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This is a Tamiya M24 Chaffee light tank kit. It is 1/35 scale and features new and retooled parts, metal gun barrel, detailed upper and lower hull with engraved surface detail and raised rivet heads, separate turret with (WWII antenna base parts and weld lines), optional turret hatch (open/closed), 12.7mm heavy machine gun, commander torso figure, detailed suspension (drive sprockets, idler and road wheels), WWII type tracks (individual with single piece straight sections), separate on-vehicle equipment and weapons (cylindrical fuel drums, jerry cans, blitz cans, M1919A4 machine gun tripod, type K ration boxes, 7.62mm and 12.7mm ammo cases, canvas water bucket, canvas field bags, duffle bags, barrack bags, folded sheets, sleeping bags and other filigree parts). Decals and markings for two (2) tanks: 81st cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, 1st Armored Division, Italy, April 1945 and Unit unknown, Germany, January 1945.
1/35 scale. M24 Chaffee U.S. Light Tank. Tamiya. The Light Tank M24 is an American light tank used during the latter part of World War II and in postwar conflicts including the Korean War and, with the French, in the War in Algeria and the First Indochina War. Kit features new and retooled parts, metal gun barrel, detailed upper and lower hull with engraved surface detail and raised rivet heads, separate turret with (WWII antenna base parts and weld lines), optional turret hatch (open/closed), 12.7mm heavy machine gun, commander torso figure, detailed suspension (drive sprockets, idler and road wheels), WWII type tracks (individual with single piece straight sections), separate on-vehicle equipment and weapons (cylindrical fuel drums, jerry cans, blitz cans, M1919A4 machine gun tripod, type K ration boxes, 7.62mm and 12.7mm ammo cases, canvas water bucket, canvas field bags, duffle bags, barrack bags, folded sheets, sleeping bags and other filigree parts). Decals and markings for two (2) tanks: 81st cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, 1st Armored Division, Italy, April 1945 and Unit unknown, Germany, January 1945. 'Italeri mold'.
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