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AFV Club has shared photos of its upcoming IDF release.

The M109 self-propelled Howitzer gun, known by IDF as "Rochev" (Rider), entered the Artillery forces' service before the Yom Kippur War (1973). As a successor to the M109A1, the M109A2 incorporated improvements for increased Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM), safety characteristics, as well as enhanced operational capabilities. Major changes included a redesigned rammer and improved recoil mechanism, engine operation warning devices, a redesigned hatch and door latches, an improved hydraulic system and a bustle designed to carry an additional 22 rounds of ammunition.

AFV Club IDF M109 1982 “Rochev” (#35272) features:
- Commander’s FN machine gun
- CAR-15 rifle, charge containers, ammunition boxes and other accessories.
- Early type muzzle brake
- Turret front mounted stowage baskets
- Markings for 3 IDF artillery units