Product Description
Battleground's 75mm M1 Pack Howitzer arrives at your door full of details, moving parts and accessories. Standing tall in 1:18 scale the Pack is identical to the original Howtizer used from World War 2 and up through the Korean War and Vietnam. Very simple to assemble with rolling wheels and a gun that has 90 degrees of elevation allow you to put it in firing or towed positions. The 75mm shells included fit into the bundler and into the breech of the gun. The frame is hollow and includes the inner recoil spring. This level of detail is where a 3D printed model really shines over the classic injection molding approach. It was also designed to be towed by 1:16 scale Danbury jeeps.
Features:
- Working gun elevation
- Rolling wheels
- Includes four 75mm rounds, 2 casings and a 3 round ammo bundler
- Shells can be loaded into the breech
- Hitch for 1:18 21st Century, Gate, and Ultimate Soldier Jeeps
- Can seperate into five parts, for mule transportation
The U.S. M1 75mm Pack Howitzer was a highly portable artillery piece used in throughout World War 2 and in numerous conflicts to follow by U.S. forces and their allies. Referred to as a "pack" howitzer, this designation meant that it could be disassembled into six individual pieces each of which was capable of being transported by a pack mule. Due to it's light weight and hollow frame construction, it was favored by highly mobile units like the U.S. airborne and the British Red Devils. It could be carried in a glider as well as dropped by parachute from an airplane. They were also commonly towed by jeeps.
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Features:
- Working gun elevation
- Rolling wheels
- Includes four 75mm rounds, 2 casings and a 3 round ammo bundler
- Shells can be loaded into the breech
- Hitch for 1:18 21st Century, Gate, and Ultimate Soldier Jeeps
- Can seperate into five parts, for mule transportation
The U.S. M1 75mm Pack Howitzer was a highly portable artillery piece used in throughout World War 2 and in numerous conflicts to follow by U.S. forces and their allies. Referred to as a "pack" howitzer, this designation meant that it could be disassembled into six individual pieces each of which was capable of being transported by a pack mule. Due to it's light weight and hollow frame construction, it was favored by highly mobile units like the U.S. airborne and the British Red Devils. It could be carried in a glider as well as dropped by parachute from an airplane. They were also commonly towed by jeeps.
Visit www.battlegroundmodels.com for more information and additional products.
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1:18 Pack Howitzer v7
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