Hobby Master Ground Power Series M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF Japan Ground Self Defense Item: HG5311 1:72 Scale Japan Ground Self Defense M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF HG5311 Hobby Master 1:72 Japan Ground Self Defense M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF HG5311 Hobby Master 1:72 Japan Ground Self Defense M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF HG5311 Hobby Master 1:72 Japan Ground Self Defense M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF HG5311 Hobby Master 1:72
Japan Ground Self Defense M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF HG5311 Hobby Master 1:72

Japan Ground Self Defense M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF HG5311 Hobby Master 1:72

Hobby Master Ground Power Series
Japan Ground Self Defense M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF
Item: HG5311
1:72 Scale
Details
Hobby Master Ground Power Series M41A3 Walker Bulldog JDSDF Japan Ground Self Defense Item: HG5311 1:72 Scale Authentic Detailing Pre-Painted by professionals Accurate paint colors Markings Tampo (pad) applied Fully Assembled Weathering and insignias Turret turns Metal turret and main gun Realistic tracks As a replacement for the M24, production started in 1951 on the new M41 Walker Bulldog. By 1953 the M24’s had been completely replaced. The M41 saw limited action in Korea but was very much in demand in Vietnam. In 1961 150 M41’s were delivered to the Japan Ground Self- Defense Force. Through out 1965 214 M41A3’s replaced the M24’s used by 5 Army of the Republic of Vietnam squadrons and were very effective against the ARVN T-54’s. In 1969 the M41’s began to be replaced by the M551 Sheridan. In 1961 the JGSDF received 147 M41 Walker Bulldog tanks to replace their aging M24. These tanks were used machines that had been in West Germany. The M41 changed the way the JGSDF formed their units. Instead of 6 District and 4 Combined groups they the M41s formed 13 Divisions in 1963. The M41 was a supplement to their Type 61 Medium Tanks. The M41 was the last U.S. tank to be used in Japan because they began to produce their own tanks. Specifications for the M41 Walker Bulldog Manufacturer – Cadillac Motor Car Division of General Motors Corp. Number Produced – 3,728 Crew – 4 x Commander in turret right rear, Gunner in turret right front, Loader in turret left rear, Driver in hull left front Combat Weight – 51,000 lb (23,500 kg) Length including main gun – 26.75 ft (8.15 m) Width – 10.48 ft (3.19 m) Height to top of AAMG – 9.9 ft (3.02 m) Performance Engine – Continental AOS-895-3 6-cylinder, 4-cycle, opposed, supercharged gasoline Power. The fuel injected engines were designated AOS-895-5 Gross HP - 500@2,800 rpm Gross Torque – 960 ft-lbs@2,400 rpm Transmission – Allison CD-500-3, 2 gears forward, 1 reverse Fuel Capacity – 140 gallon (530 L) Armament Main Gun – 76 mm M32 with 65 rounds of which 11 are ready In Turret – On flexible AA mount .50 cal M2HB MG 600 rounds Coaxial with 76mm - .50 cal M2E1HB MG 2,175 rounds Replaced later with a .30 cal M1919A4E1 MG 4,900 rounds
Additional Info
  • Stock#
    HG5311
  • Brand
    Hobby Master
  • Color
    Camouflage
  • Country of Manufacture
  • Type
    Tank
  • Vehicle Model
    M48
  • Era
    Modern
  • Country
    Belgium
  • Scale
    1:72
Warning: Choking Hazard! Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.
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