The Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank is the current MBT of the British Army and represents the culmination of 80 years of tank design. Its development began in 1986. In 1987, the design was presented to the Ministry of Defence in response to a requirement to replace the Chieftain MBT that had been partially superseded by the Challenger 1 MBT. Production began in 1993, and the tank finally entered service in 2002. This tank recently appeared in Iraq, where it proved indispensable during the battle of Basra.

Model Brief Length: 336.36mm Width: 115.6mm Height: 92.25mm
Total Parts 521pcs
Metal Parts Brass wire
Photo Etched Parts 1 piece
Total Sprues 8pcs sprues, turret, upper hull, lower hull, tracks and poly cap
Paint Schemes 1. Challenger 2, A Squadron, the Royal Dragoon Guards, Operation Telic 5, Majar-al-Kabir, Southern Iraq,28 December 2004.

More Features The kit consists of 521 parts, one set of full length vinyl tracks,1 frets of etched parts for fender, 250mm length brass wire for towing cable.