ZU-23-2 with Armored Shields

3D-Printed ZU-23-2 Scale Model (23 mm Twin Anti-Aircraft Gun) with Armored Shield Set, 1/35 Scale

We present a highly detailed 3D-printed scale model of the legendary ZU-23-2 anti-aircraft gun in 1/35 scale, created for modelers who appreciate precise detailing, multiple assembly options, and modern manufacturing technologies.

The kit reproduces the distinctive features of this well-known Soviet towed anti-aircraft gun — the compact carriage construction, twin 23 mm cannons, and the recognizable silhouette that has been widely used in military conflicts around the world.

Complete Assembly Kit

The model is supplied as a ready-to-assemble kit and includes:

✅ highly detailed 3D-printed parts of the anti-aircraft gun
✅ the ability to assemble the model in two modes:
– Towing Mode
– Combat Mode

✅ three configuration options:
– Standard configuration — basic version without shields
– Armored Shield Configuration — version with armored shields
– Armored Shield Configuration (Textured) — armored shields with textured surface

✅ two types of ammunition boxes to choose from
✅ cannons and sight can be positioned within a range from -10° to +90°
✅ detailed step-by-step assembly instructions
✅ reference painting guide

❌ glue and paints are not included in the kit

High Level of Detail and Manufacturing Quality

All elements of the model were designed with careful consideration of the real construction of the system and available historical materials.

High-resolution resin 3D printing provides:

• accurate geometry and correct proportions
• very fine and sharp structural details
• clean joining surfaces for easier assembly
• excellent suitability for painting, weathering, and diorama scenes

Thanks to its high level of detail and multiple assembly options, this model will become an excellent centerpiece both for standalone display and for military dioramas in 1/35 scale.

ZU-23-2 — One of the Most Famous Towed Anti-Aircraft Guns

The ZU-23-2 is a Soviet 23 mm towed anti-aircraft gun introduced into service in the early 1960s. It was designed to engage low-flying aerial targets but can also be effectively used against ground targets.

The system consists of twin 2A14 automatic cannons mounted on a lightweight towed carriage, providing high mobility and rapid deployment in combat positions.

Thanks to its simple design, reliability, and high rate of fire, the ZU-23-2 became one of the most widely used anti-aircraft systems in the world and remains in service in many countries today.