Hobby Master 1/72 U.S. 1/4 ton Military Vehicle Leyte, WWII, 1945 "Gen. Douglas MacArthur" Diecast Model Aircraft

Wanting to replace their outdated light vehicles the U.S. Military received three tenders. Bantam Car Company was the initial winner but couldn’t meet demand so the job went to Willys-Overland Motors.

Willys was to take the best design features of the three submitted tenders and build a standardised vehicle. Eventually in order to meet an even greater demand the Ford Motors Company was asked to build a similar vehicle. During World War II there was a total of 647,870 Jeeps produced by the three companies; Willys Overland produced 362,841 of them.

This diecast model has all the detail you have come to expect from Hobby Master from the markings to the armaments all in a stunning scale diecast model.

1/72 U.S. 1/4 ton Military Vehicle Leyte WWII 1945 "Gen.

Douglas MacArthur" by Hobby Master delivers historical authenticity for military history enthusiasts.

Featuring: Diecast metal construction: Offers a realistic weight and feel for your collection.

Detailed livery: Accurately represents the vehicle used by Gen.

Douglas MacArthur in 1945.

Precision detailing: Captures the intricate features of the original military vehicle.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate): Length: 5.5 cm Width: 2.5 cm Height: 2.5 cm Technical Specifications: Scale: 1:72 Manufacturer: Hobby Master Material: Diecast metal with plastic components Paint and glue: Not required Assembly: None required Perfect for military history buffs, collectors, and display enthusiasts, backed by Hobby Master's commitment to quality.

Historical Significance: This model represents the iconic U.S. 1/4 ton military vehicle used during the Leyte campaign in WWII.

It was famously associated with Gen.

Douglas MacArthur, symbolizing the strategic operations in the Pacific theater.

The livery reflects the authentic markings and details of the period, making it a must-have for history aficionados.

How to use it: Display it on your desk, shelf, or in a diorama.

The model comes ready to showcase with no tools or paints needed.

This is a diecast model.

It is fragile and not recommended for children.