The Panzerhaubitze 2000 (PzH 2000), developed by a German consortium and manufactured by KNDS Deutschland GmbH and Rheinmetall AG, is the current standard artillery piece of the German Bundeswehr's artillery troops. Starting in 1998, it replaced the American M109 howitzer. The main armament of the PzH 2000 is a 155 mm L/52 howitzer with 60 rounds. Various machine guns serve as secondary armament, and a smoke grenade launcher is used for self-defense. The PzH 2000 is more than twice as heavy as its predecessor, but this is more than compensated by numerous advantages such as better effective firing range and accuracy, higher rate of fire, stronger armor, as well as greater range and speed. However, during continuous deployment in Ukraine, certain shortcomings became apparent, including high powder residue in the barrels and overheating of the electronics. On the other hand, the expected lifespan of the massive gun barrels was exceeded by more than four times, reaching 20,000 shots. Model with 1,006 pieces, printed blocks, movable elements, and precise building instructions. Model dimensions (LxWxH): 34.5 x 11 x 11 cm