America's first tank destroyer, the M10 was mounted on a Sherman hull and had an open-topped turret carrying a 3-inch (76.2mm) cannon capable of penetrating 8.8cm of armor at 1000m distance. Due to the need for high mobility, the M10 wore relatively thin armor plating. However, auxiliary armor could be added easily using the bolts located on the turret and hull. Facing its baptism of fire against the Germans in Tunisia in 1943, the M10 Tank Destroyer went on to serve in Italy, Western Europe and the Pacific.
About the Model
Plastic assembly model accurately captures angled hull armor and distinctively wedge-shaped turret
Open turret offers view of 76.2mm cannon's loading device and combat compartment, all finished in realistic and impressive detail
Includes both press-type and perforated road wheels and idler wheels
Vehicle-loaded equipment and heavy caliber M2 machine gun included as separate parts
Comes with U.S. style Jerry cans and 3 types of markings
