Bronco CB35215 Canadian Cruiser Tank Ram MK.II Early Production 1/35

The Bronco CB35215 Canadian Cruiser Tank Ram MK.II Early Production model is a highly detailed plastic assembly kit that replicates one of the less common, yet extremely interesting tanks of the Second World War. The model is produced in the popular 1/35 scale, which ensures a high level of detail and allows for an accurate miniature reproduction of the original vehicle.

The Ram Mk.II tank was a product of the Canadian arms industry, structurally based on the American M3 Lee tank, but featuring a turret and armament tailored to the requirements of the Canadian Army. Ram Mk.II models entered production in 1942 and were primarily used by Canadian forces and British training units in the United Kingdom from 1942 to 1945, mainly during World War II. These tanks did not see combat on the front lines, but played an important role in the training of armored crews and served as the basis for various specialized vehicles – including command vehicles and engineering vehicles.

• Country of use: Canada, United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War II (1942–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic – ensures excellent detail quality and ease of processing
• Box contents: clear plastic parts, photo-etched parts for even more realism, realistic segmented tracks
• Product category: Plastic model kit
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers

The Bronco CB35215 kit allows you to build a faithful replica of the tank, with the option to choose between different detail variants typical of early production vehicles. The set includes a detailed assembly manual and decals with authentic markings of Canadian vehicles.

This model is especially recommended for enthusiasts of armored vehicles from the World War II era, collectors of Canadian vehicles, as well as diorama enthusiasts representing Allied forces in Europe. Thanks to its high-quality workmanship and wealth of detail, this model will be perfect both as a stand-alone miniature and as part of a larger collection.