AFV Club AG35061 German 120mm Ammunition set (A) (Aluminium) 1/35

The AFV Club AG35061 German 120mm Ammunition set (A) (Aluminium) in 1/35 scale is an excellent addition for advanced and ambitious modelers building modern military vehicle models. The set represents German 120mm caliber ammunition used by Leopard 2 tanks and other armored vehicles of the Bundeswehr, as well as many NATO armies, from the Cold War era up to the present day.

This highly detailed accessory set allows for an accurate representation of the weaponry used by real-life German armored units. 120mm rounds are primarily used by German Leopard 2 tanks during various missions, both in NATO exercises and combat operations such as stabilization missions in Kosovo or Afghanistan.

• Scale: 1/35 – compatible with leading tank models and diorama scenes.
• Country of origin: Germany; Bundeswehr army, also widely used by Leopard 2 operators worldwide.
• Period of use: from the Cold War (1980s) to modern times.
• Material: pure, precisely turned aluminium – gives a realistic appearance, authentic weight, and metallic sheen unattainable in plastic accessories.
• Contents: various types of shells, including armor-piercing and high-explosive, with realistic details and clearly distinguished ammo types used in real combat operations.
• Category: modeling accessories, metal ammunition set for 1/35 scale models.
• Instructions included: clear and easy to understand, allowing for quick identification of shell types.

The AFV Club AG35061 German 120mm Ammunition set (A) is recommended both for experienced modelers building elaborate dioramas and realistic projects, and for collectors looking for detailed military model accessories. It will perfectly highlight the armament of vehicles such as the Leopard 2A4, A5, or newer versions used by various armies around the world. The high-quality aluminium and crisp details make it a standout feature in any replica or military scene.

Difficulty level: 2/5 – the set is easy to assemble and does not require advanced skills, though some experience with metal parts and precise painting is recommended to achieve the best effect.