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Allied artillery

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  • M38-B0678ANumer katalogowy
  • SlubanProducent
  • 76Elementy
  • 6+Wiek
  • Tworzywo ABSMateriał

O zestawie Allied artillery

Sluban Allied artillery (M38-B0678A) brings a compact field-artillery scene to life in 76 compatible construction bricks. Designed for builders aged 6 and up, this army-themed set offers an approachable project with a satisfying finished model that is easy to handle, display, and include in imaginative play.

The build focuses on the character of an artillery piece: a purposeful, utilitarian design made for positioning, aiming, and supporting troops from behind the front line. Its compact format makes it a practical addition to a wider Sluban military collection, whether you are creating a small operational scene, expanding a diorama, or simply looking for a quick standalone build with strong historical atmosphere.

With its manageable piece count and clearly defined military subject, M38-B0678A is well suited to younger builders developing construction skills as well as collectors who enjoy assembling coordinated army displays. The set can be combined with other compatible construction bricks and Sluban models to create larger scenes, while remaining detailed enough to make an appealing shelf piece on its own. Please check the product listing or partner stores for current availability.

Tło historyczne

Allied artillery was a central part of twentieth-century ground warfare, providing long-range fire support for infantry and armored formations. Unlike a direct-fire tank weapon, field artillery was generally positioned behind the immediate battle line and used to strike targets beyond the view of advancing troops, including defensive positions, vehicles, and supply routes.

The practical appearance of Allied artillery reflected its demanding role: robust construction, a stable carriage, aiming equipment, and a design that could be moved, positioned, and serviced by a trained gun crew. This Sluban interpretation captures that functional battlefield character in a compact building-brick format, offering a simple way to explore the equipment and support systems that shaped military operations.