Dragon 7271 M4A3 Sherman VVSS 76mm – plastic model kit 1/72

The Dragon 7271 M4A3 Sherman VVSS 76mm model is a high-quality plastic assembly kit in the popular 1:72 scale, faithfully representing one of the most important American tanks of World War II. The Sherman M4A3 with VVSS (Vertical Volute Spring Suspension) and a powerful 76mm gun was a more modern variant of the most widely produced American tank of that era.

The M4A3 tank was used mainly by the United States Army, but was also found in the service of several Allied armies, including Great Britain. It debuted on the Western European fronts at the end of 1944 and took part in intense combat during the battles in Normandy, the liberation of France, as well as in later operations in the Ardennes and the spring offensive of 1945.

• Scale: 1:72
• Historical period: World War II (years 1944–1945)
• Country of use: United States, as well as other Allied countries
• Category: plastic assembly model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Additions: detailed parts, decals allowing for several painting variants
• Does not include glue or paints – available separately

The Dragon 7271 M4A3 Sherman VVSS 76mm model stands out for its excellent quality sprues, precisely replicated details such as additional armor panels, a realistic suspension system, and clearly rendered turret elements with the long-barreled 76mm gun. The kit is perfectly suited for building 1/72 scale World War II dioramas, and the extra decals allow the creation of vehicles from various US Army combat units participating in actions on both the Western European and Italian fronts.

We recommend this model to both beginner modelers looking to build their first World War II tank, and advanced collectors searching for a high-quality addition to their Allied vehicles collection. We rate the build difficulty at 2/5 – assembly is straightforward and the clear instructions help ensure a smooth building process.

Dragon 7271 M4A3 Sherman VVSS 76mm is an excellent choice for any military history enthusiast or fan of armored vehicle models from the World War II era.