Kagero 7120 Armoured Personnel Carrier M3/M5/M9 Half-Track EN/PL is a unique modeling publication from the renowned Kagero publishing house. It is aimed at military enthusiasts and modelers interested in armored vehicles from the Second World War period. This illustrated booklet presents detailed technical documentation of American half-track armored personnel carriers: the M3, M5, and M9, which played a key role on the European and African fronts from 1939-1945.

The Armoured Personnel Carrier M3/M5/M9 Half-Track family consists of vehicles used by the U.S. Army and its allies, such as Great Britain, the USSR, and Poland. These vehicles entered mass production during World War II and served as infantry carriers, command vehicles, field ambulances, and self-propelled guns. Their modular construction and high mobility proved especially effective during the campaigns in Normandy, North Africa, and Italy. After the war, many units were used by the armies of Eastern European countries and Israel.

• Bilingual edition: Polish and English, perfect for a wide audience.
• A4 format provides convenience for working on modeling details.
• 20 pages enriched with color vehicle profiles and clear technical drawings.
• High-quality matte coated paper—excellent for presenting colors and fine details.
• Booklet binding makes it easy to use while working on a model.
• Detailed technical drawings provide an excellent reference source for building models in 1/35, 1/72, and other popular modeling scales.
• ISBN number: 978-83-66673-63-2.

This product belongs to the modeling/reference literature category and is invaluable for detailing, painting, and accurately converting plastic and resin half-track transporter models. Thanks to the detailed illustrations and descriptions, the modeler can be sure that their M3, M5, or M9 model will reproduce the historical original down to the finest details.

We recommend Kagero 7120 to both beginner and advanced modelers. Level of difficulty—1/5. An ideal source material for building realistic dioramas, modeling competitions, and World War II vehicle collections.