Tamiya 25106 WWII US Field Maintenance Yard (1/35) is a unique 1/35 scale model kit that allows you to recreate an authentic American field service station from World War II. Tamiya—a leader in the modeling industry—guarantees the highest quality details and precise historical accuracy.

Historical background:
The US Field Maintenance Yard represents a typical repair and service area used by American military units during World War II, primarily by the United States Army between 1942 and 1945. Such maintenance installations were indispensable on both the European and Pacific fronts, enabling efficient repair of vehicles, tanks, weapons, and radio equipment. They were used extensively during campaigns in Normandy, the Ardennes, and the liberation of Germany, among others.

• Model scale: 1/35 – providing detail and compatibility with a wide range of figures and vehicle kits.
• Country of use: United States of America.
• Years and period of use: 1942–1945, World War II.
• Category: Plastic model kit for assembly.
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic, components carefully cut out from sprues. No metal or resin accessories included in the basic version.
• Box contents: tool sections, recreations of workbenches, spare part boxes, American mechanic figures, diorama landscape accessories (e.g. barrels, canisters, wrenches, tool carts).
• Model does not include paints or glue—necessary accessories must be purchased separately.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – intermediate. Recommended for ambitious beginners as well as advanced modelers, especially enthusiasts of dioramas and World War II militaria.

Recommendation:
Tamiya 25106 WWII US Field Maintenance Yard (1/35) is an excellent choice for modelers constructing realistic field scenes, dioramas, and for collectors of US Army equipment. The precise detailing, authenticity of components, and the possibility to expand the set with additional vehicles and figures make this product ideal for building advanced historical layouts. It is especially recommended for fans of American military technology from the World War II era.