Crusader III 4823044406326

Crusader III 4823044406326A15 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

Features new parts except for M2 heavy machine gun and transparent parts

Zimmerit coating was applied on German tanks to protect them from the threat of magnetic mines

This model depicts the ship as she appeared during that operation and even includes parts for sixteen B-25 bombers

based upon extensive research of the actual tank

Solid and reliable

“Daddy´s Girl”

In the Mediterranean

They had good performance

This variant BM-13NM uses postwar chassis ZIL-157 and was produced since 1958 to middle of 1960s

which produced this tractor at the automobile plant in Courbevoie

BTR-152s were available in several marks

and until 1943 the regiment used a total of 30 units