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TAMIYA M3A1 speiderbil
Varenr.: [6089812] | Producent: Tamiya | Model-nr.: 35363 | EAN: 4950344353637
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1/35 M3A1 Scout Car
Great on its own or as part of a diorama, the M3A1 scout car - latest subject in the 1/35 Military Miniature series - promises to be a versatile and valuable addition to any 1/35 modeler's collection! Around 21,000 of the actual car were built, a vital cog in the setup of U.S. forces and those Allies (Britain, Soviet Union, Free France, China and more) who received it under ''lend-lease.'' Lightly protected with mainly 6.4mm armor, with a top road speed of 80km/h, it had one 12.7mm and two 7.62mm machine guns, could seat six in addition to a driver and commander, and was often deployed in recon and command car roles, in North Africa, Sicily, and on the Eastern Front.
About the Model
. This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 161mm.
. Research at Saumur Armored Museum was the base for this highly accurate rendering of the M3A1 form.
. Multi-piece depictions of front unditching roller, and crew area machine guns (M2 x1 and M1919 x1).
. Interior features se1 parte parts for shift, transfer case and parking brake levers, plus a detailed dash.
. Armor side door and windshield covers can be depicted deployed or not.
. Louvers on front engine grille can be assembled as open or closed.
. Detailed underside with depictions of leaf spring suspension, prop shaft, differentials, leaf springs and exhaust.
. Comes with one U.S. (invasion of Sicily) and two Soviet marking options. See below.
. Includes 5 figures in Red Army Winter attire: helmeted driver in tanker overalls; pistol-wielding commander with choice of ushanka or regulation headgear; two gunners and one seated soldier.
MARKING OPTIONS
Red Army 3rd Guards Tank Army, Eastern Germany, April 1945
Red Army, Unit unknown, Prague, Spring 1945
U.S. Army 8th Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Armored Division, Sicily, 1943
Great on its own or as part of a diorama, the M3A1 scout car - latest subject in the 1/35 Military Miniature series - promises to be a versatile and valuable addition to any 1/35 modeler's collection! Around 21,000 of the actual car were built, a vital cog in the setup of U.S. forces and those Allies (Britain, Soviet Union, Free France, China and more) who received it under ''lend-lease.'' Lightly protected with mainly 6.4mm armor, with a top road speed of 80km/h, it had one 12.7mm and two 7.62mm machine guns, could seat six in addition to a driver and commander, and was often deployed in recon and command car roles, in North Africa, Sicily, and on the Eastern Front.
About the Model
. This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 161mm.
. Research at Saumur Armored Museum was the base for this highly accurate rendering of the M3A1 form.
. Multi-piece depictions of front unditching roller, and crew area machine guns (M2 x1 and M1919 x1).
. Interior features se1 parte parts for shift, transfer case and parking brake levers, plus a detailed dash.
. Armor side door and windshield covers can be depicted deployed or not.
. Louvers on front engine grille can be assembled as open or closed.
. Detailed underside with depictions of leaf spring suspension, prop shaft, differentials, leaf springs and exhaust.
. Comes with one U.S. (invasion of Sicily) and two Soviet marking options. See below.
. Includes 5 figures in Red Army Winter attire: helmeted driver in tanker overalls; pistol-wielding commander with choice of ushanka or regulation headgear; two gunners and one seated soldier.
MARKING OPTIONS
Red Army 3rd Guards Tank Army, Eastern Germany, April 1945
Red Army, Unit unknown, Prague, Spring 1945
U.S. Army 8th Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Armored Division, Sicily, 1943