AFV Club 1/35 ROC Army CM11 Brave Tiger Main Battle Tank Kit

The CM-11 Brave Tiger (another term: M-48H) is a Taiwanese main battle tank.  The first prototypes of this vehicle were created in the 1980s, and the tank entered service in 1990. In the basic version, the combat weight of the tank reaches 50 tons. The drive is provided by a single diesel engine Continental AVDS-1790-C2 with a power of 750 hp. The primary armament is the 105mm M68A1 gun, and the secondary armament consists of two machine guns: the 12.7mm M2 and the 7.62mm M240. The CM-11 Brave Tiger vehicle was developed with the participation of the armed forces of the Republic of China and the American concern General Dynamics. In essence, it is a hybrid of the M60A3 tank hull, the M48A3 turret, and the fire control system (SKO for short) of the M1 Abrams tank. It is assumed that a total of about 450 vehicles of this type were built. While the CM-11 Brave Tiger was a relatively successful vehicle at the time of its introduction into service, although it was inferior to the third gene