Bronco 1/35 British 17pdr Anti-tank Gun Mk.I | CB35024

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Bronco 1/35 British 17pdr Anti-tank Gun Mk.I | CB35024The 17 Pounder Anti Tank Gun was first proposed in early 1941 after the battle for France had shown that the armour thickness of tanks was increasing rapidly. Plans were accepted in July 1942 for the gun and its large 2 wheel carriage. Royal Ordnance factories received an order for 100 prototype guns and a small production line was set up. But with the appearance of the German Tiger tank in the Fall of 1942, efforts were speeded up. As the gun was

- Workable breech w/shell insertion possible

Modelers will find this kit assembles easily

Its design used components of the Vickers 6T tank - built under license in Poland - in a modified form as the 7TP

- StuG III Early Production MG gun shield

Among its modifications was a deep-wading muffler with a series of associated hatch seals that allowed fording of water obstacles up to a depth of 1

Worthy of special note is the fact that the soldiers are wearing traditional footwear and bindings instead of ankle boots

and Dragon allows modelers to create a fine 1/35 miniature of this very vehicle straight from the box

Dragon’s kit represents an original Ausf

- Newly tooled Magic Track

a tank that saw action in this theater

- New Carftograf decals

with more than 10