1/72 AAV7A1 MICLIC

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1/72 AAV7A1 MICLIC
Code: DRA7318 Series: 1/72 Armor

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

1,500

About $15.57 USD; €12.36 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

51.81	Argentina Pesos
24.12	Australian Dollar
37.05	Brazil Reais
19.43	Canadian Dollar
120.64	Hong Kong Dollar
186,048.82	Indonesian Rupiah
56.24	Malaysian Ringgit
205.58	Mexican Pesos
28.43	N.Z. Dollars
109.03	Norwegian Kroner
775.61	Phillipine Pesos
23.78	Singapore Dollars
22,539.14	South Korea Won
126.35	Sweden Krona
18.85	Swiss Francs
519.71	Taiwan Dollars
545.51	Thailand Baht
10.37	United Kingdom Pound
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Stock Status:

Out of StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

August 2007

Size/Weight:

26.0 x 16.3 x 5.0 cm/210g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,500 yen, SAL: 680 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
15.57	7.06	US Dollars
12.36	5.60	Euro
51.81	23.49	Argentina Pesos
24.12	10.94	Australian Dollar
37.05	16.80	Brazil Reais
19.43	8.81	Canadian Dollar
120.64	54.69	Hong Kong Dollar
186,048.82	84,342.13	Indonesian Rupiah
56.24	25.50	Malaysian Ringgit
205.58	93.20	Mexican Pesos
28.43	12.89	N.Z. Dollars
109.03	49.43	Norwegian Kroner
775.61	351.61	Phillipine Pesos
23.78	10.78	Singapore Dollars
22,539.14	10,217.74	South Korea Won
126.35	57.28	Sweden Krona
18.85	8.55	Swiss Francs
519.71	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
545.51	247.30	Thailand Baht
10.37	4.70	United Kingdom Pound
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Assembly Guide:

Product Overview:

This item is an injection-plastic military vehicle model kit. It requires both cement and painting to complete or use. 130 parts.

Dragon continues to raise the level of 1/72 armor modeling with this fine release. The molding is incredibly fine, even when compared to larger 1/35-scale kits. This model is the USMC AAV7A1 MICLIC (Assault Amphibious Vehicle, Mine Clearing Line Charge). Finely molded in gray plastic, with all-new parts for the line-clearing charge apparatus (can be assembled deployed or stowed). Tracks are belt-type, rendered in Dragon Styrene. PE included. Markings are provided for one Marines vehicle, circa 2006.