The PMN-4 training model is used in engineering training classes, tactical training, and mine safety courses to practice personnel actions when mining is suspected in an area. It allows for the simulation of various scenarios involving the installation and camouflaging of anti-personnel mines, including on trails, in trenches, in forest belts, or in urban areas.
- Accurately reproduces the dimensions, shape of the body, and characteristic silhouette of the PMN-4, which helps train soldiers to visually recognize mines from different angles.
- The design allows the model to be repeatedly buried and camouflaged in soil, grass, or snow without losing its shape or the legibility of its details.
- The weight is selected to be as close as possible to the combat weight, making the lifting, marking, and removal actions look realistic.
- Suitable for creating training minefields, complex obstacle courses, and scenario training involving sapper teams and instructors.
The model is completely inert, contains no explosives, and can be used safely both in the field and in classrooms.
