WWII - M36 Jackson Tank Destroyer - Mil-Blox

Take command of World War II’s armored battlefields with the M36 Jackson Tank Destroyer, a powerful American vehicle designed to outgun enemy armor. Built with 506 blocks and including 1 Mil-Fig crewman, this set delivers both historical accuracy and engaging play. Perfect for collectors, WWII enthusiasts, and builders alike, the M36 is a must-have for any Mil-Blox armored division.

Features

• 506 Block Build for a detailed and challenging construction experience

• Rotating Turret with 90mm Gun replicating the M36’s legendary firepower

• Opening Hatches for added play and display options

• 1 Mil-Fig Crewman included for battlefield authenticity

• Durable Design for both display and interactive play

• Compatible with All Major Block Brands for custom builds and dioramas

Specifications

• Block Count: 506

• Mil-Fig Count: 1 (Tank Crewman)

• Accessories: 90mm gun, rotating turret, opening hatches

• Compatibility: Fully compatible with Mil-Blox and other leading block brands

History

The M36 Jackson, introduced in 1944, was one of the U.S. Army’s most effective tank destroyers of World War II. Armed with a 90mm gun, it was designed specifically to counter the heavy German tanks, such as the Panther and Tiger. Unlike traditional tanks, the M36 was part of the U.S. tank destroyer doctrine, prioritizing mobility and firepower to ambush and destroy enemy armor. It saw extensive service in Europe during the late stages of the war, including the Battle of the Bulge, and later continued to serve in conflicts such as the Korean War. The Jackson remains a symbol of American adaptability and armored might in WWII.

SAFETY NOTE:  Choking hazard, small pieces, recommended for children at least 6 years or older. Adult supervision is recommended during playtime.

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