However in later releases this was replaced with a weaker two part assembly.
In the past, Meng kits had a one piece molding for this. My only issue with the suspension is that the torsion bars are produced in two parts. I did leave the tail lights, E7 and E8, off until later in the build to allow for easier detail painting. I had no issues with the fit of any parts that went into the suspension. The build starts with the lower and suspension and there are no real surprises here. Due to these simple changes these might be the clearest and easiest to use instructions I have ever used when building an armor kit. For the detail painting, the small parts are printed with the correct colors where they are supposed to be painted. The instructions in the steps are very different from what I am used to, everything is printed in 3D and the center hull is always dark grey while the parts to be added in that step are in bright colors.
They are printed on slightly glossy paper that is similar to what the covers of other instructions are printed on. These have been printed differently than previous kits that I have built from Meng. There is ton of detail packed into the box and as usual with Meng kits there are no issues with the parts included.īefore moving on the build of the kit I do want to highlight the instructions. There are eleven sprues in sand colored styrene, two sprues of clear parts, four sprues of track parts, a ladder of poly-caps, a sheet of Photo-Etched (PE) brass, small metal tubes, a sprue of tan rubber, a decal sheet, separate parts for the hull/turret and one machine gun, and the instruction booklet. The Magach 6B Gal was used as a front line vehicle for many years, serving alongside the Merkava series of main battle tanks.Īs usual with new Meng releases, the box includes an impressive collection of extremely well molded sprues with no visible mold issues or flash. The Magach 6B Gal is a modernized version of the M60A3 Patton and the addition of the Gal designation came with a new fire control system. The Magach series of tanks are based on the M48 and M60 tanks. weapon systems and upgrading them to meet their needs. The Israeli Defense Force has a long tradition of importing U.S.
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