Hasegawa MT04 Lee (1/72) – Plastic Model Kit

Hasegawa MT04 Lee (1/72) is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the American medium tank M3 Lee in 1:72 scale. This model is designed by the renowned Japanese company Hasegawa, known for its precision in detail reproduction and excellent molding quality, making this set an outstanding choice for military modeling enthusiasts.

• Model scale: 1/72
• Model kit – parts made from high-quality plastic
• Does not include glue or paints (must be purchased separately)
• Manufacturer: Hasegawa (Japan)
• Category: plastic model kit
• The set does not contain resin or photo-etched parts, allowing you to focus on working with the main material, which is plastic

M3 Lee is an American medium tank from World War II, used mainly between 1941 and 1945. The name "Lee" comes from Confederate General Robert E. Lee. This tank was designed as a quick response by the USA to modern German armor at the beginning of the conflict, hence its unusual armament layout – a 75 mm gun mounted in the hull and a turret with a 37 mm gun. These vehicles were widely used by the American Army, as well as by the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union under the Lend-Lease program. The M3 Lee proved itself in combat both in North Africa (including the El Alamein campaign) and in the Far East.

The Hasegawa kit offers precise details characteristic of the Lee version – storage boxes, turret, and suspension system. Thanks to its 1:72 scale, it is perfect for building dioramas or World War II vehicle collections. Parts fit easily together and the clear instructions make assembly simple, even for beginner modelers.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – we recommend this kit both for beginners and intermediate modelers who want to develop their workshop skills on a classic World War II vehicle. Once assembled, the model makes a unique addition to any collection.

Why choose it? By choosing the Hasegawa MT04 Lee (1/72), you opt for high molding quality, historical accuracy, and a kit that will not overwhelm you with complexity. An excellent choice for both military history enthusiasts and those just starting their adventure with plastic modeling.