Carro Armato M14-41 – the Italian medium tank

M14/41 (Italian: Carro armato M14/41) is an Italian light tank of World War II. Marked and considered a medium tank in the Italian national classification of combat vehicles. The name of the tank M14/41 reflected its classification, mass and year of construction: M stood for "Medium" from the corresponding word "Medio" in Italian, the numerical index deciphered as a 14-ton tank of the 1941 model. The machine was a modernized M12/40 tank. The first machines were produced in the summer of 1941. Unlike the M13/40, these tanks are equipped with a more powerful engine, new air and fuel filters, more adapted to work in the conditions of the African deserts. A total of 752 copies were produced.

Very finely detailed model with a lot of details, but no internal equipment. Tracks from separate tracks, where necessary, double-sided printing is used. It is possible to assemble one of several variants of the tank, used by the “Ariete” - the 132 tank division, that participated in the 1942 combat operations of the company in Libya and Egypt. A model for intermediate and advanced modelers.