LittleArmory [LA101] Flamethrower M2 Type

Features:
Plastic Model, Runner Kit (Unpainted)
Size: Emitter: L6.5cm, Gas, Fuel Tank: H6cm

The M2 flamethrower is a firearm developed and used by the U.S. military during World War II. It uses a cartridge-type igniter to ignite a gel-like fuel that is a mixture of gasoline and tar, and then shoots it using compressed gas. The flame reaches a distance of about 30 to 40 meters, can be shot a total of ten times, and the weapon has a total weight of about 30kg. After the war, this device was taken over by Japan's Self-Defense Forces, and was adopted under the name "portable radiator," not as a weapon but as equipment for incinerating obstacles and pollutants.

The "Little Armory" version of the M2 flamethrower features separate parts for the tank, back seat, connecting pipe and radiator; 3mm-diameter attachment parts are also included, so it can be easily attached to the back of a 1/12-scale action figure. A fire extinguisher and bucket are included as accessories. Details such as the soft tube and the back seat of the hose connecting the radiation gun and tank are also reproduced; a strap is also included.

Box art is newly drawn by Suzuki Yuichi