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Plastic kit for U.S. M8A1 Landing Mat
100% new molds
Among these were the M8A1 steel landing mats, which saw widespread use during the Vietnam War in the late 1960s and early 1970s. These mats were installed by U.S. Army engineer units and could be laid either in staggered formation or in straight rows, allowing for the construction of airfields of various sizes.
Each mat measured 3,660 x 560 mm and featured a rigid, corrugated surface that effectively drained rainwater. This type of surfacing was most commonly used by Army aviation units to accommodate combat helicopters, light attack aircraft, and observation planes.
100% new molds
- Scale 1:72
- airplane not included
- not built, not painted
- Paint and glue not included
Among these were the M8A1 steel landing mats, which saw widespread use during the Vietnam War in the late 1960s and early 1970s. These mats were installed by U.S. Army engineer units and could be laid either in staggered formation or in straight rows, allowing for the construction of airfields of various sizes.
Each mat measured 3,660 x 560 mm and featured a rigid, corrugated surface that effectively drained rainwater. This type of surfacing was most commonly used by Army aviation units to accommodate combat helicopters, light attack aircraft, and observation planes.
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