1:72 IBG Models 72147 Daimler Armoured Car Mk.I Close Support WWII - British Armoured Car Plastic Model kit

With the 1:72 IBG Models 72147 Daimler Armoured Car Mk.I Close Support, you can build a rare British armoured car variant from the Second World War. The Daimler Armoured Car became known for its strong combination of speed, manoeuvrability and firepower and entered service with British and Allied units from 1941. This Close Support version stood out through its 76.2 mm howitzer and was produced only in very limited numbers, making it a distinctive addition to your collection.

The Daimler Armoured Car was developed from the successful Dingo scout car and evolved into a heavier fighting vehicle with a two-man turret. The standard version carried a 40 mm 2-pounder gun together with Besa and Bren machine guns, while the CS variant was intended to provide supporting fire with its larger howitzer. Its 95 hp Daimler 27 engine gave the vehicle the mobility that made it so useful during reconnaissance and combat operations.

Daimler armoured cars served in North Africa and Western Europe and were also operated by Canadian, Australian and Polish units. After the Second World War, they remained in service for many years and even appeared during the Korean War. For enthusiasts of British WWII vehicles and less common armoured car variants, this Close Support version makes a particularly interesting modelling subject.

Features:
– 1:72 scale
– Plastic model kit of the Daimler Armoured Car Mk.I Close Support
– British heavy armoured car from the Second World War
– Close Support version armed with a 76.2 mm howitzer
– Produced in very limited numbers
– Developed from the Daimler Dingo scout car
– Original Daimler Armoured Car powered by a 95 hp Daimler 27 engine
– Historically deployed in North Africa and Western Europe
– Also operated by Canadian Australian and Polish units
– Distinctive subject for British WWII dioramas and armoured vehicle collections

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