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Ben Hur G-518 Trailer (covered)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The Ben Hur was a nickname for the American 1 ton 2 wheel cargo trailer. It was designated as the G-518 Trailer of which over 259,000 were made.
It was designed for towing by vehicles of 3/4 ton or heavier.
It came in several variants including water trailers (G527 Trailer). It was produced between 1941 and 1945. Other versions included generator trailers, radar, spares and ammo.
Note: Trailer comes with the front hitch wheel either up for towing or down for parking.
The Ben Hur was a nickname for the American 1 ton 2 wheel cargo trailer. It was designated as the G-518 Trailer of which over 259,000 were made.
It was designed for towing by vehicles of 3/4 ton or heavier.
It came in several variants including water trailers (G527 Trailer). It was produced between 1941 and 1945. Other versions included generator trailers, radar, spares and ammo.
Note: Trailer comes with the front hitch wheel either up for towing or down for parking.
American Vehicle Trailer
Ben Hur G-518 Trailer (open)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The Ben Hur was a nickname for the American 1 ton 2 wheel cargo trailer. It was designated as the G-518 Trailer of which over 259,000 were made.
It was designed for towing by vehicles of 3/4 ton or heavier.
It came in several variants including water trailers (G-527 Trailer). It was produced between 1941 and 1945. Other versions included generator trailers, radar, spares and ammo.
Note: Trailer comes with the front hitch wheel either up for towing or down for parking.
The Ben Hur was a nickname for the American 1 ton 2 wheel cargo trailer. It was designated as the G-518 Trailer of which over 259,000 were made.
It was designed for towing by vehicles of 3/4 ton or heavier.
It came in several variants including water trailers (G-527 Trailer). It was produced between 1941 and 1945. Other versions included generator trailers, radar, spares and ammo.
Note: Trailer comes with the front hitch wheel either up for towing or down for parking.
American Vehicle Trailer
Ben Hur G-527 Water Trailer
Model comes as one part (resin)
The Ben Hur was a nickname for the American 1 ton 2 wheel cargo trailer. It was designated as the G-518 Trailer of which over 259,000 were made.
It was designed for towing by vehicles of 3/4 ton or heavier.
It came in several variants including water trailers (G-527 Trailer). It was produced between 1941 and 1945. Other versions included generator trailers, radar, spares and ammo.
Note: Trailer comes with the front hitch wheel either up for towing or down for parking.
The Ben Hur was a nickname for the American 1 ton 2 wheel cargo trailer. It was designated as the G-518 Trailer of which over 259,000 were made.
It was designed for towing by vehicles of 3/4 ton or heavier.
It came in several variants including water trailers (G-527 Trailer). It was produced between 1941 and 1945. Other versions included generator trailers, radar, spares and ammo.
Note: Trailer comes with the front hitch wheel either up for towing or down for parking.
American Vehicle Trailer
M13 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage
Model comes as two parts; vehicle & gun (resin)
The M14 was a derivative of the American M13 Multiple Gun motor carriage and was a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun.
It was fitted with twin 0.50 calibre M2HG Browning machine guns and was made by the White Motor Company. It saw service in 1943-44 and some 1,103 were built.
The M14 had the same armament as the M13 but had a slightly different M5 chassis. It was mainly supplied to the UK. 1,602 M14s were made.
Note: the anti aircraft gun can come with or without a fitted gunner
The M14 was a derivative of the American M13 Multiple Gun motor carriage and was a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun.
It was fitted with twin 0.50 calibre M2HG Browning machine guns and was made by the White Motor Company. It saw service in 1943-44 and some 1,103 were built.
The M14 had the same armament as the M13 but had a slightly different M5 chassis. It was mainly supplied to the UK. 1,602 M14s were made.
Note: the anti aircraft gun can come with or without a fitted gunner
American Armoured half-track
M14 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage
Model comes as two parts; vehicle & gun (resin)
The M14 was a derivative of the American M13 Multiple Gun motor carriage and was a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun.
It was fitted with twin 0.50 calibre M2HG Browning machine guns and was made by the White Motor Company. It saw service in 1943-44 and some 1,103 were built.
The M14 had the same armament as the M13 but had a slightly different M5 chassis. It was mainly supplied to the UK. 1,602 M14s were made.
Note: the anti aircraft gun can come with or without a fitted gunner
The M14 was a derivative of the American M13 Multiple Gun motor carriage and was a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun.
It was fitted with twin 0.50 calibre M2HG Browning machine guns and was made by the White Motor Company. It saw service in 1943-44 and some 1,103 were built.
The M14 had the same armament as the M13 but had a slightly different M5 chassis. It was mainly supplied to the UK. 1,602 M14s were made.
Note: the anti aircraft gun can come with or without a fitted gunner
British Armoured half-track
M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage
Model comes as two parts; vehicle & gun (resin)
The M13 was a Multiple Gun motor carriage and was a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun. It was nicknamed the "meat chopper".
It was fitted with four 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine guns in an M45 gun mount and was made by the White Motor Company.
It saw service from 1944 to 1953 and some 3,550 were built. It also saw service in the Korean War.
Note: the anti aircraft gun can come with or without a fitted gunner.
The M13 was a Multiple Gun motor carriage and was a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun. It was nicknamed the "meat chopper".
It was fitted with four 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine guns in an M45 gun mount and was made by the White Motor Company.
It saw service from 1944 to 1953 and some 3,550 were built. It also saw service in the Korean War.
Note: the anti aircraft gun can come with or without a fitted gunner.
American Armoured half-track
M2 Half-track (covered)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built
This version has a non-removable cover and a gun cover.
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built
This version has a non-removable cover and a gun cover.
American Armoured half-track
M2 Half-track (open)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built
This version has a non-removable cover and a gun cover.
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built
This version has a non-removable cover and a gun cover.
American Armoured half-track
M21 Mortar Motor Carriage
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M21 was an American half-track which carried an 81mm M1 mortar and a n M2 Browning machine gun. It was based on the M3 half-track.
It saw action in Western Europe, Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge.
100 models were built in 1944.
Note: the mortar is moulded into the rear of the vehicle and can't be removed.
The M21 was an American half-track which carried an 81mm M1 mortar and a n M2 Browning machine gun. It was based on the M3 half-track.
It saw action in Western Europe, Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge.
100 models were built in 1944.
Note: the mortar is moulded into the rear of the vehicle and can't be removed.
American Armoured half-track
M21 Mortar Motor Carriage (stowage)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M21 was an American half-track which carried an 81mm M1 mortar and a n M2 Browning machine gun. It was based on the M3 half-track.
It saw action in Western Europe, Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge.
100 models were built in 1944.
Note: the mortar is moulded into the rear of the vehicle and can't be removed. This version comes with stowage on the rear of the vehicle.
The M21 was an American half-track which carried an 81mm M1 mortar and a n M2 Browning machine gun. It was based on the M3 half-track.
It saw action in Western Europe, Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge.
100 models were built in 1944.
Note: the mortar is moulded into the rear of the vehicle and can't be removed. This version comes with stowage on the rear of the vehicle.
American Armoured half-track
M2A1 Half-track (covered with gun)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version has a non-removable canvas cover and a front gun cover.
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version has a non-removable canvas cover and a front gun cover.
American Armoured half-track
M2A1 Half-track (covered)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version has a non-removable canvas cover.
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version has a non-removable canvas cover.
American Armoured half-track
M2A1 Half-track (half-cover)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version has a canvas cover covering the front half of the vehicle. The rear is open as is the MG mount.
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version has a canvas cover covering the front half of the vehicle. The rear is open as is the MG mount.
American Armoured half-track
M2A1 Half-track (open)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version is open topped.
The M2 was an American half-track originally designed as an artillery tow. It was first used in 1941 and saw action in the Philippines, North Africa and Europe.
The M2 had two crew and could carry 7 passengers. It had a maximum speed of 45mph. Some 13,500 M2 and variants were built.
The M2A1 variant had an improved M49 machine gun mount ring over the front right seat. It could also carry up to 3 0.30 machine guns in the rear section.
This version is open topped.
American Armoured half-track
M3 Gun Motor Carriage v2
Model comes as two parts; vehicle & gun (resin)
The M3 GMC was initially known as the T-12. It was based on the standard M3 halftrack with a 75mm M1897A4 gun.
It weas produced between 1941 and 1943 and some 2,202 were made.
It first saw action in the Philippines in 1941 and also served in North Africa and Italy.
Note: the gun can come with or without fitted British or American gunners
The M3 GMC was initially known as the T-12. It was based on the standard M3 halftrack with a 75mm M1897A4 gun.
It weas produced between 1941 and 1943 and some 2,202 were made.
It first saw action in the Philippines in 1941 and also served in North Africa and Italy.
Note: the gun can come with or without fitted British or American gunners
British Armoured half-track
M3 Gun Motor Carriage v2 ( Copy )
Model comes as two parts; vehicle & gun (resin)
The M3 GMC was initially known as the T-12. It was based on the standard M3 halftrack with a 75mm M1897A4 gun.
It weas produced between 1941 and 1943 and some 2,202 were made.
It first saw action in the Philippines in 1941 and also served in North Africa and Italy.
Note: the gun can come with or without fitted British or American gunners
The M3 GMC was initially known as the T-12. It was based on the standard M3 halftrack with a 75mm M1897A4 gun.
It weas produced between 1941 and 1943 and some 2,202 were made.
It first saw action in the Philippines in 1941 and also served in North Africa and Italy.
Note: the gun can come with or without fitted British or American gunners
British Armoured half-track
M3 Half-track (command)
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M3 was an American half-track used during and after WWII by many nations.
It was produced between 1941 and 1945 and some 15,000 standard M3s were built. There were over 20 different variants and over 38,000 of those were built.
It could carry a 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine gun as well as a 0.30 calibre Browning M1919A4 machine gun.
This version is the command version with a covered metal rear section..
The M3 was an American half-track used during and after WWII by many nations.
It was produced between 1941 and 1945 and some 15,000 standard M3s were built. There were over 20 different variants and over 38,000 of those were built.
It could carry a 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine gun as well as a 0.30 calibre Browning M1919A4 machine gun.
This version is the command version with a covered metal rear section..
American Armoured half-track
M3 Half-track (covered) v2
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M3 was an American half-track used during and after WWII by many nations.
It was produced between 1941 and 1945 and some 15,000 standard M3s were built. There were over 20 different variants and over 38,000 of those were built.
It could carry a 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine gun as well as a 0.30 calibre Browning M1919A4 machine gun.
This version has a non-removable canvas top.
The M3 was an American half-track used during and after WWII by many nations.
It was produced between 1941 and 1945 and some 15,000 standard M3s were built. There were over 20 different variants and over 38,000 of those were built.
It could carry a 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine gun as well as a 0.30 calibre Browning M1919A4 machine gun.
This version has a non-removable canvas top.
American Armoured half-track
M3 Half-track (open) v2
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M3 was an American half-track used during and after WWII by many nations.
It was produced between 1941 and 1945 and some 15,000 standard M3s were built. There were over 20 different variants and over 38,000 of those were built.
It could carry a 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine gun as well as a 0.30 calibre Browning M1919A4 machine gun.
The M3 was an American half-track used during and after WWII by many nations.
It was produced between 1941 and 1945 and some 15,000 standard M3s were built. There were over 20 different variants and over 38,000 of those were built.
It could carry a 0.50 calibre M2 Browning machine gun as well as a 0.30 calibre Browning M1919A4 machine gun.
American Armoured half-track
M3A1 Scout Car (covered) v2
Model comes as one part (resin)
The M3 Scout car was designed in 1937 and came about as a result of a request for a fast armoured car capable of towing the standard 37mm artillery piece. It was known as the White Scout car in British and Commonwealth service.
The M3A1 was an improvement from 1940 with a longer hull and an unditching roller.
It was capable of being armed with three machine guns on rails, a 50cal and two 30cals. They served in the Philippines and North Africa and many were sent to Russia.
They weighed 4 tonnes and carried a driver plus seven.
20,918 M3A1 models were produced between 1949 and 1944. They served in many nations in WWII and beyond.
This is another version of the same vehicle available on this site. This ,model; has a non-removable canvas cover.
The M3 Scout car was designed in 1937 and came about as a result of a request for a fast armoured car capable of towing the standard 37mm artillery piece. It was known as the White Scout car in British and Commonwealth service.
The M3A1 was an improvement from 1940 with a longer hull and an unditching roller.
It was capable of being armed with three machine guns on rails, a 50cal and two 30cals. They served in the Philippines and North Africa and many were sent to Russia.
They weighed 4 tonnes and carried a driver plus seven.
20,918 M3A1 models were produced between 1949 and 1944. They served in many nations in WWII and beyond.
This is another version of the same vehicle available on this site. This ,model; has a non-removable canvas cover.
British Armoured Car