Riich Models RE30009 American M1 and 6 PR 7 CWT(BR) Ammunition Set (1/35)

We offer a unique modeling accessory set, Riich Models RE30009 American M1 and 6 PR 7 CWT(BR) Ammunition Set (1/35), designed for enthusiasts of historical military dioramas. This product is made in the precise 1:35 scale, making it an excellent addition to your collection and a realistic accessory for artillery models and armored vehicles from World War II.

• Scale: 1/35 – ensures compatibility with most vehicle models and dioramas in this popular size.
• Category: Plastic model accessory kit for assembly.
• Material: high-quality plastic (injection molded), guaranteeing detailed features and easy processing.
• Contents: The set includes realistically reproduced shells for the American M1 57 mm gun and the British 6 Pdr 7 CWT, together with ammunition boxes and additional details such as shell casings and transport containers.
• Historical period: World War II – the set reflects ammunition used on the European and African fronts between 1942-1945.
• Countries of use: USA (M1 57 mm anti-tank gun – equivalent of the British 6 Pdr), as well as the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries that used the 6 Pounder 7 CWT.
• Examples of use: This ammunition was a key supply element for Allied anti-tank units – M1/6 Pdr guns were used in operations on the Western Front, North Africa, during the Normandy landings, and in the Battle of Monte Cassino.
• The set does not include glue or paints.
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – recommended for beginner and intermediate modelers.

Why choose this product? The Riich Models RE30009 set is an excellent addition to any World War II diorama, enhancing its realism, especially in the vicinity of artillery positions or ammunition transport vehicles. The precise detailing and flexibility in arranging the shells and boxes offer a wide range of creative possibilities. This product is intended for both collectors and those building comprehensive themed dioramas. We recommend it to all military enthusiasts, military scale modelers, and historical reenactors.