Mocsage  MOC-126469 DIY Assembly LAV-25 Infantry Fighting Vehicle (US Warehouse)

The LAV-25 infantry fighting vehicle, constructed using 476 building blocks, is a type of wheeled infantry fighting vehicle developed by the United States in the early 1980s. The body and turret of the LAV-25 infantry fighting vehicle are both composed of armored steel welding structures. The frontal area can withstand 7.62mm armor-piercing rounds, while other areas are resistant to 7.62mm armor-piercing bullets and shell fragments.

This modular armored infantry fighting vehicle features rolling capability, openable rear doors, and a freely adjusted turret, which can accommodate a total of 7-8 soldiers, including 4-5 people internally, 1 person in the driver's compartment, and 2 occupants in the turret. With spare tires and fuel cans on the sides, the front of the vehicle and turret is equipped with wire catchers.