Voyager Model PE35879 WWII US M40 SPG Basic For AFV CLUB 1/35

Voyager Model PE35879 WWII US M40 SPG Basic For AFV CLUB 1/35 is a high-quality photo-etched parts set designed to enhance the M40 Self-Propelled Gun model by AFV CLUB (catalog number AF35031). The product is intended for experienced modelers who wish to take their American M40 self-propelled gun model in 1/35 scale to a higher level of detail.

Historical description of the M40 SPG

The M40 Gun Motor Carriage (M40 SPG) is an American 155 mm self-propelled gun developed at the end of World War II. It was widely used both in the closing stages of the conflict as well as during the Korean War, becoming a key component of the American Army's artillery. Its construction was based on the Sherman tank chassis, which provided reliability and logistical simplicity. The main role of the vehicle was to provide fire support to infantry and armored units. Production of the M40 began in 1945, and the vehicle remained in use with the United States Army mainly in the postwar period and throughout the Korean conflict.

Detailed product information

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: United States of America
• Historical period: World War II (end of the conflict) and the Cold War (Korean War)
• Category: photo-etched accessories set for plastic models
• Material: brass sheet (photo-etched)
• Contents: the set includes surface details, handles, mounting elements, meshes, equipment holders, radio details, and additionally an antenna base
• Dedicated for the AFV CLUB – AF35031 model

Why choose Voyager Model PE35879?

The advanced Voyager Model PE35879 photo-etched set provides a spectacular increase in realism for the M40 model. It allows precise representation of even the smallest details that are difficult to achieve with traditional plastic kits. This set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking advanced enhancement and a realistic final effect.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5

Assembly requires precise cutting, bending, and gluing of delicate parts, which is why it is recommended for users with experience working with photo-etched brass.

We recommend this product to all modelers striving for perfection when depicting World War II military equipment as well as postwar conflicts.