Model name:  MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS)
Application: Collection,Souvenir Gift, Home Office Decoration,Educational,Model display
Age Range: > 14 years old 
Type: 3D printed model 
Material: PETG Plastic
Scale: 1:12 ,  Size: approx 35cm(L)/13.8inch(L)
Scale: 1:20 ,  Size: approx 21cm(L)/8.3inch(L)
Package:Missile model kit,Display Base,Simple packaging



The MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) is a series of U.S.-designed, surface-to-surface, short-range ballistic missiles. It is a conventional weapon system designed to engage high-value targets deep beyond the range of standard Army cannons and rockets

Key Characteristics

The missile has a compact design, allowing it to be fired from the M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) and the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) using the same launch pods.

Major Variants

The ATACMS has been developed in several variants, primarily distinguished by their range and warhead.

MGM-140A (Block I): The initial production version with an effective range of 165 km. It carries a cluster warhead containing 950 M74 Anti-Personnel/Anti-Materiel (APAM) submunitions.

MGM-140B (Block IA): An improved variant with a range extended to 300 km. To achieve this, the payload was reduced to 275 M74 submunitions, and GPS guidance was added for improved accuracy.

MGM-168 (Block IV Unitary / QRU): A later variant that uses a 500-lb (approximately 227 kg) unitary high-explosive blast-fragmentation warhead instead of submunitions. This variant also has a 300 km range and was developed for precision strikes on point targets.

The system has been widely used in combat, with over 600 missiles fired in operations including the Gulf War, the Iraq War, and more recently in Ukraine.It remains a key precision-strike asset for the U.S. Army and several allied nations.