Italeri 7068 M48A2C (1/72) – plastic model kit

Discover the exceptional plastic model of the medium tank M48A2C in 1/72 scale from the renowned Italian manufacturer Italeri. Set number 7068 is designed for modelers wishing to precisely recreate one of the most distinctive armored vehicles of the Cold War era. The kit does not include glue or paints – these essential accessories must be purchased separately.

Historical Background of the M48A2C

The M48A2C "Patton" is a modernized version of the famous American tank developed after World War II. It served primarily with the US armed forces but was also used by many NATO countries, including West Germany, Belgium, and Israel. Since the 1950s, it played a key role in armored forces, taking part in the Korean conflict, the Vietnam War, and numerous operations in Europe during the Cold War (1955–1980). The M48A2C variant is characterized by improvements in battlefield observation and reliability, including a new turret, an upgraded fire control system, and enhanced electronics.

Features of the Italeri 7068 M48A2C (1/72) model kit

• Category: plastic model kit
• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for building detailed layouts and Cold War-era dioramas
• Material: high-quality plastic ensures durability, ease of processing, and precision of details
• Parts for self-assembly – the kit does not include glue or paints
• Realistically shaped M48A2C with accurately recreated details of the turret, suspension, and running gear
• Included decals allow for authentic markings used by NATO armies

Who do we recommend Italeri 7068 M48A2C for?

This kit is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers who expect high-quality sprues and historical accuracy. The model works great as part of a diorama or collection of Cold War armored vehicles. We rate the difficulty level at 2.5/5, making the set accessible even for ambitious beginners.

Why choose this model?

Italeri M48A2C (1/72) guarantees satisfaction from building as well as an impressive display result, representing an important stage in the history of modern armored forces. It's an excellent choice for military history enthusiasts, collectors, and military diorama builders.