Zvezda Model Kits Soviet Infantry WWII, Kursk 1943

It could be supposed that at the moment of battle of Kursk in the summer of 1943 the Soviet infantry was weaker than the Wehrmacht's infantry with technical means, but it had been totally compensated with incredible courage. Furthermore, the Russian army's old tradition of self-organization was kept: even after losing of all officers troops were able to fight with the same stubbornness. 38 unpainted, soft-plastic Red Army figures in action poses - Lieutenant (x1), Sergeants (x8 in 4 poses), Lance-Corporal (x3) and Privates (x26 in 10 poses) - each includes base.