Type 100 FV & ZRZ100 UGCV & Robot Wolves

Plastic model kit for building a Type 100 Support Vehicle, a ZRZ-100 UGCV (Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle), and "Robot Wolves" ground combat systems (UGVs) of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA)
   Limited Edition  

• Scale 1:35
• Includes:
  • 1x Type 100 Support Vehicle
  • 1x ZRZ-100 UGCV
  • 3x "Robot Wolves" UGV
• Metal gun barrel
• Paint masks for digital camouflage patterns
• All hatches can be displayed open or closed
• Clear and photo-etched parts included
• Workable suspension and wheels
• Workable individual track links
• Workable armament
• Type 100: Drone in stowed or flight position
• 2 marking options for Type 100
• Robot Wolves in various configurations
• Unbuilt, unpainted
• Paint and glue not included

The Chinese Type 100 Support Vehicle is a modern support vehicle and support vehicle of the People's Liberation Army, developed alongside the new Type 100 main battle tank. It is presumably based on the same platform but is more heavily focused on reconnaissance, drone defense, electronic warfare, and supporting other vehicles. Instead of a large tank cannon, it likely possesses automatic weapons, guided missiles, and advanced sensor systems.

The Chinese ZRZ-100 UGCV (Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle) is an unmanned combat vehicle developed as part of the new Type 100 combat system. It is intended to operate alongside manned tanks and perform tasks such as reconnaissance, fire support, drone defense, and high-risk incursions. The vehicle is presumably equipped with advanced sensors, thermal imaging, automatic target tracking, and remotely controlled weapon modules. With the ZRZ-100, China aims to build more automated and networked combat units in which manned and unmanned systems work closely together.

The Chinese "Robot Wolves" are advanced unmanned ground combat systems (UGVs) designed like four-legged robot dogs, operating in a group known as a "Wolf Pack." They were developed for urban warfare, reconnaissance, and infantry support. The systems can be equipped with cameras, thermal imaging sensors, AI-powered target recognition, and weapons such as machine guns, grenade launchers, or small rockets. Different variants perform various tasks, such as reconnaissance, attack, or logistics. Their ability to share information and act in a coordinated manner as a swarm is particularly noteworthy. China views these Robot Wolves as a crucial component of future AI-supported and networked warfare.

Many technical details remain classified, but the vehicles are considered an important step toward AI-supported and digitally networked warfare.