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[Rob]

It will look great with that new brit infantry walking along side it i reckon.

Definitely Wayne

Rob

 

[damian]

Well this is a photo of 11th armoured in June 1942 in England hope it helps
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So could you use it protecting an airfield or base during the Battle of Britain then?

 

[Rob]

So could you use it protecting an airfield or base during the Battle of Britain then?

Damian, I suppose you could but I wonder if most armour would have been nearer the coasts or troop formations?? (happy to be wrong on that).I saw this that was widely used for defending airfields from Soldiers or Parachutists (dressed as Nuns!^&grin), looks absurd really and must have been murder on the clutch!;

 

[Mitch]

you can and it would work with the Home guard figures. Its quite limited IMO if you want to set a scene accurately for the actual landings at Normandy from 6th June onwards and, any movement through Europe as was suggested in the description by this rather famous unit. as has been said, they used Sherman's and Cromwell's.

Correct markings added and it will be a great home defence AFV.
Mitch

So could you use it protecting an airfield or base during the Battle of Britain then?

 

[TomB]

Some non desert Valetines.
Wayne.

looks like you checked out "Google Image"...some great pictures there.....it is a shame you do not get any info on the pictures....neat looking tank....cheers TomB

 

[Rob]

Can't wait to add this new K&C AFV to my other Brit armour, going to look cool with Brit Tommies

Here's another pic;

© IWM (MH 2215)

 

[uksubs]

Can't wait to add this new K&C AFV to my other Brit armour, going to look cool with Brit Tommies

© IWM (MH 2215)

Nice photo Rob but that DuplexDriveAmphibious version which look like this , the KC version is the main battle tank version from 1942