AFV Club 35017 155mm & 203mm Howitzer Round Stowage case′s shells decal 1/35 – accessory set for artillery models

The offer includes a high-quality modeling accessory set AFV Club 35017, dedicated to replicating artillery ammunition – 155mm and 203mm – in 1/35 scale. This set has been designed for modelers who want to faithfully recreate artillery equipment on military dioramas from World War II to the present day. The set includes M107 155 mm shells and M106 203 mm shells, along with transport boxes (stowage cases) and dedicated decals providing realistic ammunition markings.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for dioramas and models of both contemporary and historical heavy artillery
• User countries: USA and NATO countries; M107 and M106 shells were widely used by NATO armies from the postwar period, through the Cold War, up to the present day
• Material: High-quality modeling plastic; the set also includes decals for marking shells and ammunition boxes
• Category: Plastic accessory set for model assembly
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – moderately simple set, recommended for beginner and intermediate modelers
• Set contents: Sprues allowing assembly of several M107 and M106 shells, transport boxes, and a complete decal sheet

Historical background: The M107 (155mm) and M106 (203mm) were the primary artillery shells used by the US Army and NATO forces from the 1950s onward. These shells were widely employed, among others, during the Vietnam War, the Cold War era, as well as during Operation Desert Storm and the Iraq War. Their versatility and long service history make them an excellent addition to dioramas covering various eras.

Recommendation: AFV Club 35017 is an essential set for all modelers building heavy artillery models (M109, M110, etc.), field dioramas with logistic backgrounds, and scenes featuring ammunition transport. High-quality workmanship, precise details, realistic decals, and ease of assembly ensure that this product will meet the expectations of both novice and more advanced modeling enthusiasts. The set perfectly enhances the realism of layouts and can serve as a valuable educational addition, illustrating the key importance of logistics in military operations.