Modelcollect PP72002 Russian 9K723 Iskander-M Tactical ballistic missile MZKT 1/72

The Modelcollect PP72002 plastic model kit represents the Russian mobile missile system 9K723 Iskander-M, mounted on an MZKT truck chassis, at 1/72 scale. This detailed set is intended for modelers seeking a realistically recreated and modern military vehicle from the contemporary era. The kit does not include glue or paints, allowing for individual selection of accessories and personalization during assembly and painting.

The Russian 9K723 Iskander-M, also known as the NATO SS-26 Stone, is a modern tactical missile system that has been in service with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation since 2006. It is designed for precision strikes with ballistic missiles at ranges up to 500 km. Iskander-M launchers have primarily been used for show of force and in military exercises, as well as during armed conflicts in the 21st century, including intervention in Syria and Ukraine.

• Model scale: 1/72 – ideal for collections of modern armed forces vehicles
• Country of origin: Russia
• Period of use: modern times (since 2006)
• Material: high-quality plastic, enabling precise detailing
• Includes: detailed decals and a clearly reproduced cabin and missile complex on the MZKT chassis
• Category: plastic model kit
• The model features excellent dimensional accuracy, precisely rendered surface detailing, and numerous, distinct elements of the frame and armament

The Modelcollect PP72002 Russian 9K723 Iskander-M kit is recommended for both advanced modelers and intermediate military enthusiasts wishing to expand their collection of armored vehicles and missile system models. The kit is of moderate complexity (difficulty level 3/5) – assembling the parts requires accuracy and focus, but it should not be problematic for those with prior experience building military models.

The Modelcollect set is a unique proposition for collectors and enthusiasts of the latest weapons systems, offering high-quality craftsmanship, historical accuracy, and the satisfaction of building one of the most recognizable mobile rocket launchers of the 21st century.