The M3 Stuart was an American light tank whose development began before the United States entered World War II, allowing it to greatly benefit from the experiences of the early war years. As a result, it featured much stronger armor and a longer hull than its predecessor, the M2, and armored vision blocks instead of viewing ports. Due to the increased weight, the suspension also had to be significantly modified. During its service life, the M3 initially had a riveted turret, then a welded one, and finally a rounded partially cast turret. The hull was also initially riveted and was fully welded starting in 1942. Its main armament was a 37mm cannon, with three 7.62mm machine guns installed as secondary weapons. There were three versions of the M3, with over 13,800 units produced in total. The Stuart was manufactured in series until the end of August 1942 and was replaced by the M5 starting in 1943. Model with 511 parts, 2 figures with accessories, printed blocks, and movable and removable elements. Model dimensions (LxWxH): 13.5 x 7.5 x 9 cm