[About M46 Patton and Battleship Missouri]
- Development began after the end of World War II, and M46 Patton was formalized in 1949. It was named after General Patton who was active in the Second World War.
- Continental's four-stroke V-type 12-cylinder gasoline engine is installed, and the main gun is equipped with 50 caliber 90 mm cannon.
- The battle was introduced in the Korean War. In 1957 he submitted that seat to M47 and M48 after that, but Patton tank which became a tank representing the American tank for a long time since then
- It has laid the foundation of the series.
- Meanwhile, Missouri is the main battleship of the US Navy that fought with the Japanese navy set in the Pacific in the Second World War.
- commissioned in June 1944 as the third Iraw class ship at the end of World War II.
- Reference drainage reached 48,500 tons, total length reached 270 m, it was one of the world's largest battleships.
- The main gun is equipped with nine gates of 50 caliber 40.6 cm guns, showing maximum speed of 33 knots. I also participated in ship fire shooting of various parts of mainland Japan.
- In addition, it continues refurbishment after the war and is also active in the Gulf War etc etc. Currently it is preserved as a museum in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and is known for its name as a battleship representative of the US Navy.
[About the model]
- The model is a set of plastic model assembly kits that set tanks and battleships representative of land and sea America.
- M46 Patton is reproduced on 1/35 scale.
- The M46 which was developed after the war and also active in the Korean War firmly expresses its appearance to details such as hatch and grill of engine deck. It is a powerful finish with a belt-type crawler belt.
- Meanwhile, the battleship BB - 63 Missouri representing the United States reproduced on the 1/900 scale.
- It is a plastic model assembly kit of the finished length of about 30 cm.
- We model a slim shape of the ship abundantly.
- The hull is a full hull type of integral molded parts.
- The details on the deck, bridges, chimneys and other structures are also realistic finish.
[Major features]
- A set of plastic model kits with M46 Patton and Battleship Missouri in one package
- M46 Patton reproduced on 1/35 scale
- M46, which was developed after World War II and also active in the Korean War, has its appearance tightly expressed to details such as hatch and grill of engine deck
- It is a belt type crawler belt and feet modeling powerfully
- Battleship BB-63 Representing America Reproduces on MO on 1/900 Scale
- Finished overall length: approx. 300 mm
- Modeling a slim ship shape with plenty of atmosphere
- Full hull type of integral molding parts for hull
- Realistic representation of details on the deck, bridges, chimneys and other structures
