In 1942 the British realised that their tanks had no cannon that were equal to those of the German tanks. Consequently, they developed the Comet, which was used from 1944 onwards. This tank was a good all-rounder with extraordinary manoeuvrability and a remarkably high off-road speed. As it could not be supplied to the troops until very late in World War II it was only used occasionally in Europe.
Twee uitvoeringen mogelijk;
- 2nd File and Forfar Yeomanry headquarters Company, 11th Armoured Division, British army North Europe 1945.
- 2nd Devonshire Regiment, 231st Infantry Brigade, British Army - Germany 1945.
Aantal onderdelen; 69.
afmeting; Lengte. 103 mm.
Model details:
- Diorama base with reproduction of terrain
- Main gun with adjustable height
- Rotating gun turret
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