AFV Club 35101 Centurion workable suspension 1/35

The AFV Club 35101 Centurion workable suspension 1/35 set is a highly precise accessory kit designed for demanding modelers building replicas of the legendary Centurion tank in 1/35 scale. This product is dedicated both to enhancing AFV Club base models as well as other Centurion models in this scale, allowing you to build a realistically reproduced running gear system with fully movable wheels and suspension arms.

Contents and Materials

• The components are made from high-quality plastic, precisely cast, ensuring easy fit and sturdy assembly.
• The set includes a full set of detailed suspension and road wheel parts designed for free movement, which allows you to place the model on uneven terrain or in a dynamic diorama position.
• Glue and paints are not included – dedicated modeling products are recommended.

Historical Reconstruction

• The Centurion was one of the most successful post-war tanks, designed in the United Kingdom. Its production began at the end of World War II and it was widely used from the late 1940s up to modern times in some countries.
• The Centurion's suspension, which this set is based on, was used by, among others, the British Army, Australians, Canadians, Israelis, and many other armed forces.
• These tanks took part in numerous conflicts such as the Korean War, Middle Eastern conflicts, and many peacekeeping operations during the Cold War era.

Category and Recommendation

• Category: Plastic accessory – 1/35 scale model kit upgrade.
• This model is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers interested in faithfully reproducing technical details and creating dioramas. It enables individual presentation of the model in a variety of terrain settings.
• Level of construction difficulty: 3/5 – recommended for those with experience working with advanced modeling accessories.

AFV Club 35101 Centurion workable suspension 1/35 is a top-quality component that expands the possibilities of any Centurion model, dedicated to hobbyists seeking to achieve a new level of realism in armored modeling.