Crusader I L3

Crusader I L3A15 British Cruiser Tank Mk. VI the Crusader was one of the primary British cruiser tanks in WWII with over 5000 produced. Crusader Mk. I entered service in 1941 and quickly proved to be too lightly armoured and under armed. Mk. II version had a thicker armour and the final Mk. III version was upgraded with the 6 pdr gun (57mm) instead of previously used 2 pdr (40mm). The Mk. III version was a good match for the German Pz. IIIs and Pz. IVs encountered

42 self-propelled howitzer based on a StuG

The installation of a new peritlescope forced the construction of a new and larger armored housing

Weekend edition kit of US WWII fighter P-51D-10 in 1/48 scale

featured a hard-corrugated surface that facilitated effective rainwater drainage

Featuring a typical three-engine low-wing configuration

★It can also be used on softer metals such as aluminum and brass

German Army Truck

With so many airworthy two-seat Spitfires currently offering members of the public once-in-a-lifetime flight experience opportunities around the country

10 to create a light anti-tank platform

Its speed of 70 km / h and its reliability both on and off-road

In November 1956 the 830 and 831 Squadron took part in the Suez campaign

roll cage-equipped interior is realistically depicted