Zvezda 6147 WWII 120 mm Soviet Mortar w/ Crew 1/72 – Soviet mortar with crew, plastic model kit

Zvezda 6147 WWII 120 mm Soviet Mortar w/ Crew 1/72 is a high-quality 1/72 scale plastic model kit representing the legendary Soviet 120 mm mortar from World War II, complete with crew. This model is an excellent choice for both military history enthusiasts and advanced modelers collecting equipment from the Great Patriotic War era.

The set recreates one of the most effective mortars used by the Soviet Army during 1941–1945. The 120 mm M1938 mortar was widely utilized on all fronts of World War II. Its high rate of fire and long range (up to 6000 m) greatly contributed to Soviet successes in many battles, such as the defense of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk. The mortar’s design was so successful that licensed production and use extended to allied armies. After the war, the weapon was supplied to Eastern Bloc countries, and its variants remained in service through the Cold War.

• Scale: 1/72
• User country: Soviet Union
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Contents: full crew figures, 120 mm mortar, base
• Does not include glue or paints – sold separately

The Zvezda 6147 kit is made of well-fitting, precisely detailed components with crisp details on both the weapon and the soldier figures operating the mortar. Cleanly cast plastic allows for easy painting and weathering, enabling the creation of realistic battlefield dioramas. The set contains no metal or resin parts or accessories.

We recommend this product mainly for intermediate and advanced modelers interested in military dioramas, as well as 1/72 scale military collectors. We rate the assembly difficulty as 2/5, making it a great next step in developing modeling skills or as a component for larger historical diorama projects.

Zvezda 6147 WWII 120 mm Soviet Mortar w/ Crew 1/72 is the perfect choice for those looking to expand their collection of Soviet field artillery models and for fans of World War II historical reenactments.