Tamiya 1/35 US Utility Truck M151A2 - Grenada 1983 #35332  [35332]

• The M151A2 was a variant for the M151, an armed forces energy truck that was employed by the U.S. Army and aquatic Corps from 1959 toward very early 1990s. The automobile ended up being initially designed to change the M38/M38A1 utility vehicles utilized by the U.S. during WWII. The M151A2 variant was first deployed in 1972 and showcased improvements like upgraded back suspension system, larger turn signals in the front side, and an M2 hefty machine gun instead of the previous M60.
  The Tamiya model is available in 1/35 scale. The model depicted inside kit represents the car as it had been seen through the Grenada conflict in 1983.

Specs and Features:

• Scale : 1/35
• Construction kind : Assembly kit
• Photo-etch components : perhaps not included
• Decals : Included
• Unique feature 1 : Includes an overall total of 3 numbers.
• Unique feature 2 : car, driver figure and M2 hefty device weapon parts initially showcased in Item 35123.
• Unique feature 3 : Includes newly-designed components to depict 2 figures.
• Unique feature 4 : Soldier seated in the passenger seat with M60.
• Unique feature 5 : Gunner with hand resting in the M2 hefty machine weapon.
• Unique feature 6 : Markings are included to recreate vehicles from the 82nd Airborne Division together with 2nd Ranger Battalion.
• Unique function 7 : Decals to depict the tape accustomed protect headlights on the car included.