AAV7A1 MICLIC

Dragon | No. 7318 | 1:72

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Marca:: Dragon
Titlu:: AAV7A1 MICLIC
Număr:: 7318
Scară:: 1:72
Tip:: Kit complet
Eliberată:: 2007 Piese noi
Subiect:: AAV-7 » APC / IFV-uri (vehicule)

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AAV-7

AAV-7A1 MICLIC

US Marine Corps (1798-now)

2006
Green, Brown, Black
2006
Green, Brown, Black

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2004

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2007

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Model Military International | 40

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August 2009

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Derek Huggett
After much frustrating searching, I am no nearer having any real idea how the MICLIC rounds look when stored in the back of the AAV7A1 - wanting to model the hatches open but not leave a gaping void, has anyone any details please? Thanks

10 June 2013, 14:51

Brian Eberle
Two large rectangular metal boxes fit inside the AAV7 (1 per side for each rocket). Each box contains a fabric coated line of explosive charges that the rocket pulls out and carries across the minefield. The explosive line lays in the box in vertical stacked rows that unfold as the rockets deploys. The explosive line consists of a series of individual charges (about 10 inches in length IIRC) connected with electrical line running through each charge.

20 August 2024, 23:59