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CVR(T) Family, Part 2
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CVR(T) Family, Part 2
Reference :
C1971-02TL
Full title : CVR(T) Family, Part 2: Spartan, Sultan, Samaritan, Samson.
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The Belgian Army were the largest export customer for the British CVR(T) family of light armoured vehicles.
These Model Foto Focus takes a thorough look around these little-documented but fascinating machines. For the modeller, these are the ultimate walkaround for an accurate model. For the historian and enthusiast, they provide a detailed insight into the design and operation of these vehicles.
In Part 1 of this study, we look at the turreted versions, Scorpion and Scimitar (including the unique driver trainer exclusively used by Belgium), and also Striker, the first of the ‘long-hulled’ CVR(T)s.
In Part 2, we will look at the other non-turreted members of the CVR(T) family.
The British and the Belgian CVR(T) families had a lot in common, especially in their early days. These books will therefore, also be of great interest to British CVR(T) enthusiasts.
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Authors : Michael Shackleton and the Gunfire Museum with the War Heritage Museum
Language : ENGLISH
Publisher : Trackpad Publishing
Collection : Trackpad Model Foto Focus
Publication date : 2018
Genre : Historical and for modelers
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Weight : 620 g
Dimensions (Width / Height / Thickness) : 29.6 x 21 x 0,8 cm
Number of pages : 140
Softcover
EAN :
ISBN :
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unused - about 500 photos
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