--A collection of actors from the African Campaign on a 1/43 scale
[About the actual vehicle]
--The infantry tank Mk, III was developed and operated by the British Army during World War II.
--Development began as an improved version of the cruiser tank A10, and production began in 1940.
--The British Army was formalized as an infantry tank Mk.III and began deployment at the end of 1940.
――In 1941, he was active on the North African Campaign with the British 8th Army.
-Valentine infantry tanks were made from Mk.I to Mk.XI, but Mk.II is equipped with a 50 caliber 2-pounder gun in the main gun.
――Equipped with an in-line 6-cylinder diesel engine, it achieved a maximum speed of 24.14km / h.
[About the model]
-The model reproduces the British infantry tank Mk.III Valentine Mk.II of World War II on 1/43 scale.
--It is a finished die-cast model that has been assembled and painted.
――The total length is about 12 cm.
――The weight of the die-cast model is also attractive.
-Not only the car body shape with a unique design, but also the mechanism is firmly reproduced because of the suspension.
-The turret equipped with a 2-pound cannon can be swiveled and the barrel can be enjoyed up and down.
――This model is a model of the vehicle belonging to the British 8th Army.
--In November 1941, the coloring of the vehicle on the Libyan front in North Africa is reproduced.
-In addition, a display base that reproduces the atmosphere of the ground where you can enjoy the display is also set.
――The name is also displayed firmly on the base.
--In a window box where you can see the contents
[Major features]
--Reproduce the infantry tank Mk.III Valentine Mk.II on 1/43 scale
--Die-cast model painted finished product
--With display base with name
--Coloring is the British 8th Royal Tank Regiment vehicle in Libya in November 1941.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )