M1A1 Abrams US Army Tank Iraq 2003

Assemble the M1A1 Abrams "Iraq 2003" with this 1:35 Scale Plastic Model Kit from Academy. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older.

Academy M1A1 Abrams US Army Tank Iraq 2003 Plastic Model Military Vehicle Kit 1/35 #13202
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Features :
  • Accurately reproduced static display model depicting the vehicle used in the recent Iraq wars.
  • Build either the US Army or US Marine version.
  • Majority of the external hull fittings are separate to provide good detail definition such as periscopes, sight optics, smoke grenade clusters, and accessories.
  • Mesh included for the rear turret rack APU and the additional square storage rack attached to the back of that.
  • Gunner's sight box, multi-part gun mantlet, and figure.
  • 120mm M256 cannon with separate muzzle tip, muzzle reference system and mantlet gun collar.
  • Nicely detailed drive sprockets.
  • Flexible, one piece tracks.
  • Hull and turret with micro-molded details.
  • A sheet of waterslide decals with markings for 2 Iraq versions
  • - U.S. Marine, "Warpig" C Company, 1st Tank Battalion, Iraq, March 2003
  • - U.S.Army, B Company, 3rd Tank Battalion, 66th Armored Regiment, Iraq, 2003
  • Illustrated assembly guide.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Great Quality product."
khelms1493
This was my second military build. My first was an M1151 by the same company. I did a review on that kit as well. Upon opening the kit everything was packed well, as no damage what-so-ever. The parts are very realistic. some are very small so its an added challenge. There were also a lot of parts in the kit that were not in the instructions. I would say I had about 50 left over parts, including different main barrels, 3 replacement guns, the top two, and the one mounted on the turret. all in all it was a great build, and I have nothing bad to say at all about it. Tons of upgrades available online.

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Features

  • Accurately reproduced static display model depicting the vehicle used in the recent Iraq wars.
  • Build either the US Army or US Marine version.
  • Majority of the external hull fittings are separate to provide good detail definition such as periscopes, sight optics, smoke grenade clusters, and accessories.
  • Mesh included for the rear turret rack APU and the additional square storage rack attached to the back of that.
  • Gunner's sight box, multi-part gun mantlet, and figure.
  • 120mm M256 cannon with separate muzzle tip, muzzle reference system and mantlet gun collar.
  • Nicely detailed drive sprockets.
  • Flexible, one piece tracks.
  • Hull and turret with micro-molded details.
  • A sheet of waterslide decals with markings for 2 Iraq versions
  • - U.S. Marine, "Warpig" C Company, 1st Tank Battalion, Iraq, March 2003
  • - U.S.Army, B Company, 3rd Tank Battalion, 66th Armored Regiment, Iraq, 2003
  • Illustrated assembly guide.

Specs

  • Scale: 1:35
  • Length: 8-7/8" (225mm)
  • Width: 4" (102mm)
  • Parts: 328
  • Academy Product Number: 13202

Includes

(1) Plastic Model


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Reviews

  
 
"Well made!"
acorpuz117
This is the first time I have built a model tank. I was very impressed when I saw the detail of the pieces. During the build, I encountered no problems whatsoever since the pieces fit together well. The cool thing about this set is that it came with optional versions (Army and Marine Corp) build wise and with the decals. I recently finished building it recently and was happy with the results. Overall, this was a nice, easy build that is pretty well made for the price.

 
"A very good model."
turfdude1996 (Waynesville, NC)
I really liked building this model. I feel that the parts are very well done as far as detail. I do find it a bit odd that there were so many unused parts. The only issue I had were the decals. None of the decals would adhere correctly and fell off the next day. It wasn't possible to find a customer service number for Academy to get a replacement. I ended up buying a set of decals aftermarket. Because the model is well done I will try Academy again but if the decals are bad again it will be my last.

 
"Very nice M1A1."
jdunwoody (Erie, Co.)
Overall, a nice kit for the M1A1 for your money. You get two marking choices, and there are a few minor differences between the US Army and USMC model. The model has nice detail, but lacks any texture on the upper hull and turret. You can spend more for another kit, like a Dragon or Tamiya, but the overall value of this kit is something you can't pass on.

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