Meng Plastic Model Kit
Meng Model Israeli Main Battle Tank Merkava Mk.4M (1/72) 72-006
- Detailed 1/72 scale model of the Israeli Merkava Mk.4M MBT
- Includes Trophy active protection system and modular armour
- Accurately reproduced turret shape and hull configuration
- Intricate road wheels, tracks, and defensive systems
- Compact size ideal for modern military dioramas
The Meng Model Merkava Mk.4M kit brings one of the world’s most advanced main battle tanks to life in 1/72 scale. Known for its unique rear troop compartment, front-mounted engine, and superb survivability features, the Merkava has earned a formidable reputation in combat. This model faithfully recreates the Mk.4M variant, equipped with the Trophy active protection system that detects and intercepts incoming threats before impact.
Designed with precision moulding and crisp detail, the kit includes finely rendered features such as non-slip surface textures, ERA blocks, and the tank’s distinctive angular turret. Meng’s engineering ensures smooth assembly with excellent part fit, making it a satisfying project for modellers interested in modern armour.
Whether displayed on its own or within a contemporary Middle Eastern battlefield scene, this Merkava kit offers a compact and compelling representation of cutting-edge armoured warfare technology.
Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.
History:
The Merkava Mk.4M is the latest iteration of Israel’s indigenous main battle tank, first introduced in the early 2000s. Engineered with a strong focus on crew protection and battlefield survivability, the Mk.4M includes advanced modular armour, a powerful 120mm smoothbore gun, and the highly regarded Trophy active protection system—making it one of the first tanks to feature APS in operational use. The Merkava’s rear troop compartment allows it to serve as both a tank and armoured personnel carrier, a feature unique among MBTs. Deployed extensively in recent operations, the Mk.4M reflects Israel’s evolving doctrine of high mobility, digital command systems, and survivability in dense, urban combat environments.
