The LAV-25 infantry fighting vehicle, which consists of 476 building blocks, is a type of wheeled infantry fighting vehicle developed by the United States in the early 1980s. The body and turret of the LAV-25 infantry fighting vehicle are both made of armored steel welded structures. The frontal area can withstand 7.62mm tank shells, while other areas can withstand 7.62mm tank shells and shrapnel.

This modular armored infantry fighting vehicle features rolling capability, opening rear doors and a freely adjustable turret that can accommodate a total of 7-8 soldiers, including 4-5 people inside, 1 person in the driver's compartment and 2 passengers in the turret. In addition to spare tires and fuel canisters on the sides, the front of the vehicle and the turret are equipped with wire catchers.