Panda Hobby 35014 Husky MKIII VMMD 1/35 – Plastic model kit

Panda Hobby 35014 Husky MKIII VMMD in 1/35 scale is an extremely detailed model of a vehicle designed for detecting and neutralizing mines in combat zones. This kit is dedicated to experienced modelers and collectors who value the faithful representation of military vehicles used by modern armies.

Technical information about the model

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Countries of use: United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, United States, and other NATO countries
• Period of use: Contemporary times – from 2007 to the present
• Application: Used in demining missions in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other conflict areas
• Extras: Injection-molded details, clear parts for windows, decals allowing for the creation of multiple marking versions

Historical description of the Husky MKIII VMMD vehicle

The Husky MKIII VMMD (Vehicle Mounted Mine Detector) is a specialized vehicle designed to detect improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and landmines. Equipped with advanced radar systems, magnetometers, and armored plates protecting the crew, the Husky MKIII has saved soldiers' lives multiple times during patrols along dangerous routes in Afghanistan and Iraq. Its modular construction allows for quick repair and replacement of damaged components after explosions.

Product features

• Highly detailed replica of the cab and mine detection systems
• High-quality plastic allowing precise fitting of parts
• Clear parts for headlights and windows
• Decals with symbols used by NATO forces
• Detailed instructions included in the set

Difficulty level and target group

The Panda Hobby 35014 Husky MKIII VMMD model is especially recommended for advanced military modelers and fans of modern military technology. The precise number of small parts and the requirement to accurately reproduce demining machinery increases the level of construction difficulty.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – Recommended for individuals with experience in plastic modeling, especially in the field of 1/35 military vehicles.