M752 Tactical Ballistic Missile Launcher And Mgm-52 Lance Missile Launcher (Combo Set)
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The M752 Tactical Ballistic Missile Launcher and MGM-52 Lance Missile Launcher kit depicts two components of the Lance missile system: the tracked M752 launcher and the towed MGM-52 Lance launcher. The set features highly detailed components for both launchers, including the missile elevation and mounting mechanisms, equipment, and chassis.

This model is designed for self-assembly. Individual parts must be cut from the sprues, fitted, and joined using model glue. The kit also requires painting; paints, glue, and other finishing materials are not included. Thanks to a large number of finely crafted, detailed parts, the model allows for an accurate recreation of the equipment used by missile units.

The M752 was a mobile launcher designed to transport and fire MGM-52 Lance missiles. Developed in the United States as a successor to earlier tactical missile systems, the Lance system entered service in 1972. The missile could carry either a conventional or a nuclear warhead, and its mobility allowed for the rapid relocation of missile units and changes in firing positions.

The MGM-52 Lance was a short-range missile designed to strike targets deep within the operational zone. The system was primarily used during the Cold War, and Lance launchers were also fielded by United States allies.

The kit offers an interesting replica of one of the distinctive mobile missile systems of the Cold War era and can serve as part of a collection dedicated to post-war military technology.