MiniArt 35197 SU-122 Mid Production w/Interior 1/35 – Plastic Model Kit

The MiniArt 35197 SU-122 Mid Production w/Interior 1/35 model is a highly detailed plastic kit intended for self-assembly. It depicts the Soviet self-propelled gun SU-122 in its mid-production version, which was widely used during World War II. The MiniArt model stands out for its intricately replicated interior – it is an excellent choice for advanced modelers who value realism and historical details.

Scale and Material

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), precisely molded
• The kit includes photo-etched parts, allowing for the creation of superior fine details
• The interior of the vehicle is fully modeled, including the engine, fighting compartment, and crew compartment replicas

History and Use of the SU-122

The SU-122 is a Soviet self-propelled howitzer built on the T-34 tank chassis and armed with a 122 mm gun. Produced in the USSR from late 1942, it was mainly used for infantry fire support and destroying German fortifications during key stages on the Eastern Front of World War II. It was known for its involvement in battles such as Kursk and the liberation of Ukraine. The SU-122 remained in service from 1942 to 1944, primarily with Red Army units.

Category and Target Groups

• Category: plastic model kit with a full interior
• We especially recommend this model for advanced modelers, enthusiasts of armored vehicle history, and diorama lovers depicting World War II operations
• Thanks to the detailed interior, the model is ideal for fans of super-detailing

Difficulty Level and Contents

• Difficulty level: 4/5 – the kit requires precision during assembly, especially with interior and photo-etched parts
• The set includes assembly instructions and decals for creating historically accurate markings

MiniArt SU-122 Mid Production w/Interior in 1/35 scale is a complete package for demanding modeling enthusiasts, guaranteeing satisfaction from building and a wealth of historical details. Perfect for both a collection and a historical diorama.