Image shows assembled and painted kit.

The M3 Stuart was manufactured from March 1943 onwards and deployed not only by U.S. forces; it also saw action in Soviet colors. The late production variant of the tank had a rounded turret design with the cupola removed. It used a 37mm main gun, with numerous 7.62mm machine guns: one coaxial to the main gun, one on the front, on the turret and in the side sponson’s on certain variants.

This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 129mm, width: 64mm.

A highly accurate rendering of the WWII tank is based upon extensive study of full-size vehicles.

Authentically captures riveted hull and cupola-less turret with machine gun and mount.

Features optional parts recreating sponson machine guns.

Realistic depiction of suspension is combined with convenient belt-type track parts.

Comes with a commander torso figure and head parts to allow assembly as U.S. or Red Army.

Includes three marking options: one U.S. and two Red Army schemes.