MiniArt 35115 Soviet Limber 52-R-353M Mod.1942 (1/35)

We present the plastic model kit MiniArt 35115 Soviet Limber 52-R-353M Mod.1942 in 1/35 scale, an exceptional offering for enthusiasts of 20th-century military modeling. This model faithfully replicates the Soviet 52-R-353M ammunition limber, used during World War II by the Red Army. This type of ammunition trailer was an inseparable element of the artillery, enabling the transportation of shells for guns, especially the renowned Soviet field guns like the 76-mm ZIS-3.

The original 52-R-353M limber was widely used on all fronts of the Soviet Union during the years 1942-1945. Its universal character and solid construction allowed for the rapid transport of ammunition crates and provided logistical support in the most demanding conditions. This specific type was drawn by horse teams, although versions adapted for use with motor vehicles were also produced.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for historical dioramas and World War II vehicles and equipment collections
• Country of use: Soviet Union (USSR)
• Historical period: World War II, 1942-1945
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Extras: set does not include glue or paints – the modeller can customize the paint scheme as desired
• Category: plastic model kit
• Contents of the set: sprues with detailed parts, assembly instructions, decals

The MiniArt Soviet Limber 52-R-353M Mod.1942 model is an excellent addition to any collection of Soviet World War II vehicles and dioramas depicting Red Army soldiers in action. Its precise representation of construction details and the possibility of choosing different paint schemes make this model particularly attractive for intermediate and advanced modellers.

Assembly difficulty level is rated at 2/5 – a perfect set for both collectors and those developing their skills in 1/35 scale. This product is highly regarded for its excellent manufacturing quality and historical detail authenticity.

We highly recommend the MiniArt 35115 Soviet Limber 52-R-353M Mod.1942 set to all military history enthusiasts, diorama lovers, and collectors of Soviet World War II equipment.