Renault R35 Light Tank
Introduced in 1933, these 2 man light tanks were equipped with a short barrelled 37mm gun, and were ....
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Renault R40 Light Tank
The R40 differed from the R35 (BF01) by the addition AMX 40 suspension system and was introduced in 1940. See BF01 for operational use.Out of stockHotchkiss H35 Light Tank
.....Although similar to the R35, they had a distinctive hull shape and different suspension.Sorry, we only have 10 of that item availableHotchkiss H39 Light Tank
The H39 was an upgraded version of the H35 (BF03) and had a redesigned hull and differences in the suspension system, etc.,Sorry, we only have 4 of that item availableHotchkiss SA34 25mm Anti-Tank Gun
Usually referred to as the 34SA, this weapon was designed in 1934 as the French Armies standard light infantry anti-tank weapon. Issued to the British Army, it was used by the BEF as their first portee anti-tank gun. Following the fall of France it was also taken into German service although only issued to second line units as the 2.5cm PaK112(f).
Sorry, we only have 999999 of that item availableHotchkiss SA37 Anti-Tank Gun
Usually referred to as the 37SA, this weapon was introduced in 1937 and was a lightened version of the earlier 34SA with a slightly longer L/77 barrel, different wheels and no front splash shield. Also used by the Wehrmacht as the 2.5cm PaK113(f).
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Somua S35 Cavalry Tank
Built between 1936 and 1940,nearly 430 were available to France when Germany invaded the Low Countries in May 1940. Regarded as superior to any other medium tank in the Allied ranks it was however only comparable to the German Pz.III. Although it proved to be a tactically effective tank, French strategic mistakes in their deployment negated their effectiveness. The surviving vehicles were taken into German service.
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