UK
Carden Loyd Carrier (closed)
Model comes as 3 parts; Body & Tracks.
The Carden Loyd was a British pre-WWII tankette produced in various forms. The most successful was the MkVI. Some 450 were built by Vickers-Armstrong between 1927 and 1935.
It weighed 1.5 tons and had a crew of 2.
Poland used the Carden Loyd design to create their own TK tankettes after purchasing 10 from the UK. Czechoslovakia and Russia did the same, making their own versions. Similar developments occurred with Japan, Italy and Bolivia.
They were armed with a .303 Vickers machine gun.
British carrier
Carden Loyd Carrier (open)
Model comes as 3 parts; Body & Tracks.
The Carden Loyd was a British pre-WWII tankette produced in various forms. The most successful was the MkVI. Some 450 were built by Vickers-Armstrong between 1927 and 1935.
It weighed 1.5 tons and had a crew of 2.
Poland used the Carden Loyd design to create their own TK tankettes after purchasing 10 from the UK. Czechoslovakia and Russia did the same, making their own versions. Similar developments occurred with Japan, Italy and Bolivia.
They were armed with a .303 Vickers machine gun.
British Carrier
Chevrolet 30 cwt Truck
This vehicle comes in two parts; Truck & Weapon.
The Chevrolet 30cwt was used by the British Long Range Desert Group in north Africa. It also saw action in Italy and the Balkans.
The Chevrolet 30cwt was used by the British Long Range Desert Group in north Africa. It also saw action in Italy and the Balkans.
LRDG Transport Vehicle
Chevrolet 30cwt Breda
Model comes in 10 plus parts - body, wheels, ramps, fuel cans steering wheel, weapons.
The Chevrolet 30cwt was used by the British Long Range Desert Group in north Africa. It also saw action in Italy and the Balkans.
It was armed with various weapons. This version comes with a Breda anti aircraft gun.
The Chevrolet 30cwt was used by the British Long Range Desert Group in north Africa. It also saw action in Italy and the Balkans.
It was armed with various weapons. This version comes with a Breda anti aircraft gun.
with Breda AA Gun
Chevrolet 30cwt LRDG
Model comes in 10 plus parts - body, wheels, ramps, fuel cans steering wheel, weapons.
The Chevrolet 30cwt was used by the British Long Range Desert Group in north Africa. It also saw action in Italy and the Balkans.
This is a slightly different version to the one we also produce.
The Chevrolet 30cwt was used by the British Long Range Desert Group in north Africa. It also saw action in Italy and the Balkans.
This is a slightly different version to the one we also produce.
two versions available
Churchill Crocodile
Model comes as 5 parts; hull, tracks, turret & trailer.
The Crocodile was a variant of the Tank, Infantry, Mk VI (A22) Churchill Mark VII, and was adapted as a flamethrower vehicle.
It was in service in 1944 and 1945 and also saw action in the Korean War.
It had a crew of six; commander, gunner, driver, radio operator/loader, flamethrower gunner, co-driver/hull gunner. It had a 6.5 ton armoured trailer which carried 400 gallons of fuel as well as gas propellant. There was enough fuel for 80 one-second bursts of flame.
The turret contained the main gun as well as the flamethrower so it could be operated as a normal tank with its QF 75mm gun.
Some 800 coversion kits were made and some were fitted to the Mk VIII Churchill also.
The Crocodile was a variant of the Tank, Infantry, Mk VI (A22) Churchill Mark VII, and was adapted as a flamethrower vehicle.
It was in service in 1944 and 1945 and also saw action in the Korean War.
It had a crew of six; commander, gunner, driver, radio operator/loader, flamethrower gunner, co-driver/hull gunner. It had a 6.5 ton armoured trailer which carried 400 gallons of fuel as well as gas propellant. There was enough fuel for 80 one-second bursts of flame.
The turret contained the main gun as well as the flamethrower so it could be operated as a normal tank with its QF 75mm gun.
Some 800 coversion kits were made and some were fitted to the Mk VIII Churchill also.
British Flamethrower Tank
Churchill NA75
Model comes in 2 parts: Hull & Turret
The MkIV (A22) Churchill was a British infantry tank. It came in several versions from Mk I to Mk VIII.
1,622 Mk IVs were produced. The NA75 was a Mk IV 210 of which were refitted in North Africa with the 75mm guns from battle-damaged M4 Shermans.
The MkIV (A22) Churchill was a British infantry tank. It came in several versions from Mk I to Mk VIII.
1,622 Mk IVs were produced. The NA75 was a Mk IV 210 of which were refitted in North Africa with the 75mm guns from battle-damaged M4 Shermans.
British Heavy Tank
CMP C15A 15cwt Truck
Model comes as one part.
The C15A was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 15cwt version without a cover.
The C15A was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 15cwt version without a cover.
Canadian Military Pattern Truck
CMP C15A 15cwt Truck (covered)
Model comes as one part.
The C15A was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 15cwt version with a cover.
The C15A was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 15cwt version with a cover.
Canadian Military Pattern Truck
CMP C60L 3t Command Truck
Model comes as one part.
The C60L was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
The CMP (Canadian Military Pattern) trucks came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 3 ton long wheelbase version with a command back.
The C60L was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
The CMP (Canadian Military Pattern) trucks came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 3 ton long wheelbase version with a command back.
Commonwealth Truck
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
CMP F60 3t Ambulance
Model comes as one part.
The F60L was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 3 ton long wheelbase version ambulance
The F60L was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 3 ton long wheelbase version ambulance
Canadian Military Pattern Truck
CMP F60L 3t (covered)
Model comes as one part.
The F60L was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 3 ton long wheelbase version with a cover.
The F60L was a Canadian designed and built truck to British Army requirements for use in the armies of the Commonwealth.
It came in many versions and some 500,000 were built between 1940 and 1945.
This is the 4x4 3 ton long wheelbase version with a cover.
Canadian Military Pattern Truck
Comet
This model cones as two parts, hull & turret.
The Comet entered World War II in 1944 and remained in service with the British Army until 1958.
It was designed to improve upon the earlier Cromwell. It featured a new 77mm HV gun which could defeat the armour of a German Panther at medium range and sometimes a Tiger at close range. It also had 2 7.92mm Besa machine guns.
1,200 Comets were produced by the time the war ended. They weighed 32.7tonnes and had a crew of 5; Commander, gunner, loader/operator, driver & hull gunner.
The Comet entered World War II in 1944 and remained in service with the British Army until 1958.
It was designed to improve upon the earlier Cromwell. It featured a new 77mm HV gun which could defeat the armour of a German Panther at medium range and sometimes a Tiger at close range. It also had 2 7.92mm Besa machine guns.
1,200 Comets were produced by the time the war ended. They weighed 32.7tonnes and had a crew of 5; Commander, gunner, loader/operator, driver & hull gunner.
A34 Comet Cruiser Tank
Coventry Armoured Car
Model comes in 2 parts, hull & turret.
The Coventry was designed as a replacement for the Daimler armoured car. Production started in 1943 when some 63 were produced. 220 were made in 1945.
It was armed with a 40mm QF 2-pounder gun and a 7.92 mm coaxial Besa machine gun.
The Coventry was made too late to see service in WWII however, some were sold to France after the war anbd they were used in French Indochina.
The Coventry was designed as a replacement for the Daimler armoured car. Production started in 1943 when some 63 were produced. 220 were made in 1945.
It was armed with a 40mm QF 2-pounder gun and a 7.92 mm coaxial Besa machine gun.
The Coventry was made too late to see service in WWII however, some were sold to France after the war anbd they were used in French Indochina.
British AC
Coventry Armoured Car (v2)
This model comes in two parts; Body & Turret
The Coventry was designed as a replacement for the Daimler armoured car. Production started in 1943 when some 63 were produced. 220 were made in 1945.
It was armed with a 40mm QF 2-pounder gun and a 7.92 mm coaxial Besa machine gun.
The Coventry was made too late to see service in WWII however, some were sold to France after the war anbd they were used in French Indochina.
Model is only available in resin.
The Coventry was designed as a replacement for the Daimler armoured car. Production started in 1943 when some 63 were produced. 220 were made in 1945.
It was armed with a 40mm QF 2-pounder gun and a 7.92 mm coaxial Besa machine gun.
The Coventry was made too late to see service in WWII however, some were sold to France after the war anbd they were used in French Indochina.
Model is only available in resin.
Commonwealth armoured car
Cruiser Mk III (A13 MKI)
Model comes in 2 parts; Hull & Turret.
The Mk III was in service in the British Army between 1938 and 1941.
It was armed with a QF 2 pounder gun and a .303 Vickers machine gun.
They saw action with the British Expeditionary Force in France as well as in Greece and the Western Desert in Libya.
They had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner and loader. 65 units were made.
(note, in the photos I forgot to seat the turret properly when taking the pic, oops)
The Mk III was in service in the British Army between 1938 and 1941.
It was armed with a QF 2 pounder gun and a .303 Vickers machine gun.
They saw action with the British Expeditionary Force in France as well as in Greece and the Western Desert in Libya.
They had a crew of four; commander, driver, gunner and loader. 65 units were made.
(note, in the photos I forgot to seat the turret properly when taking the pic, oops)
British Fast Cavalry Tank
Cruiser MKI (A9)
Model comes in 4 parts; Hull & 3 Turrets.
The MK I was in service with the British Army between 1938 and 1941.
It weighed almost 13 tons. It was fitted with a main turret and two smaller turrets and was armed with a QF 2 pounder gun and 3 .303 Vickers machine guns.
It had a crew of six; commander, gunner, loader, driver and 2 machine gunners
The MK I was in service with the British Army between 1938 and 1941.
It weighed almost 13 tons. It was fitted with a main turret and two smaller turrets and was armed with a QF 2 pounder gun and 3 .303 Vickers machine guns.
It had a crew of six; commander, gunner, loader, driver and 2 machine gunners
British Fast Tank