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British Tank A34 Comet, 1st RTR, British Army,Hong Kong, 1950s. HG5203 1:72
Hobby Master Ground Power Series
British Tank A34 Comet, 1st RTR, British Army, Sek Kong Camp, Hong Kong, 1950s.
1:72 Scale
Item: HG5203
British Tank A34 Comet, 1st RTR, British Army, Sek Kong Camp, Hong Kong, 1950s.
1:72 Scale
Item: HG5203
Details
Hobby Master Ground Power Series
British Tank A34 Comet, 1st RTR, British Army, Sek Kong Camp, Hong Kong, 1950s.
1:72 Scale
Item: HG5203
Authentic Detailing
Pre-Painted by professionals
Accurate paint colors
Markings Tampo (pad) applied
Fully Assembled
Die-Cast Model
True to Scale (1:72)
Weathering and insignias
Turret turns
Main gun elevates
Metal chassis, turret and main gun
Realistic tracks
Tracks replicate real track droop
The British Cruiser Tank A34 “Comet” was designed to correct some of the problems with
the Cromwell Tank as well as providing better anti-tank capability for their squadrons. The
Comet was late entering WWII so it wasn’t involved in any major battles but with its new
main gun it could take on Germany’s large tanks. After WWII the Comet saw combat in
Korea and remained in the British inventory until 1958. The Comet was sold to 5 other
countries and some even operated until the 1970s.
The British Army 11th Armoured Division was formed in 1941 and became known as the
Black Bulls. On June 13, 1944 the Division landed on Juno Beach and took part in several
major operations. On September 4, 1944 the Division captured Antwerp and headed
towards Germany. The 11th AD was held in reserve until March 28 and then crossed the
Rhine taking Gescher on the 30th. On March 31st the 3rd RTR (Royal Tank Regiment)
struck out to capture Bergen-Belsen concentration camp on April 15th 1945.
Additional Info
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Stock#HG5203
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BrandHobby Master
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ColorCamouflage
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Country of ManufactureN/A
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TypeTank
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Vehicle ModelCruiser
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EraWorld War II
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CountryGreat Britain
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Scale1:72
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.