Spalah SP13335 Model "Automatic mortar "Vasylok" Scale 1/35

Spalah SP13335 is a 1:35 scale kit representing the 2B9M “Vasylok” 82 mm automatic mortar. It works well as a standalone display piece or as a focal equipment item in modern-era dioramas where a compact indirect-fire weapon adds context to a position, vehicle stowage scene, or emplacement layout.

The parts are made in 3D-printed photopolymer resin and are supplied with printing supports. Typical preparation includes careful support removal, light cleanup of attachment points, and dry-fitting before final assembly and priming. Paint and glue are not included.

Because the subject has a distinctive silhouette and mechanical detail, it can add visual structure to a scene even without a large base—especially when combined with groundwork, crates, or crew figures (sold separately).

Set contents

• 3D-printed parts to build a 1:35 scale 2B9M “Vasylok” automatic mortar model
• 3D-printing supports included on the parts (requires cleanup)

Product specifications

• Brand: Spalah
• SKU: SP13335
• Scale: 1:35
• Product type: 3D-printed resin weapon/equipment kit
• Subject: 2B9M “Vasylok” 82 mm automatic mortar
• Material: Photopolymer resin

See more releases in the Spalah range. For navigation, place it in Aftermarket and Arms and Weapons. For scene building, it also fits the Diorama collection.

FAQ

Does SP13335 include 3D-print supports?

Yes. The parts are supplied with printing supports, so removal and cleanup are required before assembly and painting.

Are shells/ammunition accessories included?

The official product description for SP13335 lists the mortar model itself and mentions supports; additional ammunition accessories are not specified for this SKU.

What glue is suitable for 3D-printed resin parts?

Most modelers use cyanoacrylate (CA/super glue) for resin. Two-part epoxy is also a common choice when you want more working time for alignment.

How should I prep photopolymer resin before priming?

After removing supports, lightly clean up contact points and wash the parts to remove residue. Once fully dry, apply a primer suitable for resin to help paint adhesion and reveal surface detail.