Home Guard 'Malcolm Campbell' armoured car viking

Home Guard 'Malcolm Campbell' armoured car vikingIn 1940, only about one family in five owned a car; most people relied on the well developed public transport system. Most civilian cars were decommissioned during the war as petrol was at first rationed then eventually denied to civilians altogether. Petrol coupons could still be had for essential war service, so some private cars were used both as troop transports and for towing the Smith Gun. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

as most tank destroyers were

This box contains 1 x plastic M3 Light tank with options to use:

with excellent tanks and artillery

with weapon options including poleaxes

Alternatives are provided for a Javelinman or a Commander

The Belgians modified the Maxim to fire 7

Under Pelopidas

6 standard bearers)

and also pairs of arms with trumpets

Europe in the late 15th and early 16th centuries was a place of almost constant warfare

Dimensions: L200 x W65 x H70mm approx

It had a two man crew