Description
Unpainted white metal kit, requires some modelling skill. Caution contains lead and small parts not suitable for young children
MT-LB “Storm” ATGM carrier
£4.20
Using the “Spiral” ATGM this vehicle has autoloading system where the firing post folds back into the body collecting a missile from the internal magazine, then returns to the firing position. This give the vehicle a very low profile. Based on the MT-LB multipurpose chasis. Used by the Soviet Union and Warsaw pact forces
Additional information
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4 cm |
| figures | prone rifleman |
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