Canada
CMP F-60 Truck
Model comes in 9 parts; body, Bed, Cover, Wheels & Axles.
The F-60 was a Canadian designed and produced truck made to British standards for use in the forces of the Commonwealth. As such they saw service with Canada & Britain as well as Australia and New Zealand. Some were also sent top the Soviet Union.
Over 500,000 CMP trucks were produced, some 410,000 of which were in Canada.
The F-60 was just one of a number of styles of CMP truck.
The F-60 was a Canadian designed and produced truck made to British standards for use in the forces of the Commonwealth. As such they saw service with Canada & Britain as well as Australia and New Zealand. Some were also sent top the Soviet Union.
Over 500,000 CMP trucks were produced, some 410,000 of which were in Canada.
The F-60 was just one of a number of styles of CMP truck.
Canadian Military Pattern Truck
Land Mattress
Model comes as five parts: launcher, base, trailer arm & wheels.
The Land mattress was the British Ar,my's answer to the German Nebelwerfer or Russian Katyusha, a multiple rocket firing weapon.
It saw action from 1944 in the British and Canadian forces.
It could fire 30 3 inch (76mm) 60lb rockets up to 7, 230 metres.
The Land mattress was the British Ar,my's answer to the German Nebelwerfer or Russian Katyusha, a multiple rocket firing weapon.
It saw action from 1944 in the British and Canadian forces.
It could fire 30 3 inch (76mm) 60lb rockets up to 7, 230 metres.
Multiple Rocket Launcher
Light Tank Mk VI
Model comes in 2 parts; Hull & Turret.
The Light Tank Mk VI was designed by Vickers-Armstrong in the 1930s. 1,682 were produced between 1936 and 1940.
It was in service in the British Army until 1942 but saw action in the Arab-Israeli War in 1948. Several were captured and used by the German Army during the Battle of France. The Germans designated captured Mk VIs as Leichter Panzerkampfwagen Mk. IV 734(e).
The main armament was a 0.50 inch Vickers machine gun, though the Mk VIC had a 15mm Besa machine gun. They also had a .303 Vickers machine gun. They were operated by a crew of three.
The Light Tank Mk VI was designed by Vickers-Armstrong in the 1930s. 1,682 were produced between 1936 and 1940.
It was in service in the British Army until 1942 but saw action in the Arab-Israeli War in 1948. Several were captured and used by the German Army during the Battle of France. The Germans designated captured Mk VIs as Leichter Panzerkampfwagen Mk. IV 734(e).
The main armament was a 0.50 inch Vickers machine gun, though the Mk VIC had a 15mm Besa machine gun. They also had a .303 Vickers machine gun. They were operated by a crew of three.
Vickers-Armstrong
Ram II
Model comes two parts, Hull & Turret.
The Ram II was based on the American M3 chassis. It never saw action in combat though it was used extensively in Britain for training up until 1944.
2.032 units were built between November 1941 and July 1943.
It was armed with a QF 6 pounder Mk III gun and 3 .3 inch machine guns.
The Ram II was based on the American M3 chassis. It never saw action in combat though it was used extensively in Britain for training up until 1944.
2.032 units were built between November 1941 and July 1943.
It was armed with a QF 6 pounder Mk III gun and 3 .3 inch machine guns.
Canadian Training Tank
Ram Kangaroo
Model comes as one part.
The Kangaroo was a personnel carrier made from the converted chassis of an M3 tank.
There were several version such as Priest Kangaroo, Churchill Kangaroo and Kangeroo Badger.
The Ram Kangaroo entered service in December 1944. It had a crew of 2 and could carry 8 to 10 personnel. It had one or 2 .5 or .3 machne guns.
The Kangaroo was a personnel carrier made from the converted chassis of an M3 tank.
There were several version such as Priest Kangaroo, Churchill Kangaroo and Kangeroo Badger.
The Ram Kangaroo entered service in December 1944. It had a crew of 2 and could carry 8 to 10 personnel. It had one or 2 .5 or .3 machne guns.
Canadian Armoured Personnel Carrier
Sexton Self-propelled Artillery
Model comes as one part.
The Sexton was a self-propelled 25 pounder gun built on the Sherman M4 and M3 Lee chassis. It was fitted with an Ordnance QF 25lb MkII gun and 2 .303 Bren guns
It saw service between 1943 and 1948 in the armies of the UK, Canada, Poland, South Africa, India and Portugal.
It had a crew of 6, Commander, Driver, Gunner, Gun-Layer, Loader & Radio Operator.
The Sexton was a self-propelled 25 pounder gun built on the Sherman M4 and M3 Lee chassis. It was fitted with an Ordnance QF 25lb MkII gun and 2 .303 Bren guns
It saw service between 1943 and 1948 in the armies of the UK, Canada, Poland, South Africa, India and Portugal.
It had a crew of 6, Commander, Driver, Gunner, Gun-Layer, Loader & Radio Operator.
Canadian & British Vehicle
Sexton Self-propelled Artillery (covered )
Model comes as one part.
The Sexton was a self-propelled 25 pounder gun built on the Sherman M4 and M3 Lee chassis. It was fitted with an Ordnance QF 25lb MkII gun and 2 .303 Bren guns
It saw service between 1943 and 1948 in the armies of the UK, Canada, Poland, South Africa, India and Portugal.
It had a crew of 6, Commander, Driver, Gunner, Gun-Layer, Loader & Radio Operator.
This model has a cover (no crew required!)
The Sexton was a self-propelled 25 pounder gun built on the Sherman M4 and M3 Lee chassis. It was fitted with an Ordnance QF 25lb MkII gun and 2 .303 Bren guns
It saw service between 1943 and 1948 in the armies of the UK, Canada, Poland, South Africa, India and Portugal.
It had a crew of 6, Commander, Driver, Gunner, Gun-Layer, Loader & Radio Operator.
This model has a cover (no crew required!)
Canadian & British Vehicle
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