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Unpainted white metal kit, requires some modelling skill. Caution contains lead and small parts not suitable for young children
M2 Bradley IFV
£4.40
The M2 Bradley introduced in 1982, a Mechanised Combat Vehicle able to transport infantry under armour and support them in action. Equipped with 25mm chain gun and TOW missile system. This represents the early versions with spaced armour and crew gun ports. Crew 3+6. *The early M3 Cavalry version was almost indistinguishable (the vision blocks above the firing ports where removed) crew 3+2
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