US Army Driver at Rest Gulf War 1991 (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

This item is limited to 3 per household.

--A 1/35 scale figure of a US Army driver wearing a desert camouflage uniform (DBDU), commonly known as a chocolate chip pattern, provided by the US military during the Gulf War that broke out in 1991.
――The above is a model of a military-supplied T-shirt, a DBDU bottom, a gas mask case that is obliged to carry at all times, a water bottle, and a minimum of equipment.
――The figure leaning against the vehicle driving with arms crossed is composed of 6 parts, and it has a very three-dimensional finish.
――Since it is a 3D printer output with a dedicated resin, the reproduction of details is extremely delicate.
-It is a figure that can be combined with a wide range of vehicles from small cars such as Humvee to large transport trucks such as M977.

--Resin 3D printer output 6 parts
* This product is unassembled and unpainted.

Item Size/Weight : 10 x 5.5 x 3 cm / 12g