Tamiya 1/35 Russian SU-76M Self-Propelled Gun Scaled Plastic Model Kit
- 1/35
- Kit
Part no. 35348
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Overview
The SU-76M filled an important and particularly pressing Soviet need for an effective self-propelled gun against invading German forces after the start of Operation Barbarossa in WWII. Based upon the T-70 light tank chassis, it was production-friendly and some 11,000 were manufactured between 1943 and 1945. Its 76.2mm ZiS-3 gun helped it to play a valuable part offering supporting fire and as an anti-tank weapon. Superior mobility was its calling card, and the SU-76M was also able to operate in close unison with infantry units.
Note
Paints recommended by Tamiya: TS-28 Olive Drab 2, X-10 Gloss Gun Metal, X-11 Gloss Chrome Silver, X-12 Gloss Gold Leaf, X-18 Semi-Gloss Black, XF-1 Flat Black, XF-15 Flat Flesh, XF-49 Flat Khaki, XF-52 Flat Earth, XF-53 Flat Neutral Grey, XF-56 Flat Metallic Grey, XF-58 Flat Olive Green, XF-64 Flat Red Brown, XF-84 Flat Dark Iron, XF-85 Flat Rubber Black.
Features
- 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit of the Russian self-propelled gun SU-76M
- Exhaustive surveys of a real SU-76M ensure the model accurately captures the open-top self-propelled gun form
- 76.2mm gun parts breakdown and attachment was inspired by the real vehicle; poly caps allow movement
- Realistic assembly type tracks feature one-piece straight sections and jig for construction
- Contains three figures in authentic pose
- Comes with two marking options
Paints for this kit
Specifications
| Scale | 1/35 |
|---|---|
| Length | 146mm |
| Width | 78mm |
Scale Model
| Scale | 1/35 |
|---|---|
| Military Land Type | Tank, Self-Propelled Gun |
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