Tamiya 35323 - 1/35 Scale Israeli Tank M51  [35323]

Tamiya 35323 - 1/35 Scale Israeli Tank M51
Price:
USD$26.40
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
35323
GTIN:
4950344353231
Condition:
Brand New
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alt="Tamiya 35323 - 1/35 Scale Israeli Tank M51" title="Tamiya 35323 - 1/35 Scale Israeli Tank M51"
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alt="Tamiya 35323 - 1/35 Scale Israeli Tank M51" title="Tamiya 35323 - 1/35 Scale Israeli Tank M51"

Tamiya 1/35 Scale Israeli Tank M51: A Historical Military Model

The Israeli M51 tank, a modified version of the M4A1 Sherman, played a significant role in the 1960s, notably during the Six-Day War in 1967. This Tamiya 1/35 scale model captures the essence of this formidable vehicle, reflecting its historical importance and engineering prowess. The real M51 was equipped with a powerful French 105mm CN-105-F1 gun, which necessitated a muzzle brake and turret counterweight to manage recoil. With a 460hp diesel engine and advanced suspension system, it excelled in mobility against adversaries like the T-54/55 and JS-3 tanks.

Model Features and Realism

This model is not just a representation; it's a tribute to the ingenuity of military engineering. Tamiya has meticulously recreated the M51's distinctive features, including the turret and hull details. The cast metal texture on the turret and upper hull is realistically rendered, while the HVSS suspension and T80 tracks add to the authenticity. Accessories such as tools and jerry cans enhance the scale presence, making it a worthy addition for any military model enthusiast.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/35
  • Length: 257mm
  • Width: 86mm
  • Material: Plastic
  • Includes: Belt-type tracks, commander and loader figures, 3 types of markings
The M51 was pivotal in the Six-Day War, effectively engaging newer Soviet tanks with its upgraded armament.
Yes, to achieve a realistic appearance, painting is recommended.

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