Dynamo Dresden COLOURED

Detailed COLOURED model of Dynamo Dresden’s Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion

An accurate replica of the digital stadium is the foundation of a quality model. That is the principle behind every one of our products, and Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion was no exception. This meticulously detailed model will delight every true supporter. We print with proven PLA materials, so you can be confident that the model will look excellent on your shelf. Its precise finish brings out all the stadium’s characteristic features, including the stands, roof structure and iconic façade. The model is an ideal gift for every Dynamo Dresden supporter and a fine addition to any football enthusiast’s collection.

Unlike our standard models, we decided to go one step further with colour printing and create the most realistic possible replica of the Dresden stadium. The package also includes a pitch sticker, which further enhances the model’s overall appearance.

Dimensions: 18 × 13 cm. Playing surface shown to scale.

Key facts about Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion:

Built: 1923

Dynamo Dresden football club founded: 1953

Stadium capacity: 32,085

History of Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion:

Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion, originally known as Stadion Dresden, opened in 1923 and serves as the home ground of Dynamo Dresden. It has undergone numerous renovations, most notably between 2007 and 2009, when it was completely rebuilt as a modern football arena. The project improved spectator comfort, introduced modern safety standards and provided better facilities for players.

The stadium is named after the celebrated German athlete Rudolf Harbig in recognition of his sporting achievements. Thanks to its modern infrastructure and close proximity between supporters and the pitch, Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion offers an unforgettable atmosphere at Dynamo Dresden home matches. The stands are designed to bring supporters as close as possible to the action, increasing the intensity and emotion of every game.

Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion is not only the centre of sporting life in Dresden, but also a venue for a range of cultural and community events. Over the years it has hosted concerts, sports tournaments and charity events, underlining its importance to the city and its residents. The stadium is a symbol of local supporters’ devotion and an important part of German football history, combining tradition with modern architecture.

Bring home this unique model and a piece of the Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion atmosphere.