MiniArt 1/35 SU-76M w/Crew (Special Edition) (35262)

The SU-76M was the Red Army's most-produced armoured fighting vehicle after the T-34 — a lightly armoured but highly mobile self-propelled gun that served as the infantry's close support weapon of choice from 1943 to the end of the war. Dubbed the suka (bitch) by its crews for the open-topped fighting compartment that exposed them to artillery fragments and the elements, the SU-76M was nonetheless a weapon that Soviet infantry commanders consistently rated as one of the most useful in their arsenal: fast enough to keep pace with an advance, capable of knocking out most German armour it was likely to encounter in direct support, and simple enough to maintain in the field. MiniArt's Special Edition pairs the vehicle with a full crew complement, making this the definitive 1/35 SU-76M build.

The infantry's friend — SU-76M with full crew in 1/35 scale.