Tamiya 35046 British 25 pound Field Gun (1/35)

The Tamiya 35046 British 25 pound Field Gun in 1/35 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit, faithfully replicating the famous British 25-pounder (87.6 mm) field gun. This artillery piece was one of the most important elements of the British Army's field artillery during World War II and the postwar period. This model was designed with attention to detail, making it an excellent choice not only for military enthusiasts but also as a valuable addition to any diorama or collection of military vehicles from 1939–1945.

• Scale: 1/35
• User country: United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries (including Australia, Canada, India)
• Historical period: World War II, used from 1939 up to the 1960s
• Version: Standard British field gun, often towed by Morris or Quad artillery tractors
• Materials: High-grade modeling plastic, all parts precisely injection-molded
• Categories: plastic model kit
• Accessories included: Detailed parts to build the 25-pdr gun, components for recreating the muzzle brake, ballistic shield, adjustment mechanism levers, and a base adjustable for both combat and transport positions

The British 25-pounder field gun was the standard divisional artillery weapon on every front of World War II – from North Africa battles through Western Europe to the Asian theater of operations. It was known for its practicality, mobility, and excellent firing accuracy, often proving decisive in the outcome of field operations.

The Tamiya 35046 model allows you to replicate both the combat and transport versions of the gun, enabling the presentation of any configuration. The high-quality plastic facilitates processing and painting, which will satisfy both intermediate modellers and collectors looking for realistic additions to historical dioramas. No glue or paints are included, allowing for individual modeling techniques and end-result personalization.

We recommend this model to all artillery enthusiasts, World War II diorama builders, and fans of historical modelling. Assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5 – perfect for beginners and intermediate modellers.