November 16, 2025

A digital gun, digitally designed: Spalah's new 3D-printed M777A2 howitzer in 35th scale

Spalah Model presents their latest 3D-designed & resin-printed kit. The detailed M777A2 howitzer in 35th scale. We look at the gun & the CADs in our preview...


A digital gun, digitally designed: Spalah's new 3D-printed M777A2 howitzer in 35th scale

M777A2 Howitzer
From Spalah
1/35th scale
3D-printed resin kit.
71 resin parts
Two profiles & a decal sheet are included.
The subject:
The M777A2 differs from the original M777 primarily through its advanced digital fire control system, which makes it more effective in Ukraine’s modern battlefield. While the baseline M777 is a lightweight 155mm towed howitzer valued for its mobility and precision, the A2 variant incorporates upgrades that allow faster targeting, integration with GPS-guided munitions, and improved battlefield adaptability.
The original M777 model, introduced in the mid-2000s, was revolutionary for its titanium and aluminium construction, reducing weight compared to older artillery systems. This made it easier to transport by helicopter or truck, a critical advantage in expeditionary warfare. However, the M777 relied heavily on manual sighting and traditional fire control methods. In Ukraine, this has meant that while the gun remains effective, it requires more time and crew coordination to deliver precision fire.

An M777A2 from A Battery, 2-8 Field Artillery after engaging targets with direct fire 
By contrast, the M777A2 integrates a digital fire control system (DFCS), enabling crews to input firing data electronically and link directly with GPS-guided Excalibur rounds. This dramatically reduces the time from target acquisition to firing, increasing survivability against counter-battery fire. Ukrainian forces have praised the A2 variant as “the most effective and maintainable” among Western artillery systems, noting its suitability for the high-intensity, artillery-centric nature of the war. In short, the M777A2 is not just lighter and mobile like the original—it is smarter, faster, and better suited to precision warfare.

'United with Ukraine' stickering on an Australian M777A2 howitzer bound to Ukraine.
The company 
SPALAH is a new company that strives to significantly expand the scope of what is possible in large-scale modelling and popularise Ukrainian products on the world market. To achieve this goal, we use advanced photopolymer 3D printing technologies, conduct thorough quality control and introduce new forms of seemingly ordinary things.
SPALAH presents here a flagship release for fans of modern military hardware: the M777A2 howitzer in 1:35 scale. This kit is a meticulously reworked, highly detailed replica of one of the most famous modern 155 mm towed systems. 

The gun can be posed in transport or firing mode.
Kit Features
Made from 100% 3D-printed resin
71 resin parts; 
The kit includes two painting schemes and a decal sheet; additional previews are available in digital 
This model will make an excellent addition to your artillery collection alongside the (sold separately) MT-12 “Rapira” and the M119A2 from SPALAH. You can also buy extra ammunition or crew separately, compatible with SP27835 and SP14235. 
The seven-person crew and the 155 mm artillery ammunition set are perfect for modellers who enjoy creating dioramas and scenes focused on contemporary combat operations.

This kit is available to buy directly from the Product Link on the Spalah website.