Dragon 3583 M727 MiM-23 Tracked Guided Missile Carrier 1/35 – Plastic Model Kit

The Dragon 3583 M727 MiM-23 Tracked Guided Missile Carrier model in 1/35 scale is a high-quality modelling kit that allows you to build a finely detailed replica of the American self-propelled M727 missile launcher. This vehicle was part of the renowned MIM-23 Hawk missile complex, which formed the backbone of ground-based air defense for the United States Army and many NATO countries during the Cold War era.

The original M727 was based on the M548 transporter chassis and was intended for transportation and launching of MIM-23 Hawk anti-aircraft missiles. These vehicles entered service in the 1960s and were widely used during the Cold War until the early 21st century by the USA as well as countries like Germany, Japan, Israel, South Korea, and Iran. During its service, the M727 protected bases and key military infrastructure from attacks by bombers and ground attack aircraft of potential adversaries.

Features of the Dragon 3583 1/35 Model

• Scale: 1/35 — ideal for demanding modelers and military vehicle collectors.
• Material: Plastic (high-quality material); kit does not include glue or paints. Precision parts with excellent fit.
• Contents: Detailed sprues, decals, components for building the transport platform and launcher, complete MIM-23 missile, accurately reproduced running gear components, and crew cabin details.
• Extras: Marking and painting suggestions for vehicles used by the US Army and other operators.
• Era: Cold War (1960s/70s/80s and later).
• Countries of use: USA, NATO countries, American allies.

Why choose this model?

The Dragon 3583 M727 MiM-23 Tracked Guided Missile Carrier is a kit designed for advanced military modelers who value faithful reproduction of details and construction elements. This model allows you to recreate one of the most important air defense platforms of the last century, and its level of detail and high-quality workmanship ensure satisfaction during assembly and an outstanding final result. Ideal for NATO equipment collectors, Cold War enthusiasts, and fans of American military technology.

Assembly difficulty: 4/5 – recommended for modelers with experience in building advanced combat vehicle models.