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105mm Howitzer M2A1 & Carriage M2A2
1:35 Kit Comparison
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Review by Terry Ashley
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As this was a ranging gun used for training it shouldn’t be fitted for an active service gun but leaves you with a very nice cal.50 for the spares box.
Other inclusions is a nicely moulded one piece tail light assembly that is attached to the barrel tube during road transport and three alternate tow pintle hooks to replace the applicable kit hooks if you want to attach the gun behind;
- GMC 1 ½ ton truck, M3A1 Scout Car or M3 Half Track (AFV Club, DML, Hobby Boss)
- M35 2 ½ ton truck (AFV Club)
- WC63 1 ½ ton Weapons Carrier (AFV Club)
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(Step 8) As indicated on the box top the kit includes a USMC gun crew which are from the earlier figure set #6038 U.S. Marines (Iwo Jima 1945) with four figures and personal equipment with the addition of four new arms and a few 105mm rounds. The figure details, uniforms etc. are fairly basic by today's standards and are posed loading the gun but as the breech block can only be shown accurately in the close firing position as mentioned above the poses seem a little redundant.
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