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Historic military book with numerous photos and 220 profiles. The fifteen years after the Second World War saw the technology of tank design advance by leaps and bounds, resulting in the concept of the Main Battle Tank (MBT). This book by MP Robinson and Dick Taylor examines the history of the first Western Main Battle Tanks designed in that period. The discussion of these weapons in the context of the 1960-1975 period includes the evolution of successful and unsuccessful designs. The tank and MBT development programs pursued by the United States and its NATO allies, as well as by neutral Switzerland and Sweden, are documented and described in detail. The emergence of 105mm and larger guns capable of being mounted in tanks in the 30-55 ton range became a catalyst for the disappearance of the old medium and heavy tank classifications- and for even more ambitious developments following the Yom Kippur War of 1973. Each army’s interpretation of these advances and the contrasts in Western MBT design priorities are examined in hundreds of photos and color profiles.

The box does not contain the brushes, paints and glue needed to assemble and paint the model kit.

The AIR label identifies specific colors for painting Aircraft of all ages. Very special tones used by different armies in different periods (FS, RAL, etc.). Latest generation colors, with a new technologically superior formula to paint with a brush and airbrush, avoiding the traditional clogs when diluted. Non-toxic, very high pigmentation, coverage and resistance for models kits, miniatures and modeling in general. The new cap allows you to quickly identify the color.