• Product Name: Voyager Model PE351140 IDF M109A2 Rochev SPH upgrade basic set (For AFV 35272) 1/35
• Category: Upgrade set for 1/35 scale plastic model
• Material: Photo-etched metal sheet, metal components
• Compatibility: Set designed for upgrading the AFV Club 35272 kit, representing the Israeli self-propelled howitzer M109A2 Rochev

Voyager Model PE351140 IDF M109A2 Rochev SPH upgrade basic set is a high-quality accessory set designed for upgrading the M109A2 Rochev SPH (Self-Propelled Howitzer) model in 1/35 scale. The set is specifically designed for AFV Club models (cat. no. 35272), offering a wide range of detailed, modern photo-etched parts for the Israeli version of the self-propelled howitzer M109A2.

M109A2 Rochev is an Israeli upgrade of the American M109 self-propelled howitzer, which entered service with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the 1970s, during the Cold War era and in Middle Eastern conflicts such as the Yom Kippur War and the Lebanon War. The upgrades included modifications and equipment tailored to Israeli battlefield requirements, including additional armor, new communication systems, and redesigned storage compartments and external details.

The Voyager Model PE351140 upgrade set contains precisely manufactured photo-etched parts that allow for a realistic representation of details absent in the base model, such as:

• toolbox constructions
• brackets and handles
• shields and ventilation grilles
• mounting details and external IDF systems
• many small components to increase model realism

The set is intended for experienced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5), as working with photo-etched parts and metal add-ons requires appropriate tools and precision during assembly. It is a product especially recommended for those who wish to achieve the highest level of detail on IDF military models in 1/35 scale, and who expect perfect detailing and historical accuracy of the vehicle.

The Voyager Model PE351140 set allows for a significant enhancement of the base model's quality and will satisfy even the most demanding enthusiasts of military vehicle modeling from the Cold War and modern Middle Eastern conflicts.