Combining the hull of the M10 tank destroyer with a massive new turret mounting a 90mm main gun, the M36 first saw combat duty during the final months of 1944. It was well-liked by its crew, being one of the few tank destroyers that could take out German armor from a distance. Slightly over 2,000 were manufactured in total with it also seeing service during the Korean War.
Replicating an M36 or M36B2, this 1/35 scale plastic kit features an open-style turret, rotating weaponry (including 90mm main gun and .50-caliber machine gun), realistic tracks, side-mounted accessories, and six sets of authentic decals (two U.S. markings from the Battle of the Bulge, one U.S. marking from March of 1945, one South Korean marking, and two French markings). Assembly required. Skill level 3. Measures approximately 6¾" long.
Replicating an M36 or M36B2, this 1/35 scale plastic kit features an open-style turret, rotating weaponry (including 90mm main gun and .50-caliber machine gun), realistic tracks, side-mounted accessories, and six sets of authentic decals (two U.S. markings from the Battle of the Bulge, one U.S. marking from March of 1945, one South Korean marking, and two French markings). Assembly required. Skill level 3. Measures approximately 6¾" long.
