Length/ 170mm. Image shows assembled and painted kit. A Unique Life-Saver M561, fondly known as the "Gama Goat," was certainly a unique vehicle. Formally commissioned in 1966, this amphibious off-roader consisted of 4-wheel tractor and 2-wheel carrier modules, and provided 6-wheel drive thanks to an ingenious articulation joint connecting the two. Among the range of M561 variants, the M792 ambulance was the only vehicle to receive its own unique designation number. Its carrier unit was fitted with a canvas roof with red cross symbols, and within were folding seat extensions on the existing benches to allow transportation of the wounded. A heater was also installed. The M792 could be seen in action alongside its close cousin the M561 during the Invasion of Grenada in 1983. About the Model This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit of the M792 ambulance variant of the Gama Goat. *Length/ 170mm, Width/ 62mm. *The model accurately captures the unique and powerful 2-module form of the vehicle. *Accurately depicts the M792 interior with folded out seats and heater. *Separate parts are included to recreate tractor module canvas roof. *Realistic depiction of the complex 6-wheel suspension is achieved with uncomplicated assembly. *Articulation joint is recreated using a poly cap and provides authentic movement. * Comes with 2 figures including driver, plus 2 marking options. * Would look great in a diorama with the M561 (Item 35330) or M151A2 (Item 35332). Packaging *Ambulance variant is accurately recreated with realistic canvas roofs and decals for red cross markings. *Take a look inside the carrier module and check out the folding seat extensions, heater and more. *The functional layout of the driver's seat area is succinctly captured with an intuitive parts layout. 82nd Airborne Division, Grenada, 1983