The Bronco AB3535 British 17pdr Ammo Set in 1/35 scale is a high-quality set of British ammunition for the 17-pounder anti-tank gun, designed to enhance plastic vehicle models and dioramas from the World War II era. This product is an excellent addition to scenes depicting British armed forces during the most significant conflicts of 1942–1945, such as the Normandy landings, the North African battles, or the campaigns in Italy and Western Europe.

The 17-pounder (17pdr) was one of the most famous British anti-tank guns of World War II. It was used both as a stand-alone field gun and as armament for tanks (e.g. Sherman Firefly, Archer, Achilles). Its peak use occurred during the years 1943–1945, when it played a significant role in combating German armored units on all European theaters of war. The Bronco 17pdr ammo set perfectly replicates the various types of shells used by the British, including armor-piercing (AP), armor-piercing discarding sabot (APDS), and high-explosive (HE) rounds.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for most plastic models and diorama scenes.
• User countries: United Kingdom and Allied nations.
• Historical period: World War II (peak use: 1942–1945).
• Material: Plastic; the elements are precisely cast, ensuring excellent detailing of shells and casings.
• Set contents: Various types of shells and casings, enabling diverse battle scene arrangements and a realistic presentation of British artillery equipment.
• The set does not include glue or paints; the use of specialized modeling preparations is recommended.
• Category: Plastic accessory set for scale models, ideal for enhancing vehicles, guns, and dioramas.
• Assembly difficulty: 1/5 – an easy-to-assemble product, recommended for both beginners and advanced modelers.

We recommend the Bronco AB3535 British 17pdr Ammo Set 1/35 to any modeler interested in British military technology or in recreating historical World War II scenes. The set enables exceptionally realistic reproduction of British artillery armament and significantly enhances the aesthetic value of any modeling project.