checks out some 10/15mm railroad tracks for wargaming.
Contains three resin-and-metal Pereh anti-tank vehicles, and one unit card.
Initially identified as a Magach 5 (M48 Patton) variant by the observers from outside the IDF, the Pereh had many military experts baffled. The Pereh was in fact an anti-tank-guided-missile carrier based on the Magach 5 tank. Fitted with a dummy gun tube to keep its silhouette similar to a tank, it featured an enlarged turret containing twelve Tamuz NLOS (non-line-of-sight) missiles in a pop-up missile launcher at the rear disguised as a turret bustle.
Its Tamuz missile system was capable of being used in both fire and forget or man-in-the-loop modes, where the gunner guided the missile home via a video link through a camera in the missile.
