TAMIYA 1/48 British Flamethrower Tank Churchill Mk.VII Crocodile (WWII)
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TAMIYA 1/48 British Flamethrower Tank Churchill Mk.VII Crocodile (WWII)
£24.28
£26.99
Ex Tax: £20.23
- Model: TAM32594 TAMIYA 1/48 British Churchill Crocodile
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TAMIYA 1/48 British Cromwell Mk.IV British Cruiser Tank Mk.VIII
, A27M (WWII) tamiya
, british
, cromwell
, mk.iv
, cruiser
, tank
, mk.viii
,
, a27m
, (wwii)
, vehicles
, and
, artillery flamethrower
, churchill
, crocodile
The Mk.VII British Churchill infantry tank was manufactured from late 1943, its 75mm gun and improved armor making it an offensive and defensive upgrade over preceding variants as the Mk.VII proved its worth in the aftermath of the Normandy landings and onward. The Mk.VII Crocodile was a version with an 80-meter range flamethrower in place of the front machine gun, and trailer for fuel and compressed nitrogen propellant; it promised to strike fear into the heart of the enemy. Further details about this kit can be found on the TAMIYA website here https://www.tamiya.com/english/products/32594/index.htm
This is a 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit which can be assembled as the Mk.VII infantry tank or Mk.VII Crocodile. Length: 250mm (Crocodile); 156mm (Mk.VII infantry tank), width: 72mm. The functional form of the vehicles is accurately captured in compact 1/48. Assembly type tracks feature one-piece straight sections. The set comes with a commander torso figure and two marking options. Hull weights give the completed model a realistic, heavy feel.
Please be aware that this is a plastic scale model kit which requires full assembly, painting and weathering, pictures shown provide an example of what can be achieved with time and patience. There are a host of handy YouTube videos and other online resources which can help you get up to date on the latest modelling tips and tricks. There are also a host of modelling magazines that contain information with modelling techniques. As always we are happy to help you with any questions you might have, you can contact us on social media Facebook, Twitter & Instagram (Links at the top & bottom of our website) or via email using the contact us section in the footer of our website.
External Links
ScaleModelAircraft on YouTube has a briliant assembly tutorial / review video which you can watch here;
