Bronco CB35021 Staghound Mk. III 1/35

Bronco CB35021 Staghound Mk. III (1/35)

Bronco CB35021 Staghound Mk. III in 1/35 scale is a precision plastic model kit dedicated to military history enthusiasts and modelers seeking high-level challenges. The Staghound Mk. III is one of the most interesting variants of the popular armored car used during World War II, primarily by the British Armed Forces and allied units.

Authentic Staghound Mk. III Model – Historical Details

The original Staghound Mk. III was developed by Britain at the end of World War II (period: 1944-1945) as an improved modification of the popular Staghound Mk. I – a heavy armored car produced by the American company Chevrolet, but widely used by the Allies. It differed from the basic version by the use of a Stuart tank turret and being armed with a 75 mm gun, which increased its firepower and combat versatility. These vehicles were used in reconnaissance, support, and protection operations by British, Polish, and Canadian troops, including battles in Western Europe.

Model Specification

• Scale: 1/35 – ideal for military collectors and modelers.
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), ensuring detailed features and ease of processing.
• Manufacturer: renowned company Bronco, guaranteeing high precision and excellent fit of parts.
• Contents of the kit: highly detailed assembly model, realistic Staghound Mk. III turret, and detailed 75 mm gun.
• Additions: the model includes photo-etched parts (PE), allowing for fine detailing of equipment and vehicle accessories. No metal barrel or resin elements – the kit, however, features very well-represented plastic parts.
• Country of use: United Kingdom and allied forces (Poland, Canada).
• Historical period: World War II (1944–1945).
• Category: plastic model kit.

Why choose this model?

The Bronco CB35021 Staghound Mk. III model is an excellent choice for experienced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) who value precision and a wealth of detail. The kit also serves as an interesting subject in a collection of World War II armored vehicles. We especially recommend the model for advanced and intermediate hobbyists interested in realistic reproductions of military vehicles from this era. High-quality sprues, excellent documentation, and additional photo-etched parts will satisfy even the most demanding enthusiasts.