AFV Club AG35036 BRASS Ru 76.2mm Gun Ammo Set 1/35 – Brass Ammunition Set

AFV Club AG35036 BRASS Ru 76.2mm Gun Ammo Set 1/35 is a high-quality model ammunition set dedicated for Russian/Soviet 76.2mm caliber guns in 1/35 scale. This product is an excellent addition to dioramas and models of armored vehicles and artillery from World War II. The set enriches the display of such vehicles as the T-34/76, SU-76, or ZIS-3 guns, elevating the realism of your creations during both the building of Eastern Front battle scenes and museum weaponry displays.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)
• Historical period: World War II
• Examples of use: ZIS-3 gun, SU-76 self-propelled guns, T-34/76 tanks, used during key World War II battles such as the Battle of Kursk or combat on the Eastern Front.
• Material: Precisely turned brass – provides maximum realism and durability compared to standard plastic parts.
• Add-ons and special features: Each shell is turned with clearly defined details; the set contains a full complement of ammunition compatible with the above-mentioned Soviet models. The components are damage-resistant, easy to patinate and paint – appreciated by demanding modelers.
• Category: Model accessory set – scale model ammunition

The AFV Club AG35036 product is an ideal choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who value high-quality detail and historical accuracy in their dioramas and models. Thanks to the use of brass, it’s possible to render realistic shell gloss and aging effects – unattainable in standard plastic ammo models.

Build difficulty: 2/5 – the set does not require complicated assembly, is easy to use, and perfect as a first introduction to brass accessories. Recommended for enthusiasts of Soviet vehicles, historical diorama collectors, and those seeking the highest-quality finishing touch for their modeling projects.

By choosing the AFV Club AG35036 BRASS Ru 76.2mm Gun Ammo Set 1/35, you invest in a professional detail that will significantly raise the level of realism in any project related to Soviet armored weaponry from World War II.