Marcel, I have seen images of the Pearson Surface Mine Plow (SMP) being used in Iraq on the M1132 without the chain set up.....there are images of the SMP mounted on the M1132 without the chains in Concord's Stryker book.....but the black rods....."Magnetic Signature Duplicator" (MSD) appear to be on all of the plows in the book.

can the mine marker boxes be rotated as seen in the picture or are they only in the deployed position? whens the roller kit coming out?

There is nothing in the photos provided by Blast showing they can be angled to the stowed position. It shouldn't be too hard to do if one wanted them that way.

Here are some OIF pics : HTH Frenchy

No.....Not yet Frenchy

Hi, Very nice conversion set but I think that this parts (photos) from resin is no ideal. I think that realistic is PE parts. Miloslav

I don't think it is likely there will be OIF photos w/ the trailer. Maybe training photos like the first one in this thread. I don't see the need to use the MICLIC since there should not be any minefields to breach in combat conditions. Not to say it never was pulled around in Iraq by a Stryker, I just think it is unlikely given the situation. Bob

I have seen the same mine plough on a real Bradley M2A2 on operations in germany, so could somebody comfirm that this mine plough would fit a 1/35 Bradley M2A2.

The mounts for the hull of the Stryker and the Bradley are probably a bit different....there is a different style rectangular cable guard on the front hull of the Bradley.