a trumpet, and 1 singing officer; the scene is furnished with 2 large trestle tables, a bench, a stool, large cooking pots, stacks of plates, bowls, and various food items including bread and sausages, all set on a tiled floor base.
Please note: the figures in this diorama are resin 3D printed, while the structures, buildings and bases are printed in PLA filament for a sturdy, durable foundation.
About print supports: ArteJaol's sculpts are exceptionally detailed, and some of that detail needs extra care to arrive safely. On most figurines, we remove the print supports before shipping, so you can get straight to painting. Only minis with delicate parts, like a sword or bayonet, ship inside a protective resin casing with their supports attached; see the last product image for how to free them safely.
Tech Specs
Tech Specs
Faction:
- Axis Powers
- Wehrmacht - (GER)
- Rear Echelon Logistics Unit
Scale Reference List
Scale Reference List
Scale Reference List
These measurements consider a figurine standing up straight. Model height may vary by context (soldier crouching) or historical accuracy (Patton was a tall guy!)
- 1/6 Scale
Size: 300 mm | 11.8 inches - 1/10 Scale
Size: 180 mm | 7.1 inches - 1/16 Scale
Size: 112.5 mm | 4.4 inches - 1/32 Scale
Size: 56 mm | 2.2 inches - 1/35 Scale
Size: 51 mm | 2.0 inches - 1/48 Scale
Size: 37.5 mm | 1.5 inches - 1/56 Scale
Size: 32 mm | 1.25 inches - 1/72 Scale
Size: 25 mm | 1.0 inch
* All designs sold, are either designed in-house or we have a commercial agreement with the designer.
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