M48A3 Patton 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Vietnam, 1967, 1:72, Salvat

M48A3 Patton 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Saigon (Vietnam) January 1967, 1:72, Salvat

The M1A1HA Abrams (Heavy Armor) was one of the most heavily protected versions of the Abrams, developed in the late 1980s with enhanced armor that included layers of depleted uranium, significantly increasing its survivability in combat. Armed with a 120 mm gun and equipped with advanced fire-control systems, it combined firepower, accuracy, and high mobility.
The 3rd Infantry Division of the United States Army was one of the main units to operate this variant, first in Europe during the final phase of the Cold War and later in the 1991 Gulf War. There, the M1A1HA demonstrated clear superiority over Iraqi armored vehicles, cementing the Abrams’ reputation as one of the most effective main battle tanks of its era.

Scale: 1:72
Length: approx. 12.90 cm (gun in combat position).
Factory-painted and assembled model.
Includes a booklet in Spanish.
Made of metal with some plastic parts.
Tracks and wheels are painted (non-rotating).
Turret rotates.
Gun is non-functional.
Plastic display base with vehicle description (transparent case not included).