1/72 ww. II American Military Amphibious Track Vehicle LVT - (A) 1 [DR7387]

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Product Description ■ On 1/72, the characteristic shape of the amphibious vehicle was reproduced.
About the actual vehicle
During the Second World War, the LVT (A) 1, an amphibious tank operated by the US military. It was used mainly in the Pacific Theater, Saipan, Guam, Tinian, Peleliu, and other amphibious operations that fought against the Japanese army.
It was developed as an amphibious tank with firepower and armor based on the LVT1 engine and the LVT2 with improved suspension.
It was equipped with an M3 light tank turret equipped with 37 mm cannons. It was also equipped with a 7.62 mm machine gun.
When the production started in December 1943, it made its actual debut in the Operation on Kwajalein Atoll in January 1944. It played an active role against the Japanese garrison.
About the model
The model is a plastic model assembly kit reproducing the LVT (A) 1, an amphibious tank developed and operated by the US military during the Second World War, at 1/72 scale.
From the characteristic style to the details of each part including the foot part, it is well modeled. The lower part of the car body is integrally molded using a slide mold.
The roller wheel is also molded integrally with the side wall part of the lower part of the car body. Also, the details such as welding marks are delicately expressed on the upper part of the car body.
The shape is accurately modeled using a slide mold. The gun body with an opening is very realistic and movable up and down after completion.
The unique vehicle kit that reproduces the fierce fighting in the Pacific Ocean.
At 1/72 scale, the LVT (A) 1, an amphibious tank operated by the US military during the Second World War, is reproduced.
The scale is 1/72. It reproduces the LVT (A) 1, an amphibious tank operated by the US military during the Second World War.
The shape is accurately modeled using a slide mold. The gun body with an opening is well realistic and can be moved up and down even after completion.
It is a unique vehicle kit that cannot be missed with the reproduction of the fierce battle in the Pacific Ocean.
At 1/72 scale, the American military amphibious tank during the Second World 1941 110