Mirage Bofors Gun wz36 anti-armor 37 mm model kit — scale unspecified

Model kit of the Bofors Gun wz36 anti-armor 37 mm manufactured by Mirage. The set provides parts to assemble a scale replica of the wz36 anti‑tank gun for display, dioramas, or collection. Exact scale and number of parts are not specified; the kit is supplied as component parts intended for hobby assembly and finishing by the builder.

Advantages

This Mirage kit recreates the wz36 anti-armor 37 mm gun in separate components suitable for assembly and painting by hobbyists. The parts are designed for display after assembly and allow for customization of finishes and weathering. As a model kit focused on the historic anti‑tank gun form, it supports accurate representation in small-scale scenes while remaining compact for storage and exhibition.

Suitable for

• Hobbyists and model builders creating military dioramas
• Collectors seeking a display replica of the wz36 37 mm anti‑tank gun
• Educational displays illustrating historical anti‑armor field artillery

Key specifications

• Subject: wz36 37 mm anti-armor (anti‑tank) gun
• Contents: injection-molded or cast components for assembly (exact number of parts unspecified)
• Finish: unpainted components ready for painting and weathering
• Assembly: glue and paint required; figures and accessories not included unless stated on the box
• Recommended skill level: suitable for modelers familiar with assembly and painting techniques

How to use

Remove parts from sprues or packaging and inspect components for flash or attachment points. Clean and prepare surfaces, then follow any included instruction sheet for sequential assembly. Use model glue to join parts and filler where needed to conceal seams. Once assembled, prime and paint the model using suitable hobby paints and apply weathering or decals as desired. Allow sufficient drying time between steps and handle small parts with tweezers or fine tools.

Usage recommendations

Use standard plastic modeler tools: sprue cutters, files, hobby knife, plastic cement, brushes or airbrush for paint, and fine sandpaper. Work in a well-ventilated area when using adhesives and paints. For display, mount the assembled gun on a compatible base or as part of a diorama to secure small components and enhance presentation.