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MiniArt 35208 SU-122 Last Production (1/35) – Plastic model kit

The presented MiniArt 35208 SU-122 Last Production model in 1/35 scale is an exceptionally detailed replica of the Soviet SU-122 self-propelled gun in its final production version. This high-quality plastic model kit is a perfect choice for military enthusiasts, modelers looking for an accurate reproduction of World War II vehicles, and collectors of Soviet armored technology.

Historical Information

The SU-122 is a Soviet self-propelled gun that entered service with the Red Army during World War II. Built on the T-34 tank chassis, the SU-122 was developed in 1942 in response to the need for fire support for armored units. Equipped with a 122 mm howitzer, it was excellently suited for destroying fortifications and enemy positions. The SU-122 was primarily used during Soviet offensives from 1943 onwards, including the Battle of Kursk and the fighting at Stalingrad. The last production batch of improved vehicles was introduced in 1944.

MiniArt 35208 Model Details

  • Scale: 1:35 – ideal for collectible dioramas and World War II vehicle displays.
  • Original country of use: Soviet Union.
  • Historical period: World War II, 1942–1945.
  • Material: High-quality plastic, ensuring precision in details and ease of assembly.
  • Plastic model kit, glue and paints not included – separate modeling accessories required.
  • Rich sprue complemented by photo-etched parts – the set includes details such as mesh, tools, and handles.
  • Movable suspension components and interior crew compartment details enable realistic combat scene displays.
  • Optional construction parts allow you to choose a specific version of the last SU-122 production series.

Who is this model for?

We recommend the MiniArt 35208 SU-122 Last Production (1/35) model to intermediate and advanced modelers who expect a high level of complexity and detail. We rate the difficulty level at 4/5 – the model requires precision, skill, and proficiency in working with photo-etched parts. It is an ideal choice for diorama builders, enthusiasts of Russian military technology, and collectors of World War II themed models.

The SU-122 model from MiniArt stands out for its remarkable attention to detail, solid construction, and customization possibilities. It provides an excellent starting point for further modeling development and is a unique element of any collection of World War II armored vehicles.

Scale
1/35

What does the scale of the model mean?

A model scale designation such as 1:30 means the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale indicates proportion, not resolution or detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g. 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with higher numbers (e.g. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller - good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Producer
MiniArt
EAN
4820183311269
Product weight
0.9 kg

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General Safety and Performance Requirements

Model MiniArt 35208 SU-122 Last Production 1/35 has been designed and manufactured in accordance with the general safety and performance requirements (GSPR), aimed at ensuring safe use of the product by users and compliance with applicable EU standards.

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MiniArt 35208 SU-122 Last Production 1/35

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Scale
1/35

What does the scale of the model mean?

A model scale designation such as 1:30 means the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale indicates proportion, not resolution or detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g. 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with higher numbers (e.g. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller - good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Recommended for kit
MiniArt
Producer
MiniArt
Product weight
0.9 kg
EAN
4820183311269