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11Custom Piece – Operation Barbarossa Military Campaign Map – 3D Print for LEGO minifigure

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This item is a custom printed tile accessory, designed to be held by a toy minifigure or used in a military-themed diorama. It is likely a 2×2 tile, a common size for such custom pieces.

The tile displays a detailed military campaign map. Specifically, the map illustrates a simplified overview of Operation Barbarossa, the code name for the German-led Axis invasion of the Soviet Union, which launched on June 22, 1941, during World War II.

You can identify the event from several key details on the map:

  • The territory being invaded is labeled “UdSSR,” which is the German abbreviation for the USSR (Soviet Union). The sea to the northwest is labeled “Ostsee,” German for the Baltic Sea.
  • The three massive black arrows show the main axes of advance for the invasion, corresponding to the three German Army Groups: Army Group North moving towards Leningrad, Army Group Centre towards Moscow, and Army Group South towards Kiev and Stalingrad.
  • The map shows the immense scale of the front, making it one of the most recognizable campaigns in military history.
Pattern

Military, Military Helmet

Age

Adult (18+ years old), Kids (5-18 years old)

Condition

New

Gender

Male

Material

Plastic

Product Category

Custom Pieces for LEGO

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