Army Artillery

Sluban Army Artillery (M38-B6700) brings a substantial military display and play experience to the collection with 551 compatible construction bricks. Designed for builders aged 6 and up, this set focuses on the visual character of field artillery: a rugged army vehicle, a prominent gun assembly, and the practical equipment associated with moving and operating heavy firepower in the field.

The model offers a rewarding balance between approachable construction and a satisfying finished presence. Its military styling, sturdy proportions, and articulated-looking equipment make it an engaging project for younger builders while also giving collectors a compact army-themed piece to display. The subject is broad enough to fit naturally into a wider Sluban military collection without tying it to a specific nation, regiment, or historical campaign.

With 551 pieces, Army Artillery provides plenty of scope for hands-on building, rebuilding, and imaginative scenarios. Builders can explore how a mobile artillery unit might be positioned, supplied, and moved across a changing battlefield, while collectors can appreciate the layered silhouette and equipment-focused design. It is a versatile addition for playrooms, dioramas, and shelves where practical military vehicles take centre stage.

Set number M38-B6700 is a strong choice for anyone looking for a detailed army construction project at an accessible age rating. As with other Sluban sets, the building bricks are made for creative construction and can be enjoyed alongside compatible construction bricks from many existing collections. Please check the product listing or partner stores for current availability.

Artillery has long been the heavy support arm of a military force, designed to deliver powerful fire from a distance rather than engage an opponent directly. Field guns and howitzers were typically moved with dedicated vehicles or towing equipment, then positioned by crews who worked with maps, observers, and carefully calculated firing data.

Modern artillery units combine mobility, communication, logistics, and firepower. Vehicles transport the weapon, ammunition, and crew between firing positions, allowing the unit to relocate when necessary and remain effective as the wider situation changes. Army Artillery presents this practical side of military operations in a general, accessible form without depicting a specific real-world vehicle or conflict.