A total of 3961 of this unusual Canadian built armoured truck were produced between 1943 and 1944. Seen as a cheaper alternative to Halftracks, they saw service in Italy and NW Europe late in the war. Some of these vehicles also saw service in Korea and in Indochina.
Based on the GM15TA Armoured Truck (UK014), only a few of these Canadian built armoured ambulances were built in time to see service in NW Europe.....
This model represents the Canadian built Dodge D15 truck widely used by the Canadian and British Army, especially...
This American built truck was originally a contract for the French Army and many were supplied before the Fall of France. Subsequently captured these vehicles were used by the Wehrmacht in France and in the USSR. The remainder of the contract was taken up by Britain under Lend-Lease and these rugged vehicles were subsequently used on all fronts. This superb kit comes with the distinctive brush guard reproduced in brass.
This model represents the LWB version of these Canadian built General Service Trucks with the No.11 cab. The model has a full interior with optional tilt cover. They were used by the British and Canadians on all fronts from 1940.
This model represents the LWB version of these Canadian built G.S. Trucks with the later No.12 cab. They were used by the British and Canadians on all fronts from 1941.
This model represents the LWB version of these Canadian built General Service Trucks with the ubiquitous No.13 cab. They were used by British, Canadians and other Commonwealth forces on all fronts from 1942 onwards. The kit includes an etched brass fret with the radiator grill, mud guards, etc.
This model represents the LWB version of these Canadian built ambulances. The kit is supplied with both the No.12 and No.13 cabs. (Etched brass fret with Brush Guard,Mud Flaps, etc., supplied)
This vehicle represents one of the Workshop/Maintenance trucks required to keep an armoured division...(Etched brass fret with Brush Guard,Mud Flaps, etc., supplied)
This model represents one of the types of Anti-Tank gun Portees, in this case based on a Ford 30cwt ... The model shown above was built and painted by Sandy Roberts of Arbroath.
Our model represents the later version Mk.III of the ubiquitous "Quad" or "FAT", the standard gun tractor for the 25pdr. Field Gun during WWII.
We also supply the 25pdr. and the 17/25pdr.(Pheasant), both of which were towed by the Quad.
The MI/Mk.II version also is available.
