Dynamo Models has a new set of figure releases and buildings that will be very popular with modellers & due for release this weekend. More info on these great releases in our preview...
Dynamo Models' new 35th scale figures & buildings in time for SMC
In our preview, we dive into Dynamo Models' latest 1/35 scale releases slated for a major showcase. We take an in-depth look at five highly dynamic 3D-printed resin figure sets, ranging from intense Eastern Front evacuations and routine maintenance scenes to historically accurate Normandy combatants.
Following the figures, there are three sprawling diorama bases crafted from high-quality cast resin and multimedia parts, offering complete rural farmsteads and war-torn urban streetscapes perfect for your next armour project.
1/35th Scale Figures released at SMC
“Bail Out” – WWII Russian Tank Crew
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No:
Sculpted by Djiti
Boxart by AI
Cast in light grey resin
This single-figure release captures a high-tension moment during the Eastern Front conflicts. The box art displays a Soviet tank commander actively escaping his damaged vehicle, conveying a strong sense of urgency. He is depicted leaning out of a tank hatch, one arm extended as he aims a pistol, while his other arm supports a wounded or incapacitated crew member pulling out behind him. The sculpt highlights a padded winter tank helmet, goggles pulled up onto his forehead, and a heavily quilted jacket typical of Soviet armoured crews.
German Tank Crew – Hand-Crank Engine Starting
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No: 35231
Sculpted by Forghi
Boxart by AI
There are two head choices in the kit
Cast in light grey resin
This set introduces an original utility scene featuring two German tank crewmen collaborating to manually crank start a vehicle engine. The box art illustrates the pair in casual, work-uniform shirts with rolled-up sleeves, dark trousers supported by suspenders, and side caps. Their body language is strained as they hold hands on a shared central crank handle, leaning back to apply maximum leverage against the engine’s resistance right behind the rear plate of a tank.
12. SS Pz. Div. Wunsche & Ribbentrop – Normandy 44
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No: 35313
Sculpted by Forghi
There are two head choices in the kit
Boxart by AI
Cast in light grey resin
Inspired by historic wartime photography from the Normandy campaign, this reference includes two distinct individuals from the 12th SS Panzer Division. The box artwork depicts the figures as passengers associated with a motorcycle combination. One figure sits low inside a sidecar, wearing a leather jacket with distinctive collar insignia and spectacles, his arm resting in a sling. The second figure sits astride the bike seat behind the handlebars, wearing a camouflage smock, a banded head injury dressing, and a decorated Iron Cross around his collar.
12. SS Pz. Division Sturmann “Otto Funk” – Normandy 44
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No: 35314
Sculpted by Forghi
Boxart by AI
Cast in light grey resin
This release focuses on a single infantryman modelled after well-known historical photos taken during the heavy fighting in France. The box art depicts a young grenadier standing amidst ruins, dressed in a complete set of camouflage trousers and a matching hooded smock. He is carrying an ammunition box by his side, with additional equipment strapped to his belt and an MG42 machine gun slung casually over his shoulder while wearing a camouflage-covered helmet.
12. SS Pz. Divisi 44on Grenadier – Normandy
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No: 35315
Sculpted by Forghi
Boxart by AI
Cast in light grey resin
Rounding out the new figure announcements is another single German combatant outfitted for the 1944 European theatre. The box artwork displays a soldier standing in a relaxed but alert posture, wearing standard grey-green trousers combined with a camouflage field jacket. He carries basic field gear, including ammunition pouches around his waist, and holds a Mauser rifle fitted with a prominent rifle grenade launcher attachment at the muzzle.
1/35th scale new Scale Diorama Bases
Dutch Farmstead Diorama Base
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No: D35013
Sculpted by Forghi
Boxart by AI
Cast in light grey resin
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Transitioning to the structures line, this substantial release offers a complete rural environment typical of the Low Countries. The box art shows a traditional L-shaped farm complex featuring a brick barn with a massive thatched roof and a large double wooden door. Attached is a smaller outbuilding capped with red clay tiles, opening onto a cobblestone courtyard area that features an old-fashioned well with a wooden lifting beam mechanism.
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The box contains a cast resin base alongside the main structural walls of the farm buildings. To complement the primary castings, additional 3D-printed detail components are packed in to finish the finer elements of the scene. The entire base layout measures 33.5 cm long, 27.5 cm wide, and stands 20.5 cm high, providing a self-contained stage for civilian or tactical themes.
Dutch Town House Diorama Base
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No: D35014
Sculpted by Forghi
Boxart by AI
Cast in light grey resin
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This kit focuses on an urban house, presenting a single, tall, narrow building layout well-suited for tight display spaces. The product graphics illustrate a multi-storey brick townhouse with a classic decorative Dutch stepped gable roofline. The facade includes multi-pane windows and a detailed arched front doorway that opens directly onto a paved cobblestone sidewalk bordered by a low brick boundary wall.
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The package supplies the main building facade and integrated street section cast in high-quality resin. Accompanying the large castings are supplementary 3D-printed parts to help modellers complete the finer architectural details. The unpainted grey resin preview photos reveal a clean, texturally detailed surface ready for custom weathering, painting, and pigment work.
Dutch Town Street Diorama Base
From Dynamo Models
1/35th scale
Kit No: D35015
Sculpted by Forghi
Boxart by AI
Cast in light grey resin
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The final diorama base expands the urban theme into a wider street scene, showing a corner layout that suggests recent combat damage. The box artwork depicts two separate structures: the tall Dutch town house from the previous kit above, paired with a partially ruined, open-backed brick facade on the left. The two structures frame a spacious, cobblestone-paved street corner complete with a stone-lined sidewalk running along the front edges.
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Inside the box, the product features a cast resin street base alongside the main walls of the two buildings. Fine detail fittings are supplied via included 3D-printed resin parts to dress up the doors and windows. The grey-primed product shots show a wide-open central roadway area, giving modellers plenty of room to position multiple figures, light utility vehicles, or a medium tank.
Live at SMC Eindhoven This Weekend!
For those attending the Scale Model Challenge (SMC) 2026 in Eindhoven this weekend, you can see all these newly unboxed references in person. Dynamo Models will be fully set up at Stand BC-8, making these figures and diorama bases available for purchase directly from the venue.
You can purchase these directly or see any of Dynamo Models' other creations from the Dynamo Models Website