Vickers Light Tank Mk VI Buffalo

Vickers Light Tank Mk VI BuffaloOne of the first mass produced British tanks of the 1930s, the Vickers Light Tank was essentially an armoured reconnaissance vehicle. It was manufactured to an extremely high standard, with two Vickers machine guns mounted in its turret, although they couldnt be fired at the same time. Used extensively by the BEF in France and in the Western Desert at the start of the Second World War, these reliable little tanks were no match for the firepower of the

The German Army's Most Formidable Weapon

You can also choose to assemble each hatch in either open or closed positions

but the most effective solution manifested itself with the introduction of the M7 Priest

The set includes 3 figures of RAF pilots of 1939-1945 period

1 fighter-bomber with provision for underwing ordnance and the FB

★Decals are included to recreate two models that went on sale in the year 2000

February 1989

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was the modified version of SA365C

but the line-up has just gained even more firepower with this fine rendering of a StuH

with the first Royal Navy machines delivered to No

Production was completed by early 2002 at a total program cost of around 970 million US dollars