Kagero 11045 The Su-57 self-propelled gun EN/PL – High-quality publication for modelers and military historians

Kagero 11045 The Su-57 self-propelled gun EN/PL is a specialized publication by Grzegorz Okoński, dedicated to the Soviet tank destroyer Su-57. This edition features as many as 149 high-quality photographs and a unique poster, making it an invaluable source of knowledge for all armored vehicle enthusiasts, modelers, and collectors. The publication presents texts in both English and Polish, significantly increasing its accessibility and usefulness.

• Category: Modeling publication / Historical documentation
• Product code: Kagero 11045
• Publisher: KAGERO
• Language: English / Polish
• Number of photos: 149 archival and detailed photographs
• Additions: poster presenting the Su-57

Historical information and applications

The Su-57 was a Soviet self-propelled anti-tank gun based on the American M3 Half-track chassis, supplied under the Lend-Lease program during World War II. It was armed with a 57 mm ZIS-2 anti-tank gun, which made it a highly effective weapon against German armored vehicles. The Su-57 was used primarily on the Eastern Front between 1943 and 1945, and crews appreciated its mobility and firepower. The vehicle was used by the Red Army in both offensive and defensive operations, providing support for infantry and anti-tank activities.

Unique features of the Kagero 11045 The Su-57 publication

• Accurate, high-quality photographs of the vehicle's construction and operational details
• Bilingual description (EN/PL) allowing both Polish and foreign modelers to expand their knowledge
• Unique poster featuring the Su-57 – a perfect addition to a modeling workshop or collection
• Recommendations for painting and markings, useful for building models in 1/35 or 1/72 scale

Who is this publication for?

Kagero 11045 is an excellent choice for both experienced military modelers and beginners passionate about the history of military technology. It is also an invaluable resource for collectors, historians, and people reconstructing vehicles from World War II. Unique photographic documentation and reliable technical descriptions make it an essential item in the library of every armored vehicle enthusiast.

Difficulty level of constructing based on the collected materials: 1/5 (informational publication, building a model is not required)

This product is especially recommended for modelers looking for reliable historical sources and details when assembling Soviet vehicle models from World War II.