AFV Club 35139 38cm RW6-1 L/5.4 Assault Rocket for Sturmtiger 1/35

The AFV Club 35139 kit allows you to create an extremely detailed model of the 38cm RW6-1 L/5.4 assault rocket used by the famous German self-propelled mortar, the Sturmtiger. The product is prepared in the popular and collectible 1/35 scale, ensuring excellent reproduction of details and compatibility with most World War II vehicle models and dioramas.

The 38cm RW6-1 L/5.4 Rocket is a powerful assault rocket developed by Germany during World War II as armament for the heavy fortification destroyer, the Sturmtiger. This was a unique system designed primarily to support assaults during urban combat or when attacking fortified enemy positions. This weapon was first used in 1944, including during the fighting for Warsaw, as well as in the Battle of Aachen and during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. The missile, with a caliber of no less than 380 mm, could literally destroy bunkers and buildings with a single hit.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Period of use: World War II (years 1944-1945)
• Category: Plastic accessory set for models
• Material: High-quality plastic, precisely cast injection-molded parts
• Contents: Complete set of parts to build one RW6-1 rocket and optional assembly details
• Add-ons and enhancement: The set can be used on its own for display, or as an addition to Sturmtiger models in the same scale.

This model is a perfect addition to any collection of armored vehicles from World War II, especially dioramas depicting the Sturmtiger in action. Its large caliber and distinctive design provide a unique touch to any modeling project.

We recommend this kit both to advanced modelers seeking to enrich their combat scenes with an authentic and spectacular accent, and to intermediate modelers wanting to learn to work with precision accessories. We rate the assembly difficulty as 2/5 – construction is straightforward thanks to clear instructions and high-quality parts, requiring only basic modeling skills. An excellent choice for enthusiasts of German armored and special weaponry from World War II.