Rye Field Model 5119 M4A4 Sherman 1/35 is a precise, high-quality plastic model kit faithfully recreating the famous American M4A4 Sherman medium tank in the popular 1/35 scale. This tank formed the backbone of United States Army equipment and was widely used by the Allies, including Great Britain, France, and Poland during World War II.

The presented set from Rye Field Model is distinguished by its exceptional reproduction of key construction details – the VVSS suspension system, distinctive hull with elongated engine compartment, turret, main armament, and numerous external equipment components. The manufacturer has also ensured the exposition of the armor’s structure and prominently marked rivet details, significantly enhancing the model's value in terms of historical realism.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• User countries: United States and Allied users (Great Britain, Poland, France)
• Historical period: World War II (years 1942–1945)
• Included extras: richly detailed external and internal components, clear assembly instructions, interior details, transparent plastic parts for periscopes
• Category: Plastic model kit

The M4A4 Sherman tank (designated Sherman V in British nomenclature) became famous in many theaters of World War II – it fought during the Italian campaign, Operation Overlord, and in battles in Normandy and on the Western Front. The Rye Field Model 5119 kit allows you to create a realistic vehicle in the markings of various Allied armored formations, thanks to the included decals.

The precision of execution and numerous details make this set a great choice for both experienced modelers and enthusiasts of World War II armored vehicles who wish to develop their assembly and weathering skills. The construction difficulty is rated at 4/5 – we recommend this model to those with experience in assembling 1/35 scale military models.

Rye Field Model 5119 M4A4 Sherman 1/35 is the perfect choice for a historical collection and for dioramas depicting Allied operations during the most important campaigns of World War II.