Voyager Model PEA102 81mm Ammunition Stowage for M4 Mortar Carrier (For DRAGON 6361) 1/35

Voyager Model PEA102 is a high-quality upgrade set intended for the 1/35 scale plastic model of the M4 Mortar Carrier by DRAGON (catalog number 6361). This is a specialist photo-etched set that allows for precise reproduction of the ammunition compartment along with detailed mounts for 81mm artillery rounds. This product is an essential addition for modelers who care about historical accuracy and maximum realism in finishing a World War II-era vehicle model.

The featured photo-etched set replicates the containers and holders for mortar ammunition used by American M4 Mortar Carrier armored personnel carriers. These vehicles were based on the chassis of the well-known M3 half-track, equipped with an 81mm mortar. They were widely used by the United States Army during World War II, including in campaigns in Italy, France, and Germany, where they served as mobile fire support for infantry units.

The product is made from high-grade photo-etched brass, which allows for extremely realistic and delicate parts that cannot be reproduced using injection molding technology. The set includes a complete range of details for reconstructing the compartments and mounts for 81mm mortar rounds. The use of photo-etched parts significantly increases the realism of the replica, especially when properly painted and installed inside the model.

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: photo-etched upgrade set for plastic models
• Material: photo-etched brass
• Intended for: DRAGON 6361 model - M4 Mortar Carrier
• Historical period: World War II
• Country: United States
• The set does not include resin parts or metal barrels

Product recommendation: Voyager Model PEA102 is recommended for both advanced modelers and intermediate hobbyists who want to enhance their model with high-quality details. The set allows you to achieve a highly authentic effect and works perfectly as a supplement for historical dioramas. The assembly difficulty is rated at 4 out of 5 – it requires precision and basic skills in working with photo-etched parts, such as bending and gluing with superglue.