IDF Namer-2 IFV (Hobby Boss, 1:35) is a plastic kit of the modern Israeli heavy infantry fighting vehicle on the chassis of the Merkava tank. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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An injection-molded plastic kit from Hobby Boss in 1:35 scale, capturing the modern Israeli Namer-2 heavy infantry fighting vehicle (IFV). The extensive kit holds photo-etched and metal parts and individual track links. The exact number of parts and decal schemes is not stated here as certain; the binding source is the instructions in the package.
The Namer is an Israeli heavily armored personnel carrier and infantry fighting vehicle built on the chassis and components of the Merkava tank. It puts the emphasis on maximum protection for the crew and the dismounts, which makes it one of the most heavily armored vehicles of its category in the world. The Namer-2 (IFV) version moves the machine from a plain carrier to a full infantry fighting vehicle with a remotely operated weapon station. It serves with the Israeli ground forces in the modern era.
Assemble the individual track links patiently; glue the metal and photo-etched parts with super glue. Assemble and paint the running gear and the lower areas before you fit the side skirts and the accessories. Apply a primer and then the characteristic Israeli sand shade with an airbrush. Credibility will come from fine blending of the shade (modulation), dark washes into the recesses and the ever-present light dust on the tracks and the underside of the hull.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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