Border Model IJA 28cm Howitzer 1905 (1/35) BT-030

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Border Model – IJA 28cm Howitzer Russo-Japanese War 1905 (1/35) BT-030

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SKU: BT030

MPN: BT-030

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Border Model Plastic Model Kit

IJA 28cm Howitzer 1905 (1/35) BT-030

This 1/35 scale model from Border Model represents the iconic Japanese 28cm Howitzer used during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904–1905. Famously deployed during the Siege of Port Arthur, this heavy artillery piece was instrumental in Japan’s early 20th-century military campaigns and played a key role in modern siege warfare development.

The kit features an impressively detailed rifled barrel, accurately scaled components, and movable gearing mechanisms that simulate elevation control. Border Model has faithfully captured the robust construction and distinctive engineering of this pre-WWI howitzer, making it a compelling addition for military history enthusiasts and artillery collectors alike.

  • 1/35 scale plastic model kit by Border Model
  • Detailed 28cm howitzer from the 1905 Russo-Japanese War
  • Rifled barrel with interior detail
  • Working gear assembly for gun elevation
  • Accurate surface details and historic design elements
  • Ideal for historical dioramas or standalone display

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

History:

The Japanese 28cm Howitzer gained fame during the Russo-Japanese War, particularly at the Siege of Port Arthur in 1904–1905. Originally manufactured in Germany and later adopted by the Imperial Japanese Army, this massive artillery piece had a devastating effect on Russian fortifications and naval forces. With a maximum range of around 8,000 metres and the ability to fire 217kg shells, it exemplified the shift to modern siege tactics and heavy artillery dominance. This model captures a defining moment in Japanese military history and early 20th-century warfare.

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