Vickers Light Tank Mk.V (2 pdr)
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In the latter half of the 1930s, experiments were made with mounting a 2 pounder anti-tank gun in an open-topped box turret on a Vickers Light Tank Mk.V, to create what would later be known as a tank destroyer.
It would have had the advantages of being relatively cheap, small and easily concealable, and quite fast for its time, and the 2 pounder was arguably the best ATG in existence then. However, it would have been very vulnerable to return fire from virtually anything heavier than a machine-gun.
It was not taken up by the British army, and never went into production. However, that's no reason not to have a model of it, if only for "what if?" scenarios.
The model comes in separate STLs for three components: the turret and turret plug, and the hull.
It would have had the advantages of being relatively cheap, small and easily concealable, and quite fast for its time, and the 2 pounder was arguably the best ATG in existence then. However, it would have been very vulnerable to return fire from virtually anything heavier than a machine-gun.
It was not taken up by the British army, and never went into production. However, that's no reason not to have a model of it, if only for "what if?" scenarios.
The model comes in separate STLs for three components: the turret and turret plug, and the hull.
Filename | Size | Last updated |
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VickersLightMkV2pdr.zip | 2.6 MiB | 2024-02-28 |