U.S. Tank Destroyer M36 Jackson

Tamiya | No. MT235 | 1:35

Facts

Brand:

Tamiya

Title:

U.S. Tank Destroyer M36 Jackson

Number:

MT235 (Also listed as 35|89553)

Scale:

1:35

Type:

Full kit

Released:

1975 New parts

Barcode:

4950344962686 (EAN)

Packaging:

Rigid box (Top opener)

Topic:

M36 Jackson » Tank destroyers (Vehicles)

Markings

M36 Jackson

M36 90 mm GMC Jackson

US Army (1784-now)

• A Co., 701 Tank Destroyer Bn. Ser. No. 40177404/ A-23
  1944 World War 2»MTO»Liberation of Italy
  FS34087
• B Co., 814 Tank Destroyer Bn. Ser. No. 40139527/ B-15
  December 1944 World War 2»ETO»Liberation of Belgium - St. Vith
  FS34087
• C Co., 705 Tank Destroyer Bn. Ser. No. 40148956/ C-20
  World War 2»ETO
  FS34087

Box contents

Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide), Vinyl

Product timeline

 

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Instructions

Download 1454Kb (.pdf)

Marketplace

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CAD 34.95

USD 26.59Out of stock »

Alternative SKUs for Tamiya MT235:
89553 | TAM89553

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Comments

Wayne Hale
Decals furnished for 705th TD Battalion, which was equipped with M18 Hellcats. I would not suggest using these on this kit.

13 April 2014, 18:54

Wayne Hale
I would be wary of the decals for the 701st. My research shows they were using the M10 as late as February 1945. Another example of the exemplary research from Tamiya.

15 April 2014, 20:45

H K
Well, the old Tamiya kits are not famous for their well researched decals * looks at his old Tamiya Brummbär with markings for 116.Pz.Div. * 🙂

16 April 2014, 08:30

Reference material

M36/M36B1 Tank Destroyer Rare Photographs from Wartime Archives

David Doyle

2019

U.S. WW II & Korea M36, M36B1 & M36B2 90mm Gun Motor Carriage Tank Destroyers

Technical Manual Series No. 6036

Michael Franz

2015

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