Purchase these Items

Products mentioned in this Article

--None--
 

 

Assembling the M22 Locust (BR005)

M22 Locust (BR005)

Assembling The M22 Locust 

The Locust began development in 1941 after the British War Office requested that the American government design a purpose-built airborne light tank which could be transported by glider into battle to support British airborne forces.

To find out more about the M22 Locust Click Here...

Let's begin by ensuring the contents of the M22 Locust blister pack are all present and correct. If you have any problems or issues with the contents of your pack, please feel free to contact our Customer Service team at: [email protected]


M22 Locust blister contents

M22 Locust (BR005)

Assembling the body

Step 1. Attach the tracks to the body. Ensure the orientation keys line up correctly as shown below.
Below. Body with tracks attached correctly.
M22 Locust (BR005) M22 Locust (BR005) M22 Locust (BR005)
Tip: Although regular Hobby Glue can be used to assemble resin and metal vehicles, we recommend that you use good quality Super Glue instead.

Assembling the turret

Step 2: If you do not intend to have a commander in your turret, glue the hatches into the spaces as shown below.
M22 Locust (BR005) M22 Locust (BR005)
However, if you do intend to have a commander, glue the figurine into the right-hand hatch and glue the hatch door open as shown below.

Tip: When referring to left- or right-hand side in regards to a Flames Of War miniature, the orientation is determined as if looking at the vehicle from the rear. 

M22 Locust (BR005) M22 Locust (BR005)

Step 3. Next, attach the gun to the front of the turret.

Note: Make sure you have lined up the notches correctly (highlighted in red and green).

M22 Locust (BR005) M22 Locust (BR005)

Finishing up

Finally, place the turret into the body as shown below and you're done assembling! 

M22 Locust (BR005) 

I hope you found this article helpful while assembling your M22 Locust. Happy modelling!

~ George. 


Last Updated On Wednesday, May 20, 2015