BRITISH FV510 WARRIOR TES(H) AIFV 1/35. This MENG SS-017 British FV510 Warrior TES(H) AIFV model kit will present you the latest Warrior AIFV configuration.
This MENG SS-017 British FV510 Warrior TES(H) AIFV model kit will present you the latest Warrior AIFV configuration. We have developed this product with the support of Mr. Carl Schulze who's the author of the book Tankograd In Detail: Fast Track-WARRIOR FV510(H). He's also a defense specialized journalist. This kit features the bar armor widely used in Afghanistan. It includes movable suspension, workable tracks, a track assembly jig, a metal barrel, find PE parts and a road wheel painting mask. All hatches are openable and all optical parts are clear.
The bar armor which was widely used in Afghanistan offers the Warrior AIFV better tactionion.
The L21A1 RARDEN cannon is represented by a one-piece metal gun barrel.
The turret sighting equipment is equipped with bulletproof glass for better protection. The sighting equipment and bulletproof glass of the model are transparent parts.
The driver’s hatch and other hatches are openable.
With the SPS-073 Warrior stowage and accessories, you can build a warrior AIFV model in the Afghanistan frontline.
Thanks to the well-designed and precision one-piece plastic parts, you don’t have to bother assembling the numerous bar armor parts.
The realistic movable suspension and workable tracks are highlights of this model.
B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Mercian Regiment(Staffords), British Army, Durai East Region, Helmand, Afghanistan, 2011
Length: 218.6mm Width: 117.7mm
The FV510 Warrior is the British Army’s principal infantry fighting vehicle. Since 1987, it has taken part in the military operations with the British Army in Iraq, the Balkan Peninsula and Afghanistan. In 2009, The Warrior AIFVs deployed to Afghanistan started to receive a new upgrade package. The improved Warrior has been called Warrior Theatre Entry Standard (Herrick), or short Warrior TES(H). The FV510 Warrior TES(H) vehicles saw combat actions in Afghanistan up to the final withdrawal of British troops from the country in 2014. During this time, they saved the lives of their crews several times.
