Dragon 6392 German sFH 18 Howitzer w/Limber (1/35)

The presented set, Dragon 6392 German sFH 18 Howitzer w/Limber (1/35), is a highly detailed plastic model kit of the German sFH 18 field howitzer from World War II. This model depicts the heavy 15 cm artillery piece, which was the backbone of Wehrmacht armaments during the conflict from 1939–1945. The 1:35 scale allows for very precise detailing and realistic representation of the vehicle along with its rich construction details.

Historical Accuracy and Construction

The sFH 18 howitzer (schwere Feldhaubitze 18) was introduced into the German Army arsenal from 1933–1945. It was widely used on all fronts of World War II, including the French campaign, Operation Barbarossa, and in North Africa. Designed to provide effective fire support at medium ranges, it remained the core of Germany's heavy artillery until the end of the war.

• Model scale: 1/35 – perfect for dioramas and military model collections.
• Country of use: Third Reich Germany (Wehrmacht).
• Service period: World War II (1939–1945).
• Material: high-quality plastic, ensuring crisp and sharp details.
• Additions: the kit includes artillery carriage (limber) elements, optional barrel positions, and realistic equipment details.
• Paint and glue are not included – to be purchased separately.

Category and Purpose

The product is classified as a plastic model kit, ideal for both intermediate and advanced military modelers. The detailed assembly instructions and design replicating original technical solutions allow you to build an authentic replica of the howitzer along with a transport limber. This model is perfect for dynamic dioramas depicting Wehrmacht artillery operations or as a standalone collector's exhibit.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

We highly recommend the Dragon 6392 German sFH 18 Howitzer w/Limber to all military equipment enthusiasts from World War II and to collectors who value precision and quality. The assembly difficulty is rated at 3/5 – it requires basic model assembly experience and patience when working with small parts.