Printed Tile – Battle of Kursk military map (South) – Custom 3D Printed Miniature Accessory Parts Pieces for Brick Block Figures

The item is a Custom Printed Map Tile accessory, which is designed for minifigures. This is a custom accessory featuring a detailed printed military campaign map. This map specifically depicts the southern pincer of the Battle of Kursk (1943). It clearly shows the strategic situation, labeling the German attacking forces as “ARMY GROUP SOUTH” (with red arrows) and the defending Soviet forces as the “VORONEZH FRONT” and “SOUTHWEST FRONT” (with blue arrows and defensive lines).

Background: The Battle of Kursk was a massive and pivotal World War II engagement on the Eastern Front in July 1943. This map illustrates the German plan (Operation Citadel) to cut off the Kursk “salient” (a bulge in the front line) with a massive pincer attack. This southern pincer, led by Army Group South, aimed to break through the Soviet defenses, which famously led to the Battle of Prokhorovka, one of the largest tank battles in history.