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In 1977, to meet the U.S. military need, Oshkosh produced the M911 heavy equipment tractor. It can haul the M747 semi-trailer for road transportation of heavy equipment, with a maximum payload of 68.95t. Before the M1070 tractor was put into service in 1993, the M911 was one of the most important HETs in the U.S. military service.
KIT INFO
The SS-013 M911 C-HET (8X6) & M747 Heavy Equipment Semi-Trailer model kit contains 843 parts. It features complete cab and power system interiors. Some wheels are connected by metal axles. The trailer loading ramps are movable. The tractor’s front wheels can be made in a steering position. Precision PE parts, reflective foil and mask stickers for cab windows are included in the kit.
- Length: 571.2mm
- Width: 99.9mm
Features
- The M911 tractor Inherited the exterior design style of the U.S. military trucks since WWII.
- The M911 tractor has precise details. It has the typical features of the U.S. heavy trucks.
- The M911 tractor’s accurate profile is full of sense of oppression.
- There are accurate and clear interior details in the driver’s cab.
- There are PE and clear detail parts on the vehicle head; front wheel steering mechanism is movable.
- Reflective foil is provided for the rearview mirrors.
- Decals are provided for the markings all over the vehicle.
- Steel cables and wires are reproduced from different materials.
- There are PE details on the sturdy frame.
- The M747 heavy equipment semi-trailer loading ramps are movable.
- The unique structure of the semi-trailer chassis is represented.
- Tiny clear parts and the sturdy semi-trailer are a good match.
- After the connection of the semi-trailer with the tractor, the cables can also be connected like on the real vehicle.
- The connection between the semi-trailer and the tractor is movable.
- The M911 tractor’s front wheel steering mechanism is movable.
- The M747 heavy equipment semi-trailer loading ramps are movable.
Paint Schemes
- U.S. sand color, Operation Desert Storm, Iraq, Jan. 1991
- U.S. tri-color jungle camouflage