Something a bit different for anti-air

[maxmwill]

I've got kits in 1/72 of HMMWV's and Bradley's, I think if this setup was going on anything it would have to be one of these. Bradley is getting my vote because it could carry enough ammo.

Yes, that would be logical. However, this what if, my question is, is a Japanese equivalent to a Cushman utility scooter being armed and ready for malicious intent. And it'd be a lot more realistic than Jesse Ventura hefting a minigun with lots of ammo all by his lonesome, as was seen in the movie Predator. Something like this would be more a guerilla type vehicle in an urban setting, although going even crazier and adding a set of caterpillar treads from a Bobcat might make it doable for sneaking around in the forest.

[jcf]

Nord SS10 missiles would look appropriate and period.



or SS11.
Heller did a version of their AMX-13 that included SS11 missiles:

[Rick Lowe]

There is a single 106mm RCL in the Academy Vietnam M-113.

https://www.scalemates.com/kits/academy-13266-m113a1--186171

Or there are two 75mm RCLs in the Tamiya US Weapons set.

https://www.scalemates.com/kits/tamiya-35121-us-infantry-weapons-set--132553


Or if you had a Tamiya M-16 and the turret was spare, there's your complete unit right there.



Hope this Helps...     

[maxmwill]

Would a quartet or sextet of M20 recoilless rifles do the trick? Or something like Stalin's Organ?(MLRS)

[kitnut617]

I think those two 75mm RCLs in the Tamiya US Weapons set would be your best bet  They would be a bit smaller than the one on the M-113

[Mossie]

Meng do a Russian AA gun set.  Four types, A ZPU-1, ZPU-2, ZPU-4 and a ZU-23-2:
https://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?t=15233