The AFV Club 35350 M110 A2G 203mm Howitzer in 1/35 scale is an exceptionally detailed plastic model kit representing the legendary American self-propelled howitzer M110A2. This kit offers a precise recreation of one of the most powerful artillery systems used by the United States Army and a range of NATO allied forces (including Germany, the United Kingdom, South Korea). The model allows for realistic reconstruction of a Cold War era vehicle as well as vehicles used in late 20th-century conflicts such as the Vietnam War, the Iran-Iraq War, or Operation Desert Storm (Persian Gulf War 1991).

• Scale: 1/35
• Countries of use: USA, Germany, United Kingdom, South Korea
• Service period: from the 1960s, A2 version: 1980s – early 21st century (Cold War, modern times)
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• The kit includes optional extra parts: a rich set of surface details, moveable cannon (adjustable elevation angle), servicing elements, ammunition boxes, tools, accessories, decals for several national versions
• Reproduced details: pronounced rivets, screws, tool mechanisms, realistic tracks and tracked chassis, possibility to open hatches
• Category: plastic model kit (self-propelled heavy artillery)

Historical Description of the M110A2

The M110A2 self-propelled howitzer is considered the queen of heavy artillery. It was developed for the US Army as a mobile, long-range support weapon. The A2 version, featuring a longer 39-caliber barrel, was introduced in the 1980s, increasing the effective firing range up to 30 km with assisted ammunition. The launcher was indispensable in providing fire support for ground units, used both in training scenarios during the Cold War and in real combat operations—its power was confirmed during desert battles and NATO operations.

Why this Model?

The AFV Club 35350 offers an impressive level of detail and historical accuracy. The model allows for the creation of both a standard version and a personalized diorama. The abundance of details and movable parts will be appreciated by experienced modelers, especially collectors of late 20th-century NATO equipment.

Who is it for?

• Advanced enthusiasts of military modeling in 1/35 scale
• Collectors of artillery and fans of Cold War vehicles
• Modelers wishing to create a diorama from late 20th-century conflicts

Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers due to the numerous components and rich detailing. This is a dynamic, realistic, and visually impressive model—highly recommended for enthusiasts of precise military equipment modeling!