About this Product
The NAM M113 Platoon provides your U.S. forces in Team Yankee: 'Nam with versatile armored transport and fire support. This set includes multiple M113 Armored Personnel Carriersāone of the most iconic and widely used vehicles of the Vietnam War.
Built for battlefield adaptability, the M113 served in a variety of roles from troop transport to mobile command and fire support. Whether you're rushing infantry into hot zones or laying down suppressive fire with mounted machine guns, this platoon is essential for mechanized operations.
Key Features
ā¢ Contains multiple M113 APC models in 15mm scale
ā¢ Designed for use in Team Yankee: āNam games
ā¢ Offers transport and battlefield fire support options
ā¢ Includes optional weapon mounts and customization parts
ā¢ Durable plastic kits with high model detail
Why Buy This Kit?
ā¢ Field a reliable and flexible transport vehicle for your U.S. infantry
ā¢ A historically essential unit in Vietnam War armored operations
ā¢ Matches seamlessly with U.S. mechanized and cavalry formations
ā¢ Excellent kit for hobbyists looking to build classic Vietnam APCs
Gameplay Role
The M113s serve as the backbone of your mobile infantry force. Use them to deploy troops rapidly under armor protection, support dismounts with sustained fire, or screen more valuable units. Their combination of durability and mobility makes them a staple on the battlefield.
Paint & Hobby Tips
Use flat olive drab or faded green as your primary paint scheme, adding markings for your chosen unit (e.g., 1st Cavalry Division or Blackhorse). Weathering with dust pigments and highlighting track wear adds realism. Stowage and camo netting can further personalize each vehicle.
Historical Context Sidebar
First introduced in the early 1960s, the M113 became a workhorse for U.S. forces in Vietnam. Known for its boxy aluminum body and adaptability, it was used not just as a transport, but also as a weapons platform, command vehicle, and even mobile mortar carrier. Its deployment was vital in jungle warfare, where armored protection and speed were often a matter of survival.
