Meng Model MOE-003 New Fourth Army Soldier 100mm – Chinese Soldier Model Figure

The presented product, Meng Model MOE-003 New Fourth Army Soldier 100mm, is an impressive scale figure representing a soldier of the New Fourth Army—one of the most significant Chinese military formations active during World War II. The model is in 1/18 scale, which corresponds to a figure height of approximately 100 mm, making it an ideal choice for both collectors and modelers wishing to create realistic dioramas.

• Model Scale: 1/18 (height approx. 100 mm)
• Country of Use: People’s Republic of China (China)
• Historical Period: World War II (1937–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic ensuring detailed reproduction of the soldier’s uniform, weapons, and equipment
• Accessories: detailed soldier equipment elements, weapon, and display base
• Category: plastic model figure for painting and collecting
• Build Difficulty: 2/5 (model intended for beginner and intermediate modelers)

Meng Model MOE-003 depicts a characteristically dressed New Fourth Army soldier—one of the key Chinese partisan units from the period of armed conflict with Japan and the Chinese Civil War. This formation, existing between 1937 and 1947, became renowned for numerous partisan battles in the provinces of Jiangsu, Anhui, and Henan, playing a significant role in China’s history during that era.

The model stands out for its high build quality—precisely reproduced uniform, realistic facial expression, and accurately rendered details such as belts, pouches, and weapon. The plastic parts are easy to assemble, and thanks to the large scale, the model is also recommended for beginner modelers who want to start their adventure with historical figures. The product is recommended for military diorama collectors, educators, and 20th-century history enthusiasts alike.

By choosing the Meng Model MOE-003 New Fourth Army Soldier 100mm, you receive not only a faithfully reproduced product from a renowned manufacturer but also an excellent base for learning to paint historical figures and expanding a collection of World War II soldier models.