AFV Club German Army M110A2G 203mm Self-Propelled Howitzer (1/35) AF35350

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AFV Club German Army M110A2G 203mm Self-Propelled Howitzer (1/35) AF35350

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SKU: AF35350

MPN: AF35350

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AFV Club AF35350 1/35 German Army M110A2G 203mm Self-Propelled Howitzer

Product Overview:

Capture the formidable presence of the German Army’s M110A2G 203mm self-propelled howitzer with this 1/35 scale model kit from AFV Club. Featuring newly tooled components, this kit accurately represents the vehicle’s distinctive features, including the high-visibility driver protection, support for a canvas roof, and additional rear armour. The model also includes German DIEHL 828G tracks and sprockets, offering a comprehensive and detailed build experience for enthusiasts of modern artillery.

Features:

  • 1/35 scale plastic model kit
  • New tooling with high-visibility driver protection and support for canvas roof
  • Addition of light armour at the rear of the vehicle
  • Includes German DIEHL 828G tracks and sprockets
  • Detailed recoil spade and hydraulic system, fully workable
  • Movable loader and rammer feed tray with traversable elevation arm
  • Precision injection-moulded breechblock accurately replicated
  • Includes German rifle and simplified driver’s station interior

Note:

This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

The M110A2G is a German variant of the American M110A2 203mm self-propelled howitzer, adapted to meet the specific requirements of the Bundeswehr during the Cold War. Designed for long-range fire support, the M110A2G featured modifications for operation in cold climates and enhanced crew protection. Its powerful 203mm gun and mobility made it a crucial component of NATO’s artillery capabilities in Europe. The M110A2G remained in service with the German Army until the late 1990s, reflecting the evolving nature of self-propelled artillery in modern warfare.

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