M3 Stuart (late) FGR.4

M3 Stuart (late) FGR.4Good Things Come in Small Packages Spring 1940: watching on as Nazi German forces swept through Western Europe, U. S. military planners concluded that a replacement was needed for their M2A4, which was rapidly looking obsolete. Their immediate answer was the M3 light tank, which began production in March 1941, the original design employing a riveted hull and 250hp engine, with firepower provided by the 37mm main gun. Late production variants had a new

complete with a detailed engine featuring cooling fins

The honor was restored to her 32 years later in 1901

arms and hands - choose to assembled as helmeted pulling on gloves

★Features a realistic rendering of the suspension including the dedicated rear control arms

gold color plated brass fork inner tubes

Length: 172mm

The gun has a fully automated loading system

and remains in remarkable condition

grenades and anti-personnel mines

sporting a 120 mm (4

★One tank crew chief figure and decals for 5 different markings are included

it could also carry underslung loads of up to 2