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The M47 Patton was developed at the request of the US forces involved in the Korean War.
It entered production in 1950 at the American Locomotive Corporation, but never saw action in Korea.
Compared to the M46 and its older predecessor, it featured some important improvements, such as a weapon stabilization unit and increased firepower.
Although it played no role in the Korean War, this vehicle proved so versatile that the US soon equipped all NATO armies with it, including those of West Germany, Italy, France and other countries.
Some states, such as Spain and Iran, retrofitted the tanks with diesel engines.
Plastic model kit for an M47/E/M Patton Main Battle Tank
Scale 1:35
unbuilt / unpainted
paint and glue not included
It entered production in 1950 at the American Locomotive Corporation, but never saw action in Korea.
Compared to the M46 and its older predecessor, it featured some important improvements, such as a weapon stabilization unit and increased firepower.
Although it played no role in the Korean War, this vehicle proved so versatile that the US soon equipped all NATO armies with it, including those of West Germany, Italy, France and other countries.
Some states, such as Spain and Iran, retrofitted the tanks with diesel engines.
Plastic model kit for an M47/E/M Patton Main Battle Tank
- including photo etched pards
- link and length tracks
- Markings for 5 Versions
- including 4 different muzzel brakes
- including dust cover
Scale 1:35
unbuilt / unpainted
paint and glue not included
Suitable Accessories
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