Master GM-72-014 M3 Lee (późna produkcja) – lufy uzbrojenia 75mm M3 L/40 (długa) oraz 37mm M6 1/72

The Master GM-72-014 kit is a high-quality set of barrels for the American medium tank model M3 Lee in 1/72 scale, corresponding to the late production configuration of this vehicle. The set includes finely detailed metal barrels: the main 75mm M3 L/40 (long version) barrel for the hull, and the auxiliary 37mm M6 barrel mounted in the turret. Both barrels are made of precisely turned brass, ensuring excellent surface quality, durability, and faithfully reproduced details in miniature scale.

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: United States of America (USA), as well as the USSR, United Kingdom, and other Allied countries
• Historical Description: The M3 Lee tank, introduced into service in 1941, was one of the most important American medium tanks of World War II. Late production variants featured modified armament and improved construction. The M3 Lee saw combat on the North African front, as well as in the Far East and in the USSR as part of the Lend-Lease program. Thanks to its innovative configuration with two cannons, it was a significant component of Allied armored forces.
• Years of use: 1941–1945
• Material: Precisely turned brass
• Set Contents: Metal 75mm M3 L/40 (long) barrel and 37mm M6 barrel. The kit does not include the full tank model—this is a high-quality upgrade set for plastic models from various manufacturers.
• Product Category: Model accessories, metal upgrades for plastic models
• Recommendation: The Master GM-72-014 set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers looking to upgrade their 1/72 military models to the highest standard of detail. Metal barrels improve realism thanks to sharp muzzle edges and accurate geometry, which are impossible to achieve with standard plastic kit parts.
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – requires delicate assembly and some manual skills.

The Master GM-72-014 barrel set is an indispensable choice for collectors and military modelers wishing to add realism and historically accurate detail to their models, in line with late versions of the M3 Lee tank.