Glow2B MT-35002 35.5cm Haubitze M.1 (35.5-cm H M.1) Heavy Siege Howitzer 1/35

The Glow2B MT-35002 model depicts the powerful German siege howitzer 35.5cm Haubitze M.1 in 1/35 scale, designed for advanced military modelers. This famous heavy gun was one of the largest and most advanced German artillery pieces used during World War II. It was developed by Rheinmetall for the Wehrmacht as a weapon capable of crushing heavily fortified positions during siege assaults. It is chiefly remembered for its role during the Siege of Sevastopol on the Eastern Front in 1942–1943, where its devastating firepower wreaked havoc on enemy lines.

The Glow2B MT-35002 is a perfect choice for enthusiasts of German heavy artillery from World War II, allowing for a highly detailed recreation of this remarkable weapon in 1/35 scale. The model belongs to the “plastic model kit” category and is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring precise detail and ease of working with each component. The kit does not include glue or paints, leaving the choice of preferred accessories and paint schemes to the modeler.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II
• Artillery type: 35.5 cm siege howitzer
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit

The Glow2B MT-35002 model stands out thanks to its very accurate reproduction of details – including the gun’s components, transporter mechanisms, and structural features. The construction includes realistically recreated elements such as tracks, breech, carriage, and armored shield. The kit is ideal both for creating battle dioramas and as a standalone collector’s exhibit.

We recommend this kit to experienced military modelers who appreciate a challenge and want to build replicas of unique heavy artillery designs. We rate the difficulty level at 4/5 – due to the number of parts and the requirement for precise assembly and painting.

Glow2B MT-35002 35.5cm Haubitze M.1 Heavy Siege Howitzer 1/35 is an excellent choice for fans of German military technology, historic World War II vehicles, and collectors of heavy artillery models seeking rare and realistic sets for their collection.