T-Model TM7202 Modern US M1114 Up-Armored HMMWV w/GPK Turret 1/72

The T-Model TM7202 plastic model kit presents a modern American armored vehicle, the M1114 HMMWV (High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle), in the up-armored version with a GPK (Gun Protection Kit) turret at 1/72 scale. The set is dedicated to demanding military modelers who value both historical accuracy and modern technological solutions. The model is made of high-quality plastic, offering precise reproduction of the vehicle’s finest details. The kit does not include glue or paints.

Historical Background and Use

The M1114 model is an evolution of the HMMWV concept—a versatile off-road vehicle used by the United States Army since the 1980s. The Up-Armored M1114 version was introduced in the early 21st century and widely used in combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, where there was a significant threat from IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) and small arms attacks. The GPK turret provided additional protection for the gunner. The period of active use for this model was modern times, primarily from 2000–2015.

• Scale: 1/72
• Operator country: United States and its allies
• Service period: Modern era (Iraq War, Afghanistan War)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: Plastic
• Set includes: Highly detailed GPK turret parts, photo-etched details

Advantages and Recommendations

The T-Model TM7202 Modern US M1114 is recommended for both advanced military modelers and intermediate enthusiasts of military vehicles who appreciate workmanship precision and detailed reproduction. The kit contains fine parts and interesting photo-etched details that will enhance any collection of modern military vehicles in 1/72 scale. Especially recommended for those interested in 21st-century armed conflicts, the model guarantees satisfaction in assembly and painting.

• Build difficulty level: 3/5

The set includes detailed instructions and, thanks to high-quality production, the model will impress any modern military enthusiast. It works great both as a standalone exhibit and as an element of a larger diorama.