Mirage Hobby 720004 M31/T2 Heavy Wrecker WW2 US. Army 1/72

Mirage Hobby 720004 M31/T2 Heavy Wrecker WW2 US. Army 1/72 – plastic model kit

The Mirage Hobby 720004 M31/T2 Heavy Wrecker model in 1/72 scale is a faithfully reproduced plastic assembly kit of the famous American armored recovery vehicle used during World War II. The model represents a vehicle based on the M3 Lee tank chassis, adapted for towing and repairing damaged heavy armored equipment on the battlefield.

Model features and kit contents

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for collectors of World War II military equipment
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Accurately reproduced details of the superstructure and specialist recovery equipment
• Includes: crane arms, lighting, winches, and characteristic structural elements
• Clear step-by-step assembly instructions
• Decals for authentic US Army World War II markings

Historical information

The M31/T2 Heavy Wrecker was designed for the US Army to recover tanks and other heavy combat vehicles directly under enemy fire. The vehicle was widely used on all fronts of the conflict – in Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific between 1942-1945 (World War II). It provided effective technical support during battles, including the Normandy invasion and the Italian campaign.

Who do we recommend the Mirage Hobby 720004 model for?

The model is recommended for both advanced modellers and intermediate military enthusiasts. It is perfect as part of historical dioramas or US Army technical vehicle collections. Thanks to the highly detailed vehicle and realistic construction elements, assembly and painting of this model are highly satisfying.

Assembly difficulty level

• Difficulty level: 3/5 – for modellers who already have experience in building 1/72 scale armored vehicles
• This product requires painting and gluing (glue and paints not included)

Mirage Hobby 720004 M31/T2 Heavy Wrecker is an excellent proposition for every fan of support vehicles and military engineering who wants to enrich their collection with a unique historical model from World War II.