M8A1 Landing Mat 8C

M8A1 Landing Mat 8CThe M8A1 steel plates, developed by the US Army Corps of Engineers, were primarily used for the quick construction of temporary runways. These plates were extensively used during the Vietnam War in the late 1960s and early 1970s, particularly in army aviation for basing helicopters, light attack aircraft, and surveillance aircraft. They frequently appear in photographs from the period. Each slab, measuring 3660 x 560 mm, featured a hard corrugated

V12 engine and suspension are faithfully recreated

This capability provided it with a high degree of operational flexibility on missions

The aesthetic features of the bow were maintained and further improved in subsequent versions

its hull was a tough nut to crack

Realistic Details: Accurate textures and valve designs

and AFVs from the Pz

Of all the many aircraft types which have taken to the skies

54th Hiko-Sentai

they embody the traditions and fighting spirit of the army

under the requirements of the government and took the first flight after 7 months

★This model boasts faithful recreation of innovative aerodynamics

The “722” logo as well as instrumental panel are replicated with decals