AFV Club 35006 M102 105 mm Howitzer 1/35

AFV Club 35006 M102 105 mm Howitzer (1/35) – Plastic Model Kit

Discover the unique plastic model kit AFV Club 35006 M102 105 mm Howitzer in the popular 1/35 scale. This model kit allows you to recreate with exceptional precision the legendary M102 howitzer, which has a permanent place in the history of modern artillery. Manufactured by the renowned AFV Club company, this model stands out thanks to its outstanding level of detail, high quality craftsmanship, and excellent fit of parts, resulting in satisfaction during assembly and realism upon completion.

Historical Information and Usage

The M102 105 mm howitzer was introduced into service by the United States Army in the 1960s, replacing the earlier M101 model. It was widely used during the Vietnam War, in conflicts in the Middle East, and in modern operations such as Desert Storm and in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Besides the USA, this weapon was also adopted by allied countries’ armies, including the United Kingdom and Turkey.

The AFV Club model allows you to build one of the versions used by the US Army, with the option to position the barrel in either the firing or travel position. This is a great offer for all modelers interested in military themes, especially the Cold War period and modern times.

Model Features

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic
• Clear parts imitating optics
• Precisely reproduced gun and carriage details
• Possibility to assemble moving parts
• Optional small detail parts
• Painting and marking schemes for several armies

Product Category

Plastic model kit; requires model glue and paints (sold separately).

Recommendation and Difficulty

The AFV Club 35006 M102 105 mm Howitzer is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers interested in field artillery. Dedicated to military enthusiasts, diorama builders, and collectors of modern guns, it is an excellent starting point for advanced projects. Difficulty level: 3/5 – the kit requires precision, experience with small parts, and basic modeling skills.