The HSTV-L (High-Survivability Test Vehicle – Light) was an experimental U.S. Army light tank developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s as a potential successor to the M551 Sheridan. Built by AAI Corporation, the HSTV-L featured a highly mobile lightweight chassis combined with an advanced 75mm automatic gun mounted in a low-profile turret. Weighing roughly 20 tons, it was designed to provide airborne and rapidly deployable forces with a powerful direct-fire capability while maintaining excellent mobility. Although the HSTV-L never entered production, its innovative design and advanced fire-control system made it an important part of the Army's efforts to develop a new generation of lightweight armored vehicles during the Cold War.
Three Scales:Vehicle comes in three scales 15mm / 1:100 ,20mm / 1:76, 28mm / 1:56 (But it can be scaled to anything you want)
Pre-supported:It comes pre-supported in all three scales.
