Merkaba Tank Photo Book

Introduction (from the publisher)
Recommended photo book for producing military fans and models

The Mercaba Tank, which was launched in April 1979, is designed with the survival of the crew, and is a unique style for the current tank, such as the engine placed at the front, and is popular among modelers.It has been improved from the start of operation in 1979 to the present, and is still used as a main tank in Israel.
In addition to each type stored in the Tank Museum in Israel, we interviewed vehicles on display in Germany and France.As a Japanese book that reflects the latest research, it is ideal not only for modelers but also for readers who want to know the actual car.
The content is based on the previous “Photo Book” series, and commented on illustrations and detail illustrations caused by actual car photos, photos, etc.
In the actual car detailed photo, not only the photos of the vehicles used by the Israeli army will be posted, but also the differences and interiors depending on the production time will be explained in detail in photos and illustrations.
Contents introduction (from “BOOK” database)
In the early 1980s, the Mercaba series, the strongest in the Middle East, which appeared as the first domestic tank in Israel, specializing in battle in the desert area, which is the main battlefield, and has a unique design concept, such as the engine in front of it.MK who made a shock debut in the 1982 invasion of Lebanon.From 1, the latest tank technology such as trophy defense systems has been introduced.Details of each model up to 4, the renovation points after the committee, etc. are explained in detail with detailed photos and detailed illustrations of actual vehicles!
Table of contents (from “BOOK” database)
Chapter 1 Mercaba’s main tank / chapter 2 (Mercaba MK.1 / Mercaba MK.1 hybrid (second half)) / 3 (Mercaba MK.2 / Mercaba Mk.2c / Mercavaba MK.2D “dollar dollet”) / 4Chapter (Merikaba MK.3 / Mercaba MK.3D “Dollar Darette”) / Chapter 5 (Mercaba Mk.4 / Mercaba Mk.4m) / Chapter 6 Mercaba