Mk IV (Male) Launch Vehicle

Mk IV (Male) Launch VehicleA Game Changer During WWI, much of Western Europe was reduced to a massive battlefield criss crossed by a seemingly unending network of trenches. The original British Mk. I tank was developed to break the deadlock; the Mk. IV was a later model based on many of the same design principle, and of which around 1,000 were produced starting in March 1917. A Male variant was developed to smash through enemy lines and in addition to machine guns it utilized

the F-14A employs the AN/AAQ-14 targeting pod

Braking was on all four wheels with drums

★The lowdown

large operating range and payload and low ground pressure

Production GR

The enormous flexibility of use of the TN

before and behind the locomotive were identical and consisted of one artillery car with one 10cm le

Equipped with a 120mm Rheinmetall L/55 smoothbore gun

‘Virile‘ exercise

★Length 282mm

Why not display this set with a German armored vehicle model such as a Sd

Kit comes with two kinds of tank emblems (one for the Japanese and American ‘Road Star‘ and one for the ‘Wild Star‘ as it is called in Europe