AFV Club 35085 7.5cm L/46 Ammunition 1/35 — Artillery Ammunition Set

The AFV Club 35085 7.5cm L/46 Ammunition model set in 1/35 scale is a high-quality set of ammunition designed to realistically complement scale models of armored vehicles and artillery from World War II. The set is manufactured by the renowned Taiwanese company AFV Club, known for its excellent quality details and faithful reproduction of historical military armament.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Category: plastic model kit — modeling accessories
• Material: highest quality plastic

The set features finely finished 7.5cm L/46 caliber shells, which were the standard ammunition used in German anti-tank guns such as the legendary PaK 40, as well as guns mounted in armored vehicles like the Panzer IV Ausf. G/H/J and self-propelled guns such as Jagdpanzer IV and StuG IV. This type of shell played a key role in battles on all WWII fronts, being used both on the Eastern and Western fronts from 1942 until the end of the war. The set allows you to create precise replicas of several types of ammunition—both anti-tank and high-explosive—offering fantastic possibilities for dioramas and modeling workshops.

The kit includes carefully cast plastic elements representing shells with casings. Each part features an exceptional level of detail—clear technical markings and characteristic features typical of the 7.5cm ammunition used by the German army. The model contains no metal or resin parts; all components are made of high-quality plastic, easy to work with, recommended for painting with classic modeling paints.

AFV Club 35085 is an excellent choice for both advanced modelers building historical World War II dioramas and intermediate hobbyists wishing to enrich their tank or anti-tank gun models. This set is especially recommended for everyone who values realism and historical accuracy of details. We assess the assembly difficulty level as 1/5—ideal for anyone wishing to quickly and effectively complete their modeling project with faithfully reproduced German WWII ammunition.