Plastic model kit Mirage Hobby 355027: Renault UE 2 with Guicherd tracked trailer is a faithful miniature of the popular French infantry transporter in 1/35 scale. The model replicates the original vehicle used by the French Army during World War II, between 1937 and 1940. It is worth emphasizing that the Renault UE 2 was one of the most-produced French vehicles of this type—used both for transporting ammunition and supplies at the front lines.

Brief historical background: The Renault UE 2 transporter, developed in the 1930s, was a multipurpose support vehicle serving primarily as a light transporter for ammunition, military equipment, and as a tow for light field artillery. It was characterized by a low profile and a tracked suspension, making it exceptionally suitable for the challenging terrain of Western Europe. The model represents a version with the dedicated Guicherd tracked trailer, which increases the original vehicle’s transportation capabilities.

• 1/35 scale model, ideal for historical layouts and dioramas from the World War II era.
• French version with precisely reproduced details characteristic of the French army of the 1930s and 1940s.
• Detailed representation: armor textures, toolset, and accurate Guicherd trailer features.
• Made of high-quality plastic, allowing for easy handling and precise gluing of individual parts.
• Product does not include glue or paints—perfect for modelers who wish to customize the paint scheme according to their own historical vision.
• Category: Plastic model kit, 1/35 scale.

This set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers interested in the history of French military equipment in the 20th century. The difficulty of the kit is rated at 3/5, due to the presence of numerous small parts as well as the additional trailer, requiring precision and patience during assembly.

Mirage Hobby 355027 is also a great choice for enthusiasts building dioramas from France's defensive war (1940) – thanks to the comprehensiveness of the set and the high quality of the sprues, the model is an excellent starting point for further modeling development.