Product code: AR72442
Manufacturer: Armory
Country of origin: Ukraine
Scale: 1:72
Difficulty level: Skill Level Three
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Enhance your militaria collection with the ZSU-23-4V Shilka mod.1967 Soviet SPAAG diorama kit from Armory. This unassembled kit features a 1:72 scale plastic model of the iconic Soviet self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, complete with a tank set. The gray-colored model is intricately detailed, down to the last bolt, and is not painted, allowing for customization to your liking. Ideal for intermediate skill levels and ages 12-16 years, this kit offers a unique opportunity to create a lifelike diorama of the ZSU-23-4V Shilka mod.1967 in action, without mentioning its condition. Manufactured in Ukraine in 2024, this vintage-inspired kit is a must-have for any militaria enthusiast.
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