mine showed up today from Hobbyeasy in Hong Kong. pretty good considering it was shipped on Thursday.

it comes in a HUGE box, slightly larger than the one for the D9. here are the sprue shots.











































there is a bag of individual links for the tracks. they all need a little cleanup, and just snap together.



there is a bag of small metal tubes for the shock absorbers.




there are some vinyl pieces for seatbelts etc. they were just in a bag with one of the sprues. and they had already started to stick to the plastic. hopefully Meng will put them into thier own bag in the future. each one of the clear sprues had its own bag.



the main gun is slide molded and pretty nice.



no slip texture is subtle but it is there

That looks pretty nice so far. I will be interested in getting one of those, but I have way too much to finish up first.

So many different colors of plastic all in one box! It loos like a very nice kit, just another thing to add to my 'list'.

Thanks Dylan for the pics ! Have you started work on it yet ? I think this will go to the top of my wish list !
Tom

Lots of plastic indeed!

The built up model

Their site

Hisham

That does look nice & detailed.....

A new year and already I have to spend money!!! This looks like a winner

Rounds Complete!!

It looks awesome. Mine is still in the mail from Lucky Model. It should be here any day now. I can't wait to get it.

Looks good. Can't wait to get mine and get started on it. Thanks for the pics.

Mike

Man O Man that thing looks nice! I'm grounded though, can't buy any more until I finish my stash, wifey's orders

My wife grounded me too, I am deployed, so I bought some kits, and she told me to finish them before I buy any more.

I am getting one of the meng Bradley M2A3 as soon as I finished this post.

Happy modeling

Man or Mouse? Squeak up!

My significant other indulges me, sometimes goes to shows with me, & then wins models! Still haven't built them yet, though...

Looks a great kit, I can't wait for mine to turn up! Thanks for the shots

Mine arrived at home. I am not there,

man, everyone is getting theirs fast. Mine apparently is hanging out in the airport lounge in Hong Kong.

This is looking to be a really sweet kit. I continued to be amazed at the level and speed at which Meng is turning these kits out. Have we seen one kit from them that is not 90% or above?

Talk about a lot of parts I like the fact that it now has the antislip coating molded on it already and now has an engine. Looks like a cool kit.

Just ordered mine + some extra bits from Hobbyeasy. My stash is being put on hold.

Cant Help my self any more I have received mine and Im Over the moon started on the Hull, goes together like a dream No fit issues that I thought I may have seeing as it has an interior, seriously one of the best Ive built the Amount of Detail Is great Theres No fiddly Gimmicky bits at all This Kit realy is No joke and worth every penny I Paid seriously one of the best I laid my hands The only advice I have is that you may want to get a permanent marker and colour in the letters on each sprue so as to make easy and quick ID As obviously there is a lot of sprues to dig through I just want to Know what they plan on releasing Next Cheers Ben.

This kit certainly looks and sounds like it will be a tough act to follow

I wonder if we will be seeing any pleasant surprises at the upcoming Nurmebrg show?

Hisham

Whatever Meng come out with at Nuremburg Will Be another Hit for our Hobby For the price And quality they are steps ahead of there peers and only in a very short time Cheers Ben.

I got mine on Wednesday, which was a lot quicker then I was expecting.

I'll be the first one to admit that all the ladying I did about the tracks...well was unfounded. They look fine in person.

I was a mechanic on Bradleys and MLRS during my four years active duty and here are a couple observations I've noticed about the kit:

the Turbo on the engine are very simplified, but mounted in the kit, next to impossible to see. There is no "easy" way to show the engine bay off besides looking though the engine access panel on front. To show off the engine correctly would require removing the upper part of the hull (just like the real thing) and molding that separately would had driven up the tooling costs/complexity of the kit along with warpage on it. Track adjusters are oversimplified also.

I'm probably going to put my engine in the Paladin PIM.
Did you get those photos I sent you of the engine on its stand? That may be a good way to show it off- in the maintenance bay.

I received mine yesterday. The kit was missing the ammo feeder that was supposed to be included in the sprue bag with the seat belts and tarp. Those little parts should be packed separately I think also.