Zebrano 100-307P3 - 1:100 Semovente da 75/34 Italian SPG Platoon 3 pcs

Zebrano 100-307P3 – 1:100 Semovente da 75/34 Italian SPG Platoon (3 pcs)

This set includes three resin models of the Semovente da 75/34 Italian self-propelled guns from World War II. Developed as an improvement over the earlier 75/18 model, the 75/34 featured a longer gun for better armor penetration. These vehicles served with Italian forces and were later used by the German army after Italy’s capitulation. Perfect for wargaming or dioramas, especially for scenarios set in North Africa or Italy.

• Scale: 1:100
• Length per vehicle: approx. 4.5 cm
• Material: resin
• Includes: 3 Semovente da 75/34 vehicles
• Manufacturer: Zebrano
• Product code: 100-307P3

Note: Kit does not include glue, paints, or tools. Assembly required.

About the models and assembly:

Highly detailed resin miniatures designed for experienced modelers. Ideal for use in 1:100 scale wargames such as Flames of War, or as part of a historical micro-armor collection.

Tools and materials required:

• Hobby knife or sprue cutters
• Files or sanding paper
• Cyanoacrylate glue (for resin)
• Fine paintbrushes
• Paints based on historical schemes

About the Semovente da 75/34:

The Semovente da 75/34 was an Italian self-propelled gun built on the M15/42 tank chassis. It featured a longer 75 mm L/34 cannon compared to earlier designs, offering improved anti-tank capability. Entering production in 1943, these vehicles were used by Italian forces and later by the Germans, particularly during the defense of Italy. They provided mobile fire support and were valued for their compact design and firepower.

Original vehicle specifications:

• Length: approx. 4.5 m
• Armament: 75 mm L/34 gun
• Armor: up to 50 mm
• Crew: 3 men
• Engine: SPA gasoline engine, 192 hp

About the manufacturer – Zebrano:

Zebrano is a Belarusian producer of resin model kits in 1:100 and 1:144 scales, focusing on rare and unusual military vehicles from World War II. Their kits are popular among collectors, wargamers, and diorama builders looking for historically accurate and unique subjects.