M1918 155mm Howitzer Model Kit 1/35 Scale US Military Plastic

M1918 Howitzer Unleashed: 1/35 Scale American Artillery Powerhouse Model Kit!

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Highly detailed 1/35 scale plastic model kit of the U.S. M1918 155mm Howitzer field gun used in World War I and World War II. Features intricate exterior details, movable parts, and realistic crew figures. Perfect for military model enthusiasts and history buffs looking to add this iconic American artillery piece to their collection.

Product Details

Highly detailed static plastic model
US produced version of the French 155mm howitzer
Features all destictive changes of the US WW2 version
(Version used by US Marine Corps)
Can be built in transport and firing position with hitch
Two types of ammunition
Ammo, crates (transport boxes) & shell handling cradle included
Two types of loading rammer included
Breech can be built open or closed
Photo-Etch-Parts included

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No Figures are included

Known by many different names „Canon de 155 Mle 1917 Schneider C“ (France, Belgium), „15.5cm sFH 414(f)“ (German Afrikakorps), „Model 1918 155mm Howitzer - Schneider“ (U.S.A.) this powerful and robust howitzer served in the armies of many nations during World War I, the Spanish Civil War, World War II and even beyond.
The last military to use the Schneider 155 was Finland, with a modified version serving in a training roll into the 1980s.

This boxing, Das Werk DW35023, includes parts needed to build the U.S. Model 1918 version. The kit can be built in the travel or battery (firing) positions, with the breech open or closed, and includes accessories that would be common in a firing position.
Shells of two types, along with their crates, as well as two styles of loading rammer, and the manual shell handling cradle, are also included. The shell handling cradle can be mounted to the chassis, as might be seen in travel or in museums, or it can be placed as an accessory in a diorama.