The 1/16 Tamiya Big Tank M551 Sheridan is a fantastic addition to any model collection. This display model captures the essence of the U.S. Airborne Light Tank used during the Cold War, from 1946 to 1990. As you assemble this tank, you’ll appreciate the intricate details that Tamiya is known for. Building this model is a rewarding experience, requiring paint and cement for assembly, along with some basic tools. Whether you’re a seasoned model builder or just starting out, the M551 Sheridan offers a satisfying project that results in a striking display piece. It's a great way to connect with history and showcase your skills. Get ready to dive into the world of military modeling with this impressive kit!
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Product Specifications
Package Size
61.5 x 41.4 x 10.5 cm
SKU
4950344362134
Age Group
15+ years
Manufacturer
Tamiya
Date of launch
November 2019
Weight
5.347 kg
Flammable
No
Scale
1/16
First Seen In
1969
Model Number
M551
Model Name
Sheridan
Frequently Asked Questions About Scale Models
1. What is a scale model, and how does it work?
A scale model is a detailed, miniature replica of an object, such as a vehicle, aircraft, or building, created at a smaller size than the original. The "scale" refers to the model's size compared to the real object.
2. What do I need to get started with scale modeling?
You'll need a model kit, which typically includes the parts, instructions, and sometimes decals. Additionally, you'll need a few basic tools like Hobby nippers, hobby knives, tweezers, plastic cement and paint.
3. How do I choose the right scale model kit as a beginner?
As a beginner, it's best to start with a kit that matches your interests and skill level. Popular scales for beginners include 1/72 and 1/48 for aircraft, 1/35 for military vehicles. Choosing a subject you’re passionate about, whether it's cars, planes, or tanks, will make the building process more enjoyable and rewarding.