BMP Infantry Fighting Tank

Bring a distinctive piece of Soviet-era armoured design to your collection with the Sluban M38-B1136 BMP Infantry Fighting Tank. With 738 compatible construction bricks and a recommended age of 12+, this substantial military vehicle set offers an engaging build for experienced builders, display enthusiasts, and collectors who appreciate functional-looking tracked armour and purposeful engineering.

The completed BMP presents the compact, low-profile character of an amphibious infantry fighting vehicle, with a tracked chassis, enclosed fighting compartment, turret-inspired upper structure, and rugged military proportions. The set includes three build options, allowing you to explore different configurations while adding variety to the finished model. Three military mini figures with weapons are included to give the vehicle a convincing crew-and-infantry presence for display or imaginative scenarios.

Designed as both a rewarding construction project and a strong addition to a military brick collection, this Sluban set combines a satisfying piece count with plenty of visual detail. Build it as a standalone armoured vehicle, arrange it with other Sluban military models, or use the alternate designs to refresh your display. The BMP Infantry Fighting Tank is a versatile choice for collectors aged 12 and over who enjoy building bricks, military vehicles, and historically inspired armoured forms.

The BMP is a Soviet-designed family of tracked infantry fighting vehicles developed during the Cold War. Its role was to carry infantry alongside armoured formations while offering protection and direct fire support, rather than acting solely as a transport. The low silhouette and tracked layout reflect the practical demands of moving with tanks across difficult terrain.

A defining feature of the BMP concept was amphibious mobility. The vehicle was designed to cross rivers and other waterways with limited preparation, helping mechanised units maintain momentum during manoeuvres. Its combination of troop-carrying capacity, armour, and battlefield mobility made the BMP an influential example of the modern infantry fighting vehicle and a recognisable subject for military vehicle enthusiasts.