Takom 2089 US Medium Tank M3 Lee (Mid) 1/35 – Plastic model kit of a medium tank for assembly

Takom 2089 US Medium Tank M3 Lee (Mid) in 1/35 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit that recreates one of the most iconic American medium tanks of World War II. The model is aimed at intermediate and advanced modelers who will appreciate the excellent detail fidelity, precise fit of parts, and the ability to represent authentic features of the “Mid” production version.

History of the original and use

The M3 Lee was a key American medium tank produced from 1941. The name "Lee" comes from General Robert E. Lee, while the British version was known as the Grant. The vehicle was used by the US Army, Great Britain, Canada, the Soviet Union, and other Allied nations. The M3 Lee served mainly in the North African fronts, including the famous Battle of El Alamein, as well as in East Asia and in Soviet operations. The tank was produced between 1941 and 1943 and was a core part of Allied equipment during the early phase of WWII.

Features of the Takom 2089 model

• Scale: 1/35 – perfect for historical dioramas and military collections
• Original user countries: United States (USA) and Allied nations
• Historical period: World War II, 1940s
• Material: high-quality plastic providing durability and precise details
• The kit includes decals with authentic markings and a clear assembly manual
• Movable parts: optional hatches, turret, and a stepped turret characteristic for the M3 Lee
• Battle equipment, armament details, and a realistically modeled tank silhouette

Category and difficulty level

The Takom 2089 model falls within the category of plastic model kits for assembly. Due to the number of parts and required assembly skills, the difficulty level is 4/5 – we recommend it to modelers with some experience in assembling military models.

Recommendations

We recommend Takom products for their high precision, excellent part fit, and authentic historical details. The M3 Lee (Mid) model is a great choice for WWII history enthusiasts, collectors, and modelers who enjoy challenging projects with high educational and display value.