Trumpeter 1/35 M1132 Stryker ESV | 01575The Engineer Support Vehicle [ESV], one of eight proposed Stryker variants, has the same power as the Stryker infantry carrier vehicle, making it easier for engineers to negotiate rough terrain. The unit's older vehicle made keeping up with the infantry a challenge. That hindered the mission. They couldn't see through the dust. But now, they can negotiate the same terrain. Aside from power, the ESV shares other similarities with its Stryker brethren.

In 1937 the Royal Air Force's last biplane fighter the Gloster Gladiator did not satisfy the demands of modern air combat - the future belonged to high-speed monoplanes

Realistic storage cabinet in interior

Engine deck ventilation louvers with open/closed option

436 tons at full load

- Photo-etched parts for engine deck grills

- External mine rack for M21

The front arc on the turret can be added with a layer of composite armour

introduced in 1916

- Rear antenna included

The M21 had a number of improvements over the M4

Illustrated instructions

The Sullivans was actively engaged in operations ranging from plane guard for the fast carriers to shore bombardment to anti-Kamikaze picket duty off Okinawa