Magic Factory just posted the details of their upcoming release.
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/mrzr-all-terrain-vehicle-from-magic-factory
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/mrzr-all-terrain-vehicle-from-magic-factory
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Which units/countries use these?
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USMC.
Marine Corps Now Fielding Polaris MRZR Alpha | UTV Driver
Magic Factory’s products look to be very nice. I can’t wait until their M2A3/M2A4/Linebacker Bradley kit comes out.
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And Canada as well
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/canada-testing-big-tow-missile-system-on-little-mrzr-buggies
H.P.
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For modern fans, it looks to also include the RADA RPS-42 radar dishes. I don’t think anyone has done that yet, our wonderful CAD guys have designed but not released any prints yet.
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Now this is a huge surprise for me.
There are resin and 3-D printed MRZR offerings, but I believe that the best way to go is plastic, and being so small, having two MRZRs per kit is ideal.
The MRZR isn’t a modern Fast Attack Vehicle (FAV); however, the Magic Factory kit can be made into one, especially for special operations forces. And having the side mounted machine guns and extra weapons set included is more than ideal. The trailer and C-UAS RADA radars really pushes the multipurpose usage and bonuses of this kit. Add cargo, Stinger and Javelin missiles, and other accessories, and you can really have a lot of eye candy details and accessories for such a small kit.
And it can be used for Post-Apocalyptic, Arctic, EOD, engineer, desert, jungle, special operations forces, USMC, and allies. You must be a government or military representative to purchase Polaris military products so I don’t think that the MRZR can be made into civilian usage.
I’m totally in for one! 
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Shoot, I was thinking about 3D printing these vehicles and finishing the CAD for pMHR radar I was working on but maybe I don’t have to anymore. 
Very welcomed release.
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I wouldn’t throw away that CAD work. There is a good possibility that some elements will be soft because of the limitations of mass produced plastic kits and/or worth their cad dollars/time.
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I had been slowly working on that RPS-42 but I guess, for the MRZR at least, it seems moot… I might have to pick up one.
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This one is a 2-seat RZR
H.P.
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If you want one, GovPlanet has some for auction. Slightly used and only $15K. The auction has a lot of reference images that you can use. 
Surplus Polaris MRZR-D4 Side By Side in Albany, Georgia, United States (GovPlanet Item #10108979)
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Matching trailer
More pics :
H.P.
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That is a 2-seat RZR, not MRZR. The RZR is an earlier ATV before the newer MRZR version came out.
A two-seat RZR is not a two-seat MRZR. The hood, bed, body, and rollcages are different.
Airborne Miniatures makes 1/35 resin versions of the RZR and MRZR, complete with seated figures to go with them.
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Post edited accordingly 
H.P.
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Iv seen some of these at a airshow at Mc Guire AFB used by the 621st Contingency Response Wing
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Well I didn’t know I wanted this until I saw it.
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Apparently, they are now available from Asian suppliers and on eBay.
Magic Factory 2005 1/35 MRZR D4 All Terrain Vehicle Ultralight Tactical Model 6974715830143 | eBay
When will the Magic Factory M2A3/A4 Bradley be available??? 
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