1/35 WW. II United States Army M4 Sherman ` Composite Body ` [DR6441]

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Product Description ■
[About the Model]
The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces M4 shamans of the United States United States, who served as the main battle tank for the allied forces in World War II.
Among the many M4 models, M4 hybrid models that use a unique combination of cast body and welded body are used.
In addition to the shape of the upper part of the vehicle body, the cast body in the front part and the welded body in the rear part of the vehicle body are well represented. The shape of the rear end of the vehicle body is also reproduced accurately based on the actual vehicle drawing.
The hatch of the driver and the communicator is also provided by separate parts. It can be assembled by selecting the opening and closing.
The lower part of the vehicle body is also reproduced by mechanical parts such as suspension. The crawler uses a belt-type DS track that is easy to assemble. T-48 type crawler is delicately reproduced.
In addition to the shape of the upper part of the vehicle body, the cast body in the front part and the welded body in the rear part of the vehicle body are well represented.
Etched parts are provided for the front fender, light guard, etc., and the hatch of the U.S. Army's 44 th Tank Battalion "Southern Cross" and the seven hundred sixty third Tank Battalion of the 96 th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army, "Bushmaster Firearms International", etc., in 1944 and 1945.
There are also etching parts for the front fender, light guard, etc.
This is a must-have item for the M4 shaman collection.
[Main Features]
In addition to the shape of the upper part of the vehicle body, the cast body in the front part and the welded body in the rear part of the vehicle body are well represented.
The hatch of the U.S. Army's 44 th Tank Battalion "Southern Cross" and the seven hundred sixty third Tank Battalion of the 96 th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army, "Bushmaster Firearms International", etc., in 1944 and 1945.
[Product Details]
Scale : 1/35
* The release date has been changed.