- It is an item of attention which reproduced M113 of IDF operated in the fourth Middle East war with a completely new mold!
[About actual vehicle]
- M113 is a soldier transported car developed by the United States after the war.
- When it was formulated in 1960, it gained high evaluations such as ease of use and reliability and increased the number.
- It is characterized by adopting aluminum armor as the car body, so it can be dropped in the air or run on the water because it fell within the car weight less than 13 tons.
- In addition, two crew members were able to accommodate 11 soldiers in the cabin.
- Suspension equipped with a suspension of a torsion bar type, the maximum speed demonstrated 64 km / h.
- In addition to vehicles as basic military transportation vehicles, various derived types such as mortar mounted type, missile launcher, command car, etc. were also made based on the car body.
- It can be said that the breadth of development also tells the excellent basic design.
- Continuous updates have been given since the initial deployment, and we are continuing active service, as well as in the United States as well as around 50 countries around the world.
- The number of its production became a masterpiece vehicle that is said to be over 80 thousand, including derived types.
- Israel is also one of the countries operating M113 and boasts the second largest number after the United States.
- Many vehicles have undergone original remodeling, many of them played an active part in the Middle East War.
[About the model]
- M113 Armored Military Transport Vehicles Many were also used in the Vietnam War It would be one of the vehicles not to be missed by working military fans.
- A masterpiece model of masterpiece military transportation car M113 is released with the latest technology from the dragon at last.
- Of course, all the parts are reproduced with completely new mold.
- This kit modeled the type called Zelda used in the fourth Middle East War (Yom Kiplur War), with the Israel Defense Force, IDF applying its own improvements and updates in numerous M113.
- The car body is reproduced with the characteristics of the extended exhaust pipes stretched downward from the upper part of the car body firmly, including the storage rack and rail of the car body side independently added by IDF to the basic shape.
- In addition to the 12.7 mm machine gun, the weapon at the upper part of the car body is modeled together with a unique mount with 7.62 mm machine guns.
- Rear hatch and upper Commander's Hatch and Drivers' Hatch can be opened and closed.
- Fuel tanks are also modeled in the driver's compartment and the soldier compartment, where the interior of the interior is also reproduced with full detail, and you can make it carefully.
- In addition, the track adopts a partially integrated NEO truck in a divided and assembled style.
- Trackpads are prepared in separate parts one by one, improving the reality of the undercarriage.
- In this kit set up personal equipment such as backpack with DS material.
- Express the atmosphere of vehicles active in actual battle.
- Modeling of M113 of IDF tailored to 45 years since the outbreak of the Fourth Middle East War (Yom Kipla War) is one that can not be overlooked by the current vehicle fans.
[Major features]
- Armored troop transportation vehicle deployed and operated by the Israel Defense Force, M113 Zelda reproduced with completely new mold
- IDF implements its own improvements and updates, modeled the type called Zelda used in the Fourth Middle East War, Yeom Kiplear War
- Car body firmly reproduces the characteristics of storage racks, rails, expanded exhaust pipes, etc. of the body side added independently by IDF to basic shape
- Rear hatch and upper commander's hatch and driver's hatch can be opened and closed
- Internal interior reproduced with full detail including fuel tank
- Caterpillar adopts partly integrated split and assembled NEO truck
- Set up personal equipment such as backpack with DS material
- When completed Size: Approximately 138 mm
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