Description
In the early days of the Afghan War, the Soviets began developing the BMR series of mine clearing vehicles. Type BMR-1 (Su-122) entered service in 1982, Type BMR-2 (T-54) in 1985, and Type BMR-3 in 1995. BMR-3 was based on the T-72 tank chassis and fitted with the KMT-7 mine roller and plow device. The drum-type mine roller could clear two channels in AT minefields 800mm wide at a speed of 12km per hour and in waters up to one meter deep with a flow of two meters per second. The vehicle is equipped with a 12.7mm anti-aircraft gun. BMR-3 was succeeded by Type BMR-3M (T-90) with ERA from 2000.
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Product Details:
Scale: 1/35
Skill Level: 3
Length: 11.7”
Width: 5”
Parts: 1000+
- Painting and assembly required
- 26 sprues
- One photo-etched fret
- 0.8mm x 200mm brass wire
- Clear parts
- 1.2mm x 250mm vinyl tubing
- 16 poly caps
- Individual track links
- 0.8mm x 200mm metal chain
- 1mm x 60mm metal chain
- One-piece slide-molded lower hull
- One-piece upper hull and turret
- Illustrated instructions and paint guide
*Cyanoacrylate glue is required for photo-etched parts*
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Paint Guide:
A. Forest Green
Tire Black
Steel
Flat Black
B. Tire Black
Steel
Light Green
Flat Black
Wood Brown
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