Dragon 6793 Canadian Army Sexton II Late Production (1/35)

Presenting the Dragon 6793 Canadian Army Sexton II Late Production plastic model kit in 1/35 scale – an exceptional replica of the famous self-propelled artillery gun from World War II. The model depicts the late version of the Sexton II gun, used by the Canadian Army, which played a significant role during the fighting in Western Europe after 1944. The high level of detail reproduction, characteristic of Dragon, is complemented here by elements unique to the Canadian version of this gun, such as specific compartment detailing, a distinctive tool layout, and the original 25-pounder gun.

Main product features:

• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for military model collections and dioramas
• Country of use: Canada
• Historical period: World War II, mainly from 1944 until the end of the war
• Area of use: Western Europe – Normandy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Sprue parts precisely reproduced, realistic interior and exterior details
• Realistic Magic Track type tracks
• Number of parts: a large number of assembly elements, allowing for extensive personalization
• Glue and paints not included – separate modelling accessories required
• Decals with historical Canadian artillery unit markings

Historical Information:

The Sexton II is the Canadian version of the British self-propelled gun, designed to increase the mobility of field artillery during World War II. The famous 25-pdr gun was mounted on the Ram tank chassis, enabling fire support for Allied armored troops during the Normandy campaign and later in Belgium and the Netherlands. The design was distinguished by its reliability, ease of operation, and combat effectiveness.

Who do we recommend it for?

The Dragon 6793 Canadian Army Sexton II Late Production model is recommended both for experienced modelers and WWII history enthusiasts. It is an excellent choice for collectors of Allied vehicles and fans of battle dioramas. The recommended assembly difficulty level is 4 out of 5 – suitable for intermediate and advanced modelers.