Squadron Signal M7 Priest Walk Around 5717 Action Base 31 – originally known as

31 – originally known as the "Preceptor" but finally redesignated the Proctor IV – was developed for this requirement with an enlarged fuselage

the landing lights were also moved to the front of the left wing

The set contains cast resin parts of the engine and radiator cover panels for Special Hobby kits (SH32049

This versatile accessory set features realistic brick walls

discusses its development

Squadron Signal M7 Priest Walk Around 5717 Action Base 31 – originally known asThe US M7 self propelled 105mm Howitzer, known as the Priest, was originally developed on the basis of an M3 medium tank chassis. Nicknamed the Priest because of its pulpit like anti aircraft ring, the vehicle was intended to provide armored units with organic, highly mobile artillery support. Production began in April 1942 and it first went into combat with British at the Second Battle of El Alamein in the autumn of that year, with US forces first