Leopard 2A6 R34

Leopard 2A6 R34Armored Hunter The 2A6 variant took the Leopard's offensive capabilities and survivability to a new level: it featured an L 55 120mm smoothbore gun with superior muzzle velocity and improved armor piercing. Wedge shaped additional armor was carried over from the 2A5, and the commander was given a panorama sight with thermal imaging viewer, while the gun had an electronic control and stabilization system. The Leopard 2A6 was deployed with units from

oil cooler

Kit includes:

Fine detailed static plastic models

armed forces

and entered commercial service as part of the Air France fleet on 18th April 1988

It was the largest and most powerful flying machine the world had ever seen when it made its first test launch in November 1967

As a versatile bird it had a number of variants

The Curtiss P-40 E is the successor to the Hawk 81 A

★Includes such accessories as anti-ship rockets

one which incorporated many of the same philosophies as Typhoon

speed and manoeuvrability

The SS-1e Scud-D variant developed in the 1980s can deliver a terminally guided warhead capable of greater precision