Churchill Mk. VII Crocodile 1/48

The Churchill design was the result of the experience of the British armed forces at the beginning of the Second World War, a more modern design that could be produced quickly to compensate for the losses of battle tanks after the evacuation of Dunkirk.
The Mk.VII variant was armed with a 75mm gun and had improved armour up to 152mm thick.
The Crocodile was a variant of the Churchill and instead of the front machine gun had a flamethrower with a range of over 80 metres and towed compressed nitrogen propellant in a trailer

Plastic model kit

• Length: 250 mm (Crocodile), 156 mm (Mk.VII infantry tank), width: 72 mm
• The Crocodile variant has special flamethrower, trailer and rear parts
• link-and-length tracks
• Multi-part replica of the Crocodile trailer coupling.
• Half figure of the commander
• Turret hatch can be displayed open or closed
• Front track plates are optional.
• Marking options for a Crocodile and a Mk.VII main battle tank

1:48 scale

unbuilt / unpainted