RB Model 35P01 7.5 cm KwK 40, StuK 40 1/35

RB Model 35P01 7,5 cm KwK 40, StuK 40 1/35

RB Model 35P01 7.5 cm KwK 40, StuK 40 is a professional ammunition set from the renowned Polish manufacturer RB Model, dedicated to modelers creating replicas of German armored vehicles from World War II in 1/35 scale. The set includes realistically reproduced 7.5 cm rounds of the following types: armour-piercing, armour-piercing sabot, high-explosive, and shell casings—an excellent addition to models such as PzKpfw IV (versions F2, G, H, J) and StuG III/IV (versions F, F2, G).

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for most plastic tank and self-propelled gun models
• Material: precisely turned metal (brass) – maximum detail and durability guaranteed
• Set contents:
  • 3 pcs armour-piercing rounds (AP Armour-Piercing)
  • 3 pcs armour-piercing sabot rounds (APC)
  • 3 pcs high-explosive rounds (HE High-Explosive)
  • 12 pcs shell casings
• Country of use: Germany
• Period of use: World War II (1942–1945)
• Category: metal model accessory set for dioramas and scale models
• Historical application: This type of ammunition was extensively used on all fronts by German forces, including in the Afrikakorps, the Battle of Kursk, and during the defense of Normandy. Both the KwK 40 gun mounted in PzKpfw IV tanks and the StuK 40 in the StuG III assault gun used the same ammunition, making this set a universal addition for many modeling projects.
• For whom: Recommended for advanced modelers looking for realistic details for their tanks and armored vehicles, as well as builders of high-end dioramas. RB Model metal accessories are distinguished by a level of detailing that surpasses standard plastic sprue parts.
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – the set is easy to assemble, ideal as a first introduction to metal accessories.

Why is it worth it? By choosing the RB Model 35P01, you receive modeling accessories of above-average quality that will help you achieve the highest level of realism when building World War II tanks and guns. The precise machining and faithfully reproduced details will be especially appreciated by collectors and enthusiasts of German armored weaponry.