Komatsu LAV Oiler

Komatsu LAV OilerLightweight but no Pushover The Light Armored Vehicle began to reach Japan Ground Self Defense Force (JGSDF) units in 2002; lightweight (as its name suggests) and powered by a 160hp liquid cooled 4 cylinder diesel, this nimble customer can reach speeds of up to 100km h and even be air lifted by helicopter if the need arises. From 2004, the JGSDF sent a Humanitarian Assistance Team to Iraq, and experience gained in the field led to a number of upgrades

were used by the air forces of over a dozen countries from South Africa to Finland and from Brazil to China - under various names

Canopy mask template in instruction

it was the largest tractor in their product line at that time

A new Spitfire variant

tank models such as the M4A3E8 Sherman ‘Easy Eight‘ (European Theater)

which was quickly followed up in 1964 by a 606cc engine successor - the S600

Since the Air Force of each country started paying their attention to the night bombing

„sister ships“

A driver figure is included

nearly doubling the tank's range to 320km on-road

★Accessories such as armor-piercing and howitzer rounds are also reproduced in scale form

The A-1J variant which was introduced in 1956 equipped the U