The M752 was a full-tracked, self-propelled launcher developed to carry and fire the MGM-52 Lance, a short-range tactical ballistic missile that formed a key part of NATO's Cold War theatre-level fire support, capable of delivering conventional or tactical nuclear warheads well behind enemy lines. Entering service with US Army field artillery units in the early 1970s, the Lance system replaced the earlier Sergeant and Honest John missiles. Dragon's kit recreates the M752's distinctive open erector-launcher rear deck, including the missile support cradle and elevating rail mechanism, alongside a detailed MGM-52 Lance missile body with its characteristic finned tail and slender airframe, all moulded with the sharp, seam-free detail Dragon's slide-mould tooling delivers. The kit includes individual track links for the tracked chassis, the launcher's raising and lowering mechanism, and decals for authentic US Army field artillery unit markings. A rarely modelled Cold War strategic weapons system that makes an eye-catching addition for collectors moving beyond conventional armour into missile and artillery subjects.