DRAGON 6361 1/35 M4 81mm Mortar Carriage w/Metal Gun Barrel/3D Printed Headlight Guard & Horn Guard
[About the actual car]
- During World War II, when mobility was emphasized due to advances in tanks, various artillery pieces were no longer limited to being towed around; they were instead adapted to be mounted on vehicles and put into combat while still in use, in order to allow for quicker operation.
- Mortars, which are convenient to carry as fire support for infantry, were also mounted on vehicles, increasing their mobility as self-propelled guns.
- This vehicle was developed based on the M2 half-track, one of the M2/M3 half-tracks developed and used by the US military during World War II. It was officially adopted in October 1940, and over 550 vehicles were produced by 1942.
- During World War II, when mobility was emphasized due to advances in tanks, various artillery pieces were no longer limited to being towed around; they were instead adapted to be mounted on vehicles and put into combat while still in use, in order to allow for quicker operation.
- Mortars, which are convenient to carry as fire support for infantry, were also mounted on vehicles, increasing their mobility as self-propelled guns.
- This vehicle was developed based on the M2 half-track, one of the M2/M3 half-tracks developed and used by the US military during World War II. It was officially adopted in October 1940, and over 550 vehicles were produced by 1942.
[About the model]
- A 1/35 scale reproduction of the M4 81mm self-propelled mortar, a self-propelled mortar based on the M2 half-track developed by the United States during World War II.
- This is a fully detailed kit with the chassis, body, engine, etc. modeled.
- In addition, the headlight guard and horn guard parts are 3D printed to accurately reproduce their shapes, and metal parts are used for the mortar barrel.
- The fully detailed frame allows you to enjoy the mechanisms of the actual car, including front and rear suspension, engine, front and rear axles, and drive shafts.
- The sprocket wheels and idler wheels, which are made using slide molds, also have a delicate finish.
- The cabin is realistically modeled with the seats, dashboard, floor, etc.
- The main feature of the troop compartment at the rear of the vehicle is of course the 81mm mortar.
- The gun barrel is made of metal parts, and the detail set toward the rear of the vehicle is accurately reproduced.
- In addition, the shell casings are also reproduced inside the fighting compartment.
- Additionally, the rear doors can be assembled either open or closed.
- A 1/35 scale reproduction of the M4 81mm self-propelled mortar, a self-propelled mortar based on the M2 half-track developed by the United States during World War II.
- This is a fully detailed kit with the chassis, body, engine, etc. modeled.
- In addition, the headlight guard and horn guard parts are 3D printed to accurately reproduce their shapes, and metal parts are used for the mortar barrel.
- The fully detailed frame allows you to enjoy the mechanisms of the actual car, including front and rear suspension, engine, front and rear axles, and drive shafts.
- The sprocket wheels and idler wheels, which are made using slide molds, also have a delicate finish.
- The cabin is realistically modeled with the seats, dashboard, floor, etc.
- The main feature of the troop compartment at the rear of the vehicle is of course the 81mm mortar.
- The gun barrel is made of metal parts, and the detail set toward the rear of the vehicle is accurately reproduced.
- In addition, the shell casings are also reproduced inside the fighting compartment.
- Additionally, the rear doors can be assembled either open or closed.
[Main features]
- Headlight guard and horn guard are 3D printed parts with precise shape.
- Reproduce the US Army M4 81mm self-propelled mortar from World War II
- Fully detailed chassis with faithful reproduction of engine and drivetrain
- Mortar barrel is equipped with metal parts
- Tracks also feature center guide bands
- Headlight guard and horn guard are 3D printed parts with precise shape.
- Reproduce the US Army M4 81mm self-propelled mortar from World War II
- Fully detailed chassis with faithful reproduction of engine and drivetrain
- Mortar barrel is equipped with metal parts
- Tracks also feature center guide bands
warning
Due to the product is a professional assembled model that requires glue and painting after completion, However, paint and glue is flammable and explosive, please store it in a safe place
DRAGON 6361 1/35 M4 81mm Mortar Carriage w/Metal Gun Barrel/3D Printed Headlight Guard & Horn Guard
[About the actual car]
- During World War II, when mobility was emphasized due to advances in tanks, various artillery pieces were no longer limited to being towed around; they were instead adapted to be mounted on vehicles and put into combat while still in use, in order to allow for quicker operation.
- Mortars, which are convenient to carry as fire support for infantry, were also mounted on vehicles, increasing their mobility as self-propelled guns.
- This vehicle was developed based on the M2 half-track, one of the M2/M3 half-tracks developed and used by the US military during World War II. It was officially adopted in October 1940, and over 550 vehicles were produced by 1942.
- During World War II, when mobility was emphasized due to advances in tanks, various artillery pieces were no longer limited to being towed around; they were instead adapted to be mounted on vehicles and put into combat while still in use, in order to allow for quicker operation.
- Mortars, which are convenient to carry as fire support for infantry, were also mounted on vehicles, increasing their mobility as self-propelled guns.
- This vehicle was developed based on the M2 half-track, one of the M2/M3 half-tracks developed and used by the US military during World War II. It was officially adopted in October 1940, and over 550 vehicles were produced by 1942.
[About the model]
- A 1/35 scale reproduction of the M4 81mm self-propelled mortar, a self-propelled mortar based on the M2 half-track developed by the United States during World War II.
- This is a fully detailed kit with the chassis, body, engine, etc. modeled.
- In addition, the headlight guard and horn guard parts are 3D printed to accurately reproduce their shapes, and metal parts are used for the mortar barrel.
- The fully detailed frame allows you to enjoy the mechanisms of the actual car, including front and rear suspension, engine, front and rear axles, and drive shafts.
- The sprocket wheels and idler wheels, which are made using slide molds, also have a delicate finish.
- The cabin is realistically modeled with the seats, dashboard, floor, etc.
- The main feature of the troop compartment at the rear of the vehicle is of course the 81mm mortar.
- The gun barrel is made of metal parts, and the detail set toward the rear of the vehicle is accurately reproduced.
- In addition, the shell casings are also reproduced inside the fighting compartment.
- Additionally, the rear doors can be assembled either open or closed.
- A 1/35 scale reproduction of the M4 81mm self-propelled mortar, a self-propelled mortar based on the M2 half-track developed by the United States during World War II.
- This is a fully detailed kit with the chassis, body, engine, etc. modeled.
- In addition, the headlight guard and horn guard parts are 3D printed to accurately reproduce their shapes, and metal parts are used for the mortar barrel.
- The fully detailed frame allows you to enjoy the mechanisms of the actual car, including front and rear suspension, engine, front and rear axles, and drive shafts.
- The sprocket wheels and idler wheels, which are made using slide molds, also have a delicate finish.
- The cabin is realistically modeled with the seats, dashboard, floor, etc.
- The main feature of the troop compartment at the rear of the vehicle is of course the 81mm mortar.
- The gun barrel is made of metal parts, and the detail set toward the rear of the vehicle is accurately reproduced.
- In addition, the shell casings are also reproduced inside the fighting compartment.
- Additionally, the rear doors can be assembled either open or closed.
[Main features]
- Headlight guard and horn guard are 3D printed parts with precise shape.
- Reproduce the US Army M4 81mm self-propelled mortar from World War II
- Fully detailed chassis with faithful reproduction of engine and drivetrain
- Mortar barrel is equipped with metal parts
- Tracks also feature center guide bands
- Headlight guard and horn guard are 3D printed parts with precise shape.
- Reproduce the US Army M4 81mm self-propelled mortar from World War II
- Fully detailed chassis with faithful reproduction of engine and drivetrain
- Mortar barrel is equipped with metal parts
- Tracks also feature center guide bands
On Dec 22, 2025 at 23:02:53 PST, seller added the following information: