1/6 scale American WWII M7 Priest custom made scale model

Description

<strong>This is a highly detailedel1/6 scale model of an American WWII M7 Priest   </strong>

The 105 mm howitzer motor carriage M7 was an American self-propelled artillery vehicle produced during World War II. It was given the service name 105 mm self propelled, Priest by the British Army, due to the pulpit-like machine gun ring, and following on from the Bishop and the contemporary Deacon self-propelled guns.

<strong>Features </strong>

Accurate scale model
exclusive to solo 3d
Large scale model
Multi part
Detailed
Two head versions
100% Resin produced

 

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The model will take a minimum of  7-10 weeks to produce</strong>

The model is supplied in kit form and requires construction and finishing/painting

<strong>PLEASE READ BEFORE PLACING AN ORDER</strong>

By making a purchase, you acknowledge that you have carefully reviewed this description and agreed to all its terms.

All items are made to order, so please allow at least 10 weeks (dependent upon my work load)  for dispatch.

Items will arrive in kit form, requiring assembly and painting by the buyer unless explicitly stated as pre-painted in the title.

For custom scale or size requests, please message me directly, and I will try my best to accommodate your needs.

 

While we ensure quality and fit through tolerance checks and post-processing, buyers may need to perform additional sanding and finishing. Some minor gaps may be present which will require filling for a flawless finish.

 

 

<strong>General Information:</strong>

filament parts require sanding and smoothing before painting to eliminate visible layer lines.

Resin printed parts typically require minimal cleanup before painting.

Supports have to be removed on resin models

Clear resin parts may appear slightly yellow due to surface texture. To achieve a glass-like finish, wet sand up to 800-1000 grit and apply a glossy clear coat.

 

To save any confusion please ask for a delivery date when you place your order