Build Army German 15cm SFH 18 Artillery B0018

Build Army German 15cm SFH 18 Artillery B0018

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Build the 15cm sFH, a powerful heavy field howitzer that played a significant role in German artillery units during WWII. Known for its devastating firepower and versatility on the battlefield, the 15cm sFH was widely used for indirect fire support. This 1:35 scale model captures the artillery’s distinct features, including its large gun barrel, split trail carriage, and rugged wheels, reflecting the robust design that made it a key component of German artillery.

With 167 bricks, this set offers a manageable 4/10 building difficulty, making it an enjoyable and accessible project for builders who appreciate historical accuracy and detail. Despite its compact size, the model replicates the intricate details of the real howitzer, including the gun’s adjustable elevation, an attenuated barrel and realistic carriage structure. Its split trails can be folded for the howitzer to be connected to a trailer and towed by compatible vehicles such as the Buildarmy Opel Blitz.

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B0018 - Build Army German 15cm SFH 18 Artillery

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