1:35 British Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun ARCHER - TAMIYA

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1:35 British Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun ARCHER - TAMIYADesign work began in 1942 on the Archer, a self propelled anti tank gun intended as a stopgap until a full time solution could be found. Mounting the gigantic 17 pounder gun on the relatively small Valentine infantry tank chassis was a challenge which the Archer's designers met with an unusual solution installing the gun back to front, with the fighting compartment taking up the front of the vehicle. Using armor piercing rounds, it could defeat 192mm

Photo-etched fret and link by link tracks included

and the turret was notable for having additional armor attached to protect the anti-aircraft machine gun position

The MTB achieved its targets but on the way back it was hit and sank

Features belt-type depictions of the T51 tracks

Developed from the mid-1930s as a cavalry tank

The Lince is ideal as infantry mobility vehicle and it is able to perform properly reconnaissance and scout duties

The H version was for the first time fitted with side skirts to increase armour protection

licensed production of the SU-100 started in Czechoslovakia

four to Reval

Length: 636mm

especially on the Eastern Front

Distinctive form of the truck with sloped hood is accurately reproduced