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M113A1 detailed bolt/strap in fuel tank (1). The
fuel tank in the Academy M113A1/A2 kits is significantly longer that it should be. Tamiya has included an integral fuel tank in all of its M113 variants.
The integral fuel tank was replaced by a strapped in version to get over fuel tank leakage
problems. So, if you are building all but the earliest M113s you need an accurate
fuel tank. 1 per packet.
The fuel tank now has two fuel lines added

The dimensions for this fuel tank is based on Australian
M113A1 fuel tanks. |
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MA302 Plastic water jerrycans (10)
Australian pattern These
plastic water jerrycans have been in use by the Australian Army since at
least 1968. Ideal for mounting in angle iron and strip metal frames on
board Australian M113A1s, in turret baskets and as an accessories in
dioramas. Now significantly improved. |
| MA303 Plastic jerrycan in
vehicle holders (10) Australian pattern These
plastic jerrycans in their vehicle holders can be attached to a variety of Australian Army
armoured vehicles , particularly M113A1s. An example is the AFV Club medium
reconnaissance vehicle, which late in its life generally had one jerrycan mounted on each
side of the rear turret stowage bin. The 10 jerrycans comes with an instruction sheet that
shows how these jerrycans are fitted to various Australian LRVs and APCs. |
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MA313 1/35 scale detailed integral
fuel tank for M113/ M113A1 early vehicles.
This is to replace the
fuel tank in Tamiya kits that all represent early variants of the
M113/M113A1, For the later bolt in fuel tank se MA301 above. The
tank now has two fuel lines added. 1 piece per packet |

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MA317 Complete Equipment
Schedule for Aust AFVs |
Each AFV
carries some basic equipment which includes:
1. 2 empty
50 cal ammo liners for stores
2. jaffle
iron plus wire for handles
3. tool /
track
bag
4. 2 burner
gas stove
5. cut down
plastic jerry can
6. toilet
paper roll (aka poo tickets)
7. 4kg gas
bottle and gas knob
8. Gas bottle tap, Cup canteen, insulated cup and
"Chernobyl" cup
9. wash
basin
10. 3 pc cook
set
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MA320 M5 half track conversion

Now
improved |
Convert the Tamiya M3A2 into an M5 half track.
NEW
The kit comes with:
- new rear hull and rear wall
- left and right front flat section
mudguards
- 2 short plus 2 long angle supports for
front mudguards
- 2 rear bumperettes
- new dashboard
- replacement battery box
- mudguard positioning template
- 2 x M5 style doors and visors
- M5 style drivers visor
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MA323 1/35 Scale Australian pattern 2 pdr
barrel.
This represents an
Australian manufactured 2 pounder barrel that is a stepped barrel rather
than the more common smooth tapered barrel. This is suitable for using
with the Vulcan 2pdr AT gun and Matilda tanks (check your references).
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MA324 1/35 wooden pallets.
These are 1/35 scale laser cut basswood pallets that represent pallets as
used commercially in Australia. There are enough components to make
three complete pallets in each set
Left is the top view and right is the
bottom view. This size of pallet has been in use since the early 1960s
so it is suitable for the Vietnam period up to today. |
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MA325
1/35 road tread tyres & hubs
for Australian M2A2 105mm Howitzers (2)
Based on images in Mike Cecil's MUD and DUST
book - Australian 105mm howitzers used in Vietnam were fitted with either
the standard bar tread tyres or road tyres. In at least case one of
each on the same gun. No.6 (F) gun was over run by the Viet Cong at
FSB Coral on 13 May 1968 had these tyres
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MA326 1/35 Australian ice box coolers (ESKY)
large and small
This item contains two common Australian eskys -
30 litre and 90 litre capacity. The lids are separate and have 4 drink
holders in each lid. The coolers can be painted in
Tamiya acrylic Gloss Blue X4 |