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Johnny Lightning Military 2025 Release 2: Set A vs Set B
Choose Set A for its camouflage-themed tribute vehicles, or Set B for alternate tribute finishes and military subjects described as dirty or battle-worn. Both Johnny Lightning Military 2025 Release 2 offers advertise the same six vehicle subjects. The A/B choice changes their presentation, not the number of models.
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Three military subjects in each set
Set A, JLML013A, includes an M38A1 Jeep identified with the Vietnam War in military gray and green, an M1A1 Abrams identified with Desert Storm in sand, and an M1114 HA Up-Armor vehicle identified with Operation Enduring Freedom in dark camouflage.
Set B, JLML013B, advertises corresponding subjects with additional finish descriptions: dirty gray-and-green Jeep, battle-worn sand Abrams, and dirty dark-camouflage up-armored vehicle.
Those finish terms describe the intended appearance of models listed as new. They should not be confused with secondhand condition or damage. Compare the specific package images when intentional weathering is a deciding factor.
Three civilian-vehicle tributes, not three more combat vehicles
The remaining subjects are a 2003 Corvette Air Force Tribute, 1998 Jeep Cherokee Sport Coast Guard Tribute and 2025 GMC Hummer EV pickup Space Force Tribute.
Set A describes branch-themed camouflage on these three vehicles. Set B describes the Corvette in Silver Metallic, the Cherokee in matte white and the Hummer EV in black. This gives a buyer a clear choice between camouflage-led decoration and the alternate finishes.
The tribute wording matters. It does not establish that a Corvette or modern Hummer EV served in the same campaign as another vehicle in the box. Treat this as a military-themed collection, not a claim that all six belong in one historically uniform battlefield scene.
Who should choose each assortment?
Set A is the natural starting point when matching camouflage themes across the display is your priority. Set B is worth considering when you prefer its silver, white and black tribute vehicles or want the intentionally weathered military versions.
Buying both sets creates twelve models across six paired subjects. That suits a variation display, but it does not provide twelve different vehicle types. Buying either full set solely for one Abrams or one Corvette also means accepting five additional subjects; these links do not promise individual-model selection.
Check scale, moving features and packaging individually
The Muncle Mikes offers are labeled 1:64 and describe diecast construction with plastic components, individual blister packaging and a factory-sealed case. Those statements do not confirm exact dimensional consistency across a tank, Jeep and passenger car. For a precision-scale scene, obtain the individual model measurements first.
The descriptions say that some models have opening hoods. They do not establish opening panels on every model, working tracks or a particular turret mechanism. Do not turn an assortment-wide feature line into a promise about one specific vehicle.
Both sets also carry a possible White Lightning substitution notice without a guarantee. Choose the regular selection you want, verify current availability and compare the complete offers in the Johnny Lightning collection.
Current Muncle Mikes Johnny Lightning examples
1967 Ford Bronco — Johnny Lightning
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1970 Camaro Z28 CHP — Johnny Lightning
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1971 Barracuda Convertible — Johnny Lightning
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