Russian 122mm self-propelled artillery “Gvozdika” 1/35 Zvezda-3660

The Russian 122 mm“Gvozdika” self-propelled Russian self-propelled artillery is a howitzer system mounted on a tracked chassis, designed to provide effective mobile fire support.
Introduced in the 1970s, the 2S1 Gvozdika has been noted for its versatility and mobility on the battlefield.
Its 122 mm gun allows it to fire a variety of munitions, including explosive, fragmentation and chemical, with a maximum range of up to 15.2 kilometers.
The history of the Gvozdika begins in the Soviet Union, as a response to the need for an artillery system that could accompany armored and mechanized forces.
Its ability to move on par with tanks and infantry vehicles made it a vital component of Soviet and, later, Russian artillery units.
The Gvozdika has seen action in numerous conflicts, from the Afghan War to recent interventions in Syria and Ukraine, proving its effectiveness and reliability over the decades.
Its robust design and ability to operate in adverse conditions have kept it in active service, being used by multiple armies around the world.