Cold War Soviet Army Soldier

During the Cold War, Western intelligence agencies estimated the Soviet armed forces to have a strength of approximately 2.8 million to 5.3 million men. To maintain these impressive numbers, every man of military age was required to serve a minimum of three years, until conscription was reduced to two years in 1967. In 1955, the Soviet Union entered into the Warsaw Pact with its Eastern European allies, which established military coordination between the Soviet forces and their socialist counterparts. The Soviet army modeled the Eastern European armies on its own, anticipating a potential confrontation with NATO. United Bricks Personalized Minifigures At United Bricks, we bring history to life with our custom-made, collectible minifigures, printed on brand-new LEGO components using a high-quality UV printing process. These minifigures are not only a perfect gift or a valuable addition to your collection, but also a great way to learn history through building and creating scenes.

This unique minifigure is fully printed with a 360-degree torso and legs, and features a detailed printed head. Includes a BrickArms SSh-40 Helmet and a BrickArms AKM, this minifigure pays tribute to the soldiers of the Soviet Army during the Cold War, in LEGO figure form.

This minifigure is made from 100% LEGO pieces and has been customized by United Bricks.

You are purchasing only the minifigure and not any other LEGO items shown.

This set contains small parts and is not intended for children under 12 years of age.