Tamiya 1/35 US M21 81mm Mortar Carrier Halftrack w/4 Figures Kit

U.S. military planners experimented with half-track designs from the late 1920s and employed several vehicles during WWII. Among them was the M21 mortar carrier, which was officially adopted in June 1943. It featured a frame on the fighting compartment floor for the mortar that allowed sixty degrees of left and right t

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US M21 81mm Mortar Carrier Halftrack w/4 Figures 1/35 Tamiya

1/35 scale unpainted plastic assembly kit. Model kit requiring assembly and painting. Size when completed: approx. 183mm in length.

TAMIYA 1/35 No.83 U.S. HALF TRACK 81mm MORTAR CARRIER M21 Model kit 35083 JAPAN

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1/35 Tamiya US M21 Mortar Carrier Halftrack Plastic Model Kit

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U.S. military planners experimented with half-track designs from the late 1920s and employed several vehicles during WWII. Among them was the M21 mortar carrier, which was officially adopted in June 1943. It featured a frame on the fighting compartment floor for the mortar that allowed sixty degrees of left and right traverse. The vehicle was also equipped with a 12.7mm heavy machine gun, bazooka, mines, and a wide range of other weapons.

Tamiya - 1/35 US M21 Mortar Carrier - 35083

Tamiya US M21 81mm Mortar Carrier 1:35 Model Kit

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U.S. military planners experimented with half-track designs from the late 1920s and employed several vehicles during WWII. Among them was the M21 mortar carrier, which was officially adopted in June 1943. It featured a frame on the fighting compartment floor for the mortar that allowed sixty degrees of left and right traverse. The vehicle was also equipped with a 12.7mm heavy machine gun, bazooka, mines, and a wide range of other weapons.

Tamiya - 1/35 US M21 Mortar Carrier - 35083