¹⁄35

Or, more correctly, 21cm Mörser. Takom is to release a 1/35 kit of this German heavy mortar, a huge piece of ordnance that saw service during the Great War.

The new big gun from World War I is coming to increase the stream of tanks and guns from this time that have been recently launched.

The M1910 Mörser was produced by Krupp and 216 of them were ready -and deployed- when the war started. During the war it evolved to M1916 (hence the variants 10 and 16), which had extended range of 10.2 km, merely one kilometre more than the M1190. The shield was a M1916 feature, although it was retrofitted also to some M1910.

According to Takom, it comes with photo etch, 4 types of markings and 2 types of wheels. Both M1910 and M1916 models can be built.

With its size (weighting over 7.000 kg), shield and wooden plates added to the wheels, it certainly looks impressive