Hasegawa Plastic Model Kit

Hasegawa Maschinen Krieger Lum-168 Camel (1/20) HA64122

The Hasegawa Maschinen Krieger Lum-168 Camel is a highly detailed 1/20 scale plastic model kit depicting the late-production tactical reconnaissance vehicle from the acclaimed Maschinen Krieger universe. This version represents the upgraded Camel that participated in Operation Dynamo, featuring enhanced armour around the cockpit and torso connection to improve crew protection during combat operations.

The kit contains 222 finely moulded parts and builds into an impressive display model measuring approximately 222mm long and 163mm wide. Body components are moulded in silver, providing an excellent starting point for painting and weathering. A double-sided full-colour painting guide is included to help recreate the distinctive camouflage and finish of this iconic science fiction fighting machine.

An authentic decal sheet is supplied for Mercenary Army 320th Armoured Combat Team K Company, Aircraft “B”, allowing you to finish the model in a striking operational scheme. With its distinctive armoured design and detailed engineering, the Lum-168 Camel is an excellent addition to any Maschinen Krieger collection.

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• 1/20 scale plastic model kit
• Manufacturer SKU: HA64122
• Late-production Lum-168 Camel variant
• Based on the Maschinen Krieger science fiction universe
• Represents the vehicle from Operation Dynamo
• 222 precision-moulded parts
• Finished model approximately 222mm long
• Silver-coloured body parts
• Full-colour painting guide and decals included
• Glue and paints are sold separately

History

Created by Japanese artist and designer Kow Yokoyama, Maschinen Krieger blends realistic military hardware with imaginative science fiction technology. The Lum-168 Camel serves as a tactical reconnaissance vehicle used by mercenary forces operating in the war-torn future setting. The late-production version introduced additional armour around the cockpit and body to improve battlefield survivability while retaining the mobility needed for reconnaissance missions. Its appearance during Operation Dynamo has made this variant one of the most recognisable designs in the Maschinen Krieger series, and it remains a favourite among science fiction modellers worldwide.

Glue and paints are sold separately.