M34 40mm Gun Motor Carriage "Korean War"

The M15 Half-Track was an anti-aircraft self-propelled gun with a 37mm M1 anti-aircraft gun on a half-track chassis used by the U.S. Army in World War II.

The M15 "Special" was the unofficial designation for an M15 converted to carry a 40mm gun.
These were officially designated as the M34.
In order to increase firepower in ground combat during the Korean War, U.S. Army depots in Japan were searched for vehicles that could be converted for possible combat use, as there was a shortage of 37mm ammunition, some M15s were converted into M34s.

Plastic model kit

• including metal barrel
   
• photoetched parts included
   
• All doors can be built open or closed
   
• Excellent designed chassis
   
• Four different sights
   
• Cannon rotate 360 degrees
   
• Engine and driver's compartment reproduced

Scale 1:35

unbuilt / unpainted