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Army Tank

  • M38-B0587BКаталожный номер
  • SlubanПроизводитель
  • 158Детали
  • 6+Возраст
  • Пластик ABSМатериал
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О наборе Army Tank

Build a compact armored centerpiece with the Sluban Army Tank (M38-B0587B), a 158-piece military construction set designed for builders aged 6 and over. Its purposeful silhouette, tracked running gear and enclosed armored body capture the unmistakable character of a modern tank in a size that is easy to handle, display and bring into imaginative play.

The model offers an engaging introduction to vehicle building, combining straightforward brick construction with details that encourage young builders to explore how armored vehicles are shaped and used. Assemble it as a standalone display model, add it to a growing Sluban military collection or create original field scenarios and missions with compatible construction bricks from other systems.

With its manageable piece count and accessible 6+ recommendation, the Army Tank makes a rewarding project for children, families and collectors seeking a focused military vehicle build. The finished model is compact enough for a shelf, desk or play area while still delivering the visual presence expected from a tracked armored vehicle. Set M38-B0587B includes approximately 158 building bricks and is supplied as a Sluban construction set.

Историческая справка

Tanks emerged during the First World War as a response to the difficulty of crossing trenches, barbed wire and heavily defended ground. Their basic formula combined armored protection, tracked mobility and a mounted weapon, allowing crews to move across terrain that was challenging for conventional wheeled vehicles.

Over the decades, tank design developed into a balance of protection, mobility and firepower. Modern armored vehicles may differ greatly in size and role, but the tracked silhouette represented by this set remains one of the most recognizable forms in military engineering and popular vehicle culture.