Dragon 6062 M4A2 Tarawa 1/35

Dragon 6062 M4A2 Tarawa (1/35)

Dragon 6062 M4A2 Tarawa (1:35) is a unique plastic model kit that reproduces one of the most recognizable American medium tanks used during World War II – the Sherman M4A2 version from the Battle of Tarawa. The model has been developed in the renowned 1/35 scale, ensuring highly detailed historical accuracy of this vehicle.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of origin: United States
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Kit contents: parts for building the model, decals, detailed assembly instructions
• Extras: the kit does not include photo-etched parts or resin parts; glue and paints are not included
• Category: plastic model kit

The M4A2 Sherman was one of the primary medium tanks produced by the United States from 1942 to 1945. The M4A2 version featured a diesel engine and was widely used by both American and Allied forces. Examples from this series played a crucial role during the famous Battle of Tarawa on the Gilbert Islands in November 1943. During intense fighting on the island, the tanks supported infantry in breaching Japanese defensive lines, providing a significant technological advantage.

The Dragon 6062 M4A2 Tarawa model stands out for its highly detailed representation of features – both on the hull, turret, and suspension. The manufacturer ensured a realistic reproduction of the running gear and armament, significantly enhancing the collectible value of the model. The included decals allow for authentic Tarawa operation markings, enabling the creation of a historically accurate diorama from the Pacific theater of war.

The model is recommended for both intermediate and experienced military modelers. The 1/35 scale and precision-crafted components make this set an excellent base for further modeling work, including weathering and detailing. Difficulty level: 3/5. It is an ideal choice for World War II enthusiasts and those wishing to enrich their collection with a realistic Sherman model from the unforgettable Battle of Tarawa.