Eduard 36354 M40 U.S. Self-Propelled 155 mm Gun – Accessory Set for TAMIYA 1/35 Model

The Eduard 36354 set is a high-quality accessory designed for the plastic model of the M40 155 mm self-propelled gun, produced by Tamiya in 1/35 scale. This model represents the legendary American heavy artillery vehicle from World War II and the Korean War, used by the United States and other Allied countries.

History of the Original

The M40 GMC (Gun Motor Carriage) was developed based on the Sherman M4A3 tank chassis, providing significant fire support thanks to its powerful 155 mm gun. The vehicle entered service in 1944 and was intensively used at the end of World War II and later during the Korean War. It was distinguished by high mobility and effectiveness on the battlefield, being one of the key elements of Allied self-propelled artillery.

Contents of the Eduard 36354 Set

The Eduard 36354 set includes precisely photo-etched parts made from high-quality brass sheet, allowing for significant detailing of the Tamiya model. You will find details dedicated to all the small external components of the vehicle, including handles, equipment mounts, shields, grilles, locks, and weapon operation indicators. The entire set enables the faithful reproduction of an M40 GMC that fought on the fronts of World War II and during the Cold War period.

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: Photo-etched set for plastic model (model accessory)
• Material: Brass sheet (photo-etched)
• Intended for: Tamiya M40 155 mm Gun Motor Carriage model
• Original user's country: United States
• Historical period: World War II, Korean War
• Assembly difficulty level: 4/5

Recommendation

Eduard 36354 is the perfect choice for advanced modelers who wish to enhance the realism and detailing of their Tamiya M40 model. The set highlights meticulous technical details, maintains historical accuracy, and enables the display of the model at the highest quality. Excellent for both individual exhibition and themed dioramas. We especially recommend this product to military enthusiasts and modeling challenge fans.