Introduced in December of 1960, the M60 Patton main battle tank — which was not retired from U.S. service until 2005 — remains in service with 19 national militaries. The menacing vehicle saw duty during Operation Desert Storm, the Iraq-Iran War, and numerous other Middle Eastern conflicts. More than 15,000 M60s have been manufactured over its impressive lifespan.
Made by Hobby Master, this 1/72 scale, die cast model — a replica of an M60A1 Patton as it appeared with the Austrian Army — features an authentic 105mm main gun, a rotating turret, realistic hatches and accessories, historic markings, quality tracks, and a display base with a removable plastic cover. Measures approximately 4" long.
Hobby Master: HG5603
Made by Hobby Master, this 1/72 scale, die cast model — a replica of an M60A1 Patton as it appeared with the Austrian Army — features an authentic 105mm main gun, a rotating turret, realistic hatches and accessories, historic markings, quality tracks, and a display base with a removable plastic cover. Measures approximately 4" long.
Hobby Master: HG5603