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Milicast BA56 1/76 Resin WWII US M10 Tank Destroyer 3" GMC (Mid Production)

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Original price was: $22.87.Current price is: $13.72.

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Period : WWII
Recommended Age Range : 14+
Country/Region of Manufacture : United Kingdom
MPN : BA56
Type : Model Kit
gtin13 : Does not apply
UPC : Does not apply
Theme : Militaria
Brand : Milicast
Scale : 1/76

The above pictures are the property of Milicast and are used here with their permission. This is a resin kit and needs to be assembled and painted. Keep out of reach of children (small breakable parts). M10 3″GMC Tank Destroyer (Mid Production) The 3″ M10 Gun Motor Carriage was based on the diesel powered M4A2 and first saw action in Tunisia in early 1943. Originally without counter weights, it was found necessary to fit the “Quick Fix” block counter weights in the field. A total of 4993 M10’s were built with many being supplied under Lend Lease to Britain and France. (54 were also supplied to Russia) A further 1713 M10A1’s, based on the M4A3, were also built with many being converted into the M35 Prime Mover and 90mm M36 GMC. This model represents the mid production M10 GMC with the standard turre”V” turret counterweight. This type first saw action in Tunisia remaining in action throughout the ETO and the Pacific Campaign. Full Deep Wading Trunking is available in Accessory set WAD02 These model kits are from Milicast in the United Kingdom and are first quality. International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Please note: I have no love of import/export taxes or customs duties. That said, I pay mine and if your country has them it is your responsibility to pay yours. Many sellers raise their shipping or merchandise prices to offset the added expense caused by customs returns when customers fail to pay or pick up their items from customs. I refuse to penalize good customers for this-I simply block bad ones from purchasing my goods in the future. I combine shipping whenever possible to the same address/eBay account unless otherwise requested. Slower method, but you see shipping cost prior to paying : Order all of your items, DO NOT PAY, get combined invoice from me, pay, then I ship. Fastest method-order all of your items, pay, I adjust your invoice for any overpayment and ship immediately. As a general rule (90+% of the time) , more items = significantly lower shipping costs per item.

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