German staff tent type 2 - Detailing sets for Dioramas Scale 1:72 Scale 1:72 Metallic Details MDR7214

Metallic Details MDR7214 is a Resin Set for 1/72 dioramas, providing a Staff Tent type 2 (Gruppenzelt) as a single piece. It works as a scene “anchor” that defines space on a base and helps organize figures and small equipment around a clear focal structure.

Unique angle: tents are large, simple shapes that benefit from realistic folds and edges. A resin tent gives you consistent fabric-like contours, making dry-brushing and dust effects read well in 1/72 without complex scratch-building.

This tent accessory is intended for diorama layouts such as field encampments or support areas. Final placement and surrounding items depend on your chosen scene and story-free context.

For modelers: test-fit the tent footprint on the base early to plan paths and figure spacing, then texture the ground around it before final glue so the tent “sits” naturally. Prime the resin, apply a base color, then use thin washes into folds and light highlights on ridge lines. Add dust/pigment last to blend the lower edges into the terrain.

• Subject: Staff tent type 2 (Gruppenzelt), 1 pc
• Variant / Family: tent accessories
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: Resin Set
• Type of equipment: Diorama
• Recommended kit: universal (1/72 dioramas)
• Service / Subject country: not applicable
• Manufacturer: Metallic Details
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Resin
• SKU: MDR7214

This item is part of Metallic Details and belongs to Aftermarket and Diorama. For related scene items, see Figures 1/72 and Figures, plus matching subjects in Armor and Aircraft Model Kits Scale 1/72.

FAQ

How many tents are included?

The set includes one tent (1 pc).

Is the size information included for reference?

Yes. The listed size is 82×65×32 mm (3.22×2.55×1.25 in), which helps plan base footprint and figure placement.

How do I make the tent blend into the terrain?

Build up groundwork around the lower edge before final installation, then use dust/pigments after painting to soften the transition between the tent base and the ground.