Trumpeter 02307 Russian Army B-4 M1931 203mm Howitzer (1/35)

The Trumpeter 02307 Russian Army B-4 M1931 203mm Howitzer model in 1/35 scale is an exceptional offering for enthusiasts of heavy 20th-century artillery as well as modelers interested in Soviet military history. This plastic model kit is a faithful replica of the Soviet B-4 203 mm howitzer, which played a key role during the most significant operations of World War II.

The B-4 M1931 howitzer was developed in the USSR at the beginning of the 1930s. This machine was used from 1932 to 1945, both during border conflicts with Japan, the defense of the USSR against the German invasion, and during later Red Army offensives on the Eastern Front. Its remarkable firepower enabled it to destroy even the heaviest fortifications, and the large shell weight (100 kg) made it a particularly formidable weapon in the battles for cities such as Leningrad, Stalingrad, and Berlin.

The presented Trumpeter model in 1/35 scale is made from high-quality plastic. The kit contains precisely cast parts, allowing for an accurate reproduction of all construction details—from the distinctive running gear, to the richly detailed gun carriage, and the elevation mechanism components. The model features realistic rivet detailing, surface textures, and additional features such as handling tools and finely crafted wheels. The kit does NOT include glue or paints—these must be purchased separately.

• Scale: 1/35
• Theater of use: Soviet Union (Red Army)
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: high quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Suggested difficulty level: 4/5 (recommended for intermediate to advanced modelers)
• Does not include glue or paints

The Trumpeter 02307 Russian Army B-4 M1931 model is an excellent choice for modelers looking to create a realistic Eastern Front diorama or to enrich a Soviet artillery vehicle collection. The high quality of workmanship and wealth of detail ensure the product will meet the expectations of even the most demanding hobbyists. Recommended for those with some experience, wishing to develop their modeling skills and seeking ambitious projects of historical value.