
Armadillo Mk III Improvised Vehicle - British Army
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The British Armadillo Mk III Improvised Vehicle pack contains:
- 1 resin and metal Armadillo
- 1 Stat card
- Full colour waterslide decal sheet
- Damage markers
Armadillos were improvised armoured self-propelled guns based on any available lorry chassis for airfield defence. The āarmourā consisted of wood and/or steel plates lined with gravel. The Mark I and II were armed with two Lewis Guns mounted in an open-topped āfortā, plonked onto a flatbed lorry that itself lacked even an armoured cab
An embrasure on each side allowed one Lewis Gun and one rifle to be fired into each side arc (the vehicle also contained a fifth gunner with another rifle who could fire over the top of the fort walls in any direction assuming he was feeling lucky or merely suicidal)
The Mk III incorporated a Coventry Ordnance Works, clip-fired 37mm aircraft cannon designed during World War I. It was located right behind the fighting compartment so the gunner could operate it while inside the fort. In 1942 some were equipped with plastic armour
Models are supplied unpainted and require assembly
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Buy Bolt Action Models Now, Get 20% Off RRP - Free UK Delivery Over £75 - Same Day Dispatch In Stock Orders - Royal Mail Standard Service
The British Armadillo Mk III Improvised Vehicle pack contains:
- 1 resin and metal Armadillo
- 1 Stat card
- Full colour waterslide decal sheet
- Damage markers
Armadillos were improvised armoured self-propelled guns based on any available lorry chassis for airfield defence. The āarmourā consisted of wood and/or steel plates lined with gravel. The Mark I and II were armed with two Lewis Guns mounted in an open-topped āfortā, plonked onto a flatbed lorry that itself lacked even an armoured cab
An embrasure on each side allowed one Lewis Gun and one rifle to be fired into each side arc (the vehicle also contained a fifth gunner with another rifle who could fire over the top of the fort walls in any direction assuming he was feeling lucky or merely suicidal)
The Mk III incorporated a Coventry Ordnance Works, clip-fired 37mm aircraft cannon designed during World War I. It was located right behind the fighting compartment so the gunner could operate it while inside the fort. In 1942 some were equipped with plastic armour
Models are supplied unpainted and require assembly











