British Humber Scout Car

*****This model is supplied with separate hatches and rescaled 15mm files where necessary. A pack of assorted tools, fuel cans etc is also included, as well as files with/without wheels etc. All models also have pre-supported options.*****

The Humber scout car was a British armoured vehicle that was used in the Second World War. It was designed to perform reconnaissance and liaison duties, as well as to support infantry and tanks. The Humber had a four-wheel drive system and a low profile, which made it agile and stealthy.

It was armed with a 15 mm Besa machine gun and a 7.92 mm Bren gun, and could carry up to three crew members. The Humber scout car was produced from 1942 to 1945, and saw service in various theatres of war, such as North Africa, Italy, France, and Germany. It was also exported to several Allied countries, such as Canada, India, and Poland.

The Humber scout car was praised for its reliability and performance, but also criticized for its limited armour protection and firepower. It was eventually replaced by more advanced armoured cars, such as the Daimler Dingo and the Staghound.