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The Churchill is seen as a replacement or successor to the Matilda II.
The first prototype came out in 1940, and series production started in 1941. There were several versions of it.
Initially equipped with a 2-pounder gun in the turret and a 3-inch howitzer in the hull, from the Mk.III a 6-pounder gun with coaxial machine gun in the turret and one machine gun in the hull front was standard.
Further changes/improvements followed. The 12-cylinder petrol engine with 350 hp (261 kW) was able to bring the 40-ton tank to a top speed of approx. 20-24 km/h.
The last batches of the tank were armed with either the QF 6-pounder or the QF 75mm gun developed from it,
plastic model kit
Decals for:
1:35 scale
unbuilt / unpainted
The first prototype came out in 1940, and series production started in 1941. There were several versions of it.
Initially equipped with a 2-pounder gun in the turret and a 3-inch howitzer in the hull, from the Mk.III a 6-pounder gun with coaxial machine gun in the turret and one machine gun in the hull front was standard.
Further changes/improvements followed. The 12-cylinder petrol engine with 350 hp (261 kW) was able to bring the 40-ton tank to a top speed of approx. 20-24 km/h.
The last batches of the tank were armed with either the QF 6-pounder or the QF 75mm gun developed from it,
plastic model kit
- turned gun barrel
- steel springs
- 3 PE frets
- vinyl tracks
Decals for:
- Royal Armoured Corps Gunnery School, Dorset UK, 1943.
- 34th Tank Brigade, France, 1944. (Note this includes the added turret armor plate)
- 3rd Battalion, Scots Guards, 6th Guards Armoured Brigade, Holland, Nov. 1944.
- 25th Armored Brigade, Italy, May 1944.
- 6th Guards Armoured Brigade, Germany, March 1945.
1:35 scale
unbuilt / unpainted
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