I really do like the look of this model and it will be a great tank to display next to a Merkava IV.

The IDF sure do field some cool armour, not to mention fascinating reuse of other armies' gear. This Uber-M60 is a good example.

Interesting choice of entry into the M60 market! Looks good from the CAD - are those welds I see on the engine cover? So far only AFV Club noticed these details...

I'm betting that they will come out with an M60A3 shortly because I just finished one from Revell!!!

AFV Club already has a very good M60A3 version (see here https://www.scalemates.com/kits/afv-club-af35249-m60a3-tts--963462 I highly doubt it Meng will release an US M60A3 as lately most of the companies seem to avoid doing the same version that someone already released recently (unless it's a high profile subject like a Tiger or Panther).

AFV Club already has a very good M60A3 version (see here https://www.scalemates.com/kits/afv-club-af35249-m60a3-tts--963462 I highly doubt it Meng will release an US M60A3 as lately most of the companies seem to avoid doing the same version that someone already released recently (unless it's a high profile subject like a Tiger or Panther).[/quote] There was enough variation in M60A3 configuration that another kit would not be the same tank. The Esci/Revell 1/35 M60A3 is a different production variant from the AFV-CLUB. And there's a couple of bits on M60A3 no manufacturer has done yet.

Still waiting for thier T-72 line, so much potential, T-72A T-72 Ural T-72B mod1989......

It is actually Meng's second entry into the M60 market. They introduced the Megach 6B Gal Batash kit last year. It looks to be a very nice kit. Here is a build log of Meng's Megach 6B Gal Batash kit at Missing Links.