Riich Models RV35020 U.S. M1 57mm Anti-tank gun on M2 Carriage (late version) 1/35

We present a plastic model kit Riich Models RV35020 U.S. M1 57mm Anti-tank gun on M2 Carriage (late version) in 1/35 scale, which is a faithful replica of the American M1 anti-tank gun on an M2 carriage, late production version. The model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring excellent detail and ease of processing.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Country of use: United States of America (USA)
• Set material: plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Realism enhancing elements: additional small parts imitating metal and textile components, very fine mechanical details
• The set does not include glue or paints – these must be purchased separately

The American M1 57 mm anti-tank gun, mounted on the M2 carriage (late version), was developed based on the British 6-pounder gun, which was widely used during World War II. Production of the M1 started in 1941, and the first units were delivered to troops in the spring of 1943. The United States introduced them en masse to infantry troops, providing significantly greater firepower than the previously used 37 mm guns. This weapon was used in all American theaters of war (Africa, Europe, Pacific), including the Normandy campaign, Italy, the Battle of the Bulge, and also in Korea. The late variants on the M2 carriage featured improved movement mechanisms, additional shields, and enhanced durability for difficult terrain.

The presented model Riich Models RV35020 is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers, with a construction difficulty rating of 3/5. We especially recommend it for enthusiasts of World War II dioramas and collectors of US military equipment who value historical accuracy and a wealth of detail. The model allows you to create a faithful replica of American infantry armament and is great as part of a diorama or addition to a 1/35 scale vehicle collection.

In summary, Riich Models RV35020 U.S. M1 57mm Anti-tank gun on M2 Carriage (late version) is a product worthy of recommendation to any military enthusiast, fan of American World War II weaponry, and collectors of 1/35 scale plastic models.