M41 Walker Bulldog

The American M41 Walker Bulldog light tank was developed during the Cold War as an agile and heavily armed replacement for older World War II machines. In our selection, you will find detailed collectible replicas of this elegant scout. We bring you fully assembled models made of die-cast metal with fine plastic accessories. You can choose from precise pieces in the popular 1:72 collector scale from proven manufacturers HobbyMaster and Altaya.

 

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Altaya - M41A3 Walker Bulldog, US Army, 4th Cav.Rgt., 25th inf., Thajsko, 1962, 1/72
The average product rating is 5,0 out of 5 stars.
In stock (>3 pcs)
18,60 €
AK-18
HG5313 4 HG5313
HobbyMaster - M41A3 Walker Bulldog, US Army, winter camouflage, 1/72
HobbyMaster - M41A3 Walker Bulldog, US Army, winter camouflage, 1/72
The average product rating is 5,0 out of 5 stars.
Available in 2 to 3 days.
40,21 €
HG5309
HobbyMaster - M41A3 Walker Bulldog, Austrian Army, 1/72 HG5310
HobbyMaster - M41A3 Walker Bulldog, Japanese Army, 1/72 HG5311

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An Agile Hunter of the Cold War Era

The M41 tank was designed with an emphasis on high mobility and sufficient firepower for reconnaissance missions and infantry support. Its main weapon was an excellent 76mm gun, which could reliably threaten most contemporary medium tanks. Although the US Army replaced these machines relatively quickly with newer types, the Walker Bulldog achieved massive export success. During the Vietnam War, it formed the backbone of the South Vietnamese armored forces and gradually entered the arsenals of more than two dozen countries worldwide.

A Wide Range of Foreign Operators

In this category, we offer a diverse palette of models mapping the global deployment of this successful machine. Represented are an affordable variant by the Altaya brand and premium models produced by HobbyMaster. You can enrich your collection not only with classic US Army machines in olive or winter liveries but also with unique export versions. Available are detailed miniatures in the camouflages of the Austrian, Japanese, or Taiwanese armies, faithfully replicating historical tactical markings.