1/48 WW. II American M4 Sherman [AMCA317]

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Product Description ■ Former Aurora's M4 Sherman is re-released by Atlantis!
At 1/48 scale, it is a plastic model assembly kit reproducing the M4 Sherman, a tank representative of the United States in World War II.
[Actual vehicles]
During the World War II, the M4 Sherman tank was developed and deployed by the United States.
It was mass-produced in a short period of time utilizing the industrial power of the United States, and became the main tank of the Allied Forces in World War II.
It was systematized in 1941 and became the main tank of the United States Army in World War II.
It was deployed to the United States Army as well as the United States Army. It became Uijin in October 1942 when the United States Army confronted the German Army in North Africa.
It was deployed to the United States Army as well as the United States Army.
While making many updates and improvements during actual war, many variations are now available.
By the end of World War II, the total number of tanks produced reached nearly 50000 in total, and it became the most produced tank.
[Models]
By the end of World War II, it is a plastic model assembly kit reproducing the M4 Sherman, a tank representative of the United States Army in World War II.
The kit was formerly made by Aurora and was re-released by the Atlantis Model.
The final production type is modeled after the M4 Sherman, a tank representative of the United States Army in World War II.
It was re-released by the Atlantis Model.
It is full of atmosphere with the welded body of the straight design, main gun barrel with Mazur brake, road wheel and suspension.
The crawler is made of rubber and is easy to assemble. You can enjoy the unique taste of the vintage kit.
In addition, the kit contains 4 American soldier figures
Former Aurora Kit
[Features]
● It reproduces the M4 Sherman, a tank representative of the United States Army in World War