Trumpeter 01067 M1142 HEMTT TFFT (Tactical Fire Fighting Truck) 1/35 – Plastic model kit

Trumpeter 01067 M1142 HEMTT TFFT (Tactical Fire Fighting Truck) in 1/35 scale is an extremely detailed plastic model kit for self-assembly, perfect for military modelers interested in modern US Army vehicles. The model represents a specialized firefighting variant based on the legendary HEMTT – Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck chassis, manufactured by Oshkosh Corporation.

• Scale: 1/35 – recommended for modelers who prefer a balanced ratio of detail to model size.
• User country: United States of America
• Historical period: modern times (after 1982 – present)
• Material: high-quality polystyrene plastic, clear cabin elements, firefighting equipment tips, and decals with authentic markings.
• Add-ons: the set includes photo-etched details for enhancing small parts (buckles, shields), clear windows, flexible tires, and decals with original US Army vehicle markings.
• Category: plastic military vehicle model kit

The M1142 TFFT version is a significant modernization of the classic HEMTT, adapted for rescue and firefighting tasks on the battlefield and in military logistic bases. This kit faithfully reproduces the extended firefighting superstructure, storage for firefighting tools, and specialized rescue equipment. In reality, the first vehicles entered service with the US Army in the early 21st century, supporting operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

We recommend this product to experienced modelers – we rate the difficulty level at 4/5. This set is an excellent choice for all enthusiasts of modern military technology, American trucks, and specialist vehicle models. Thanks to the optional photo-etched parts, it offers great possibilities for replicating structural details and achieving a realistic diorama finish. Paints and glue are not included in the set.

Trumpeter 01067 M1142 HEMTT TFFT is a unique offering for collectors of American military vehicle models, allowing you to recreate a spectacular rescue vehicle that actually served in the latest armed conflicts of the 21st century. The model will work great in dioramas as well as a standalone display exhibit.