Italeri 6513S 1/35 Scale, M923 ( Hillbilly ) Gun Truck, Plastic Model Kit (I6513)

About its Itali

It was founded in 1962 by Giuliano MalServisi and Gian Pietro Parmeggiani. They loved planes and military vehicles since childhood. However, they were not satisfied with the scale models found at that time. They started to produce a model first as a hobby and then into business.
The company's first name was "Italstamp", and the first -scale model kit was released under the brand "Aliplast", a 1/72 model of the Italian fighter plane Fiat G.55. The company's name changed to "Italaeei" and changed to "Italian" Italian language, not only in Italian language, but to the "Itali", which was easier to pronounce. . The logo consists of a plane on two red and green lines. The company, which is close to Bologna, has started to produce product groups characterized by a certain "uniqueness" in matters. In particular, the Italian issues had a wide range of Italian issues. He also acquired the Itali, then the Supermodel and Protar brands.

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This medium -sized cargo truck in the 5 tons category is the representative of the US forces of today's logistics vehicle generation. He was put into service at the beginning of the eighties. M-923 has an extremely robust structure and excellent terrain features required to provide the material flow to the battle units on the front. Many versions have been produced based on this chassis: destruction trucks, tanker trucks, mobile maintenance and communication trucks. The A-1 version is characteristic because of large terrain tires that give him the name of "big foot". During the operational use and the latest military campaigns, especially in Iraq and Afghanistan, "big foot" was often replaced by the addition of "homemade" guards to reduce damage caused by the firing of light weapons. However, the personalization of the vehicles made by the teams in the field ”was possible thanks to the excellent platform offered by M-923 trucks.