M5A1 Stuart / M5A1 Recce (1:56th scale / 28mm) 28mm Scatter Terrain Three models per blister

Three models per blister

A squad of 8 infantry that double-up as tank riders

and a combination of both 20mm cannon and heat seeking missile armament

136 full color pages

10" x 10" (254mm x 254mm) footprint

M5A1 Stuart / M5A1 Recce (1:56th scale / 28mm) 28mm Scatter Terrain Three models per blisterThe M5A1 light tank was essentially an M5 with the larger turret first introduced on the M3A3. Production began in early 1943, and a total of 6,810 M5A1s were produced. By June 1944, the US Army had almost most entirely switched to the M5A1. It was also used by the US Marines. In Northwest Europe, the M5A1 was primarily used for scouting and security duties, although it still had a role as a gun tank in the Pacific. It was also used by Britain,