The plastic model kit Tamiya 35132 U.S M2 Bradley IFV in 1/35 scale is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of military vehicles and historical modeling. The model represents the American infantry fighting vehicle M2 Bradley, used by the United States armed forces from the early 1980s to the present day. This well-recognized vehicle played a significant role during conflicts such as Operation Desert Storm in 1991, as well as operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, proving its versatility and combat resilience in various terrain conditions.

The M2 Bradley IFV was designed to provide U.S. infantry with protection and firepower. It is armed with a 25mm M242 Bushmaster automatic cannon and TOW anti-tank guided missile launchers, enabling effective engagement of armored targets. The vehicle crew consists of three soldiers (commander, driver, gunner), and it can additionally carry up to seven infantry troops.

• The model is made from high-quality plastic, characteristic of Tamiya, ensuring excellent part fit, as well as easy processing and painting.
• Detailed reproduction of the hull and turret structure, plus external details, including realistically rendered armament, optical systems, and smoke grenade launchers.
• The set includes clear assembly instructions and decals, allowing you to finish the vehicle in various paint schemes used by the U.S. Army.
• The kit does NOT include glue or paints — when assembling this set, it is recommended to equip yourself with Tamiya products designed specifically for plastic models.
• The 1/35 scale allows for great display value and compatibility with other land vehicle models from the Cold War and later periods.

Tamiya 35132 U.S M2 Bradley IFV is a plastic model kit from the armored vehicle category — ideal for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 3/5). It allows you to build both an accurate replica of the infantry fighting vehicle and create your own variants thanks to personalization options. This product is especially recommended for enthusiasts of modern military technology and collectors of U.S. armed forces models.