Step 10 thru step 18 deals with the tracks and upper hull. Step 1 thru step 9 deals with the road wheels and lower hull. There is two painting options that you will need to decide on as this will affect you build.
For example: The hatches can be modeled open or closed, type of road wheels (All steel, rubber treads, or a combo of both can be chosen), rear door open or closed, Headlights open or closed, type of drivers hatch, periscopes open/closed, range finder sights open/closed, antenna placement. Buildīefore you start the build go through the instructions as there are a lot of options to choose from that need to be decided on before you start your build. All the parts are nicely molded with very little clean up to do at all. The instruction book is well laid out, with a color section at the back to show two types of tanks you can model. Also included are string, copper wire, decal sheet, and a piece of metal for the ID panels. There are eleven spruces, one clear spruce, Polly caps, upper turret, bottom turret, lower hull, upper hull, idle wheels, and a bag of individual track links already cleaned up. The kit is nicely boxed with all spruces individually sealed in plastic. As the most widely equipped MBT by IDF, the Merkava Mk.3D took action in the second Lebanon war in 2006, "cast Lead" operation in the Gaza strip in the winter of 2009 and many other security activities along Israeli border.
The detachable add-on armor plates at the turret roof and its sides greatly increased the protection ability. The Merkava Mk.3D main battle tank (MBT) in service in Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is the revised version of the Merkava Mk.3, equipping with a 120mm smoothbore gun, the BAZ gunner's sight and the panoramic commander's sight.
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