AFV Club 35307 NATO M-109 Diehl workable track links 1/35 – Movable tracks for self-propelled howitzer

AFV Club 35307 NATO M-109 Diehl workable track links 1/35 is a set of specialized, movable tracks designed for the M109 self-propelled howitzer model in 1/35 scale. This product is dedicated to modelers seeking the highest level of realism and mobility for their replica, and it also serves perfectly as an upgrade to the standard, segmented tracks for this vehicle series. The parts are made of high-quality plastic, ensuring ease of assembly, durability, and excellent detail reproduction.

Historical and technical background

The Diehl-pattern tracks were a standard piece of equipment for US-manufactured M109 howitzers, widely used by numerous NATO operators since the early 1960s. Serially produced from 1962, the M109 howitzer was utilized by many European armies—including the Bundeswehr, Italian, Belgian, and British armies—in numerous modifications to the present day. It has seen action in many conflicts, from the Vietnam War, through the Cold War, to recent operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Diehl tracks, thanks to their modular and robust construction, allowed for efficient cross-country movement even under the toughest frontline conditions.

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for dioramas and military vehicle collections
• Countries of use: NATO states, mainly USA, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Belgium
• Material: high-quality plastic, durable and easy to work with
• Contents: movable links for self-assembly, allowing for realistic track articulation
• This product does not include glue or paints – the use of dedicated modeling products is recommended
• Category: plastic accessories for scale models (plastic add-on set)

Recommendation and difficulty level

AFV Club 35307 NATO M-109 Diehl is a recommended choice for intermediate and advanced modelers who value detailed reproduction and natural articulation of components. These tracks make an ideal addition to collections of Cold War-era and NATO operation vehicles, and are also perfect for expanding dioramas and creating highly realistic self-propelled artillery models.
Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – requires precision, but guarantees the highest level of realism and functionality for the model.