[A unique supporting role on the battlefield]
- During World War II, the British army used various types of military pick-up trucks based on passenger car chassis.
- These small military vehicles were called light utility cars, and several companies developed and produced them based on their own designs, but regardless of the manufacturer or model, they were known by soldiers under the name "Tilly". .
- Rear-wheel drive, usually with an engine of around 30 hp.
- In the latter half of the war, the front line duties were handed over to the Jeep, but it was frequently used for liaison missions behind the front lines and at air force bases, and continued to run until the end of the war.
[Outline of model]
- 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit of 10HP Tilly.
- Total length 84mm. Based on research on actual vehicles, the classic form of a passenger car has been faithfully reproduced.
-The interior, cargo bed, and underside of the car body have a small number of parts, giving it a three-dimensional finish.
- You can choose to open or close the hood of the cargo bed, and you can enjoy changing the expression by opening or closing the rear flap.
-In addition to the markings of the 1944 British Army on the Northwest European front, the 1944 British Army Polish units in the UK, and the RAF vehicles, we also have a rich set of British Army division marks and unit marks.
- Comes with a driver figure.
*The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.
- Main colors used: XF-58 Olive Green, XF-1 Flat Black, XF-18 Medium Blue
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )