Rye Field Model 2087 M4 Sherman 76 mm M1A2 Metal Barrel w/3D Printed Muzzle Brake 1/35

We present a unique set: the Rye Field Model 2087 M4 Sherman 76 mm M1A2 Metal Barrel w/3D Printed Muzzle Brake in 1/35 scale, perfect for demanding historical modelers. This kit is dedicated to the reconstruction of the famous American M4 Sherman tank from the final period of World War II. The applied technologies—turned metal barrel and high-quality muzzle brake made using 3D printing—guarantee incredible realism for any modeling project.

• Scale: 1/35 – in line with the most popular armored vehicle models
• Country of use: United States, Allied forces
• Historical period: World War II, final campaigns 1944-1945
• Historical use: The M4 Sherman with the long-barreled 76 mm M1A2 was extensively used by US and Allied forces during, among others, the battles in Normandy, Ardennes, Germany, and Italy from mid-1944 to the end of the war
• Materials: Turned aluminum (barrel) for perfect geometry and durability; muzzle brake realistically rendered using modern 3D printing
• Category: Upgrade set for plastic models, modeling accessory
• Compatibility: Designed for Rye Field Model Sherman kits (e.g., RFM 5132, 5133, 5135, 5136) as well as selected kits from other manufacturers
• The set includes: Turned metal 76 mm M1A2 barrel, 3D printed muzzle brake with accurately reproduced texture and details
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – ideal for both intermediate and advanced modelers

This product is especially recommended for all modelers building realistic replicas of World War II vehicles, participating in modeling competitions or themed dioramas—especially scenes from 1944–45, such as the Battle of the Ardennes. The set makes it possible to emphasize the realism and historical fidelity of Shermans armed with the 76 mm gun, ensuring your model will stand out not only visually, but also benefit from greater durability compared to plastic parts.

An ideal choice for contests, exhibitions, and for any enthusiast of World War II armored vehicles who cares about the highest level of detail and authenticity in historical armament replication!