The M2A3 Bradley BUSK III infantry fighting vehicle is an improved model of the M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle series equipped by the United States in the 1980s. It is currently the most advanced infantry fighting vehicle model of the US military. This model is equipped with the ‘21st Century Brigade and Brigade Combat Command System’ (FBCB2) and the ‘Bradley Theatre Survivability Kit’ (BUSK), and has strong survivability and informationised combat capabilities. The M2A3 Bradley BUSK III infantry fighting vehicle has a combat weight of about 30 tons and is equipped with a 1,000-horsepower VTA-903T diesel engine. Its weapons are an M242 Bushmaster 25mm cannon, a 7.62mm M240C coaxial machine gun and a twin mounted TOW anti tank missile launcher. The well defined firepower configuration enables it to continuously suppress and attack enemy infantry and destroy enemy armoured units. Its rear passenger compartment can accommodate 6 soldiers, and a total of 10 soldiers including the crew.

Currently, the M2A3 Bradley BUSK III infantry fighting vehicle is in service in large numbers in the U.S. military, and is equipped to U.S. troops stationed overseas in addition to the United States

Meng's 1/72 American M2A3 ‘Bradley’ BUSK III infantry fighting vehicle assembly model is about 100 mm long, 52 mm wide and 62 mm high after completion. The kit is designed with the concept of easy assembly, adopts a modular splicing design, and comes with exquisite water decals.

The turret can be rotated and moved

The integrated sight cover can be selected to be closed or open

The gun barrel can be raised and lowered

The commander's protective device is restored using transparent parts

The tailgate can be made in open or closed state and contains the interior structure of the passenger compartment

Paint and glue are not included