Home Guard 'Malcolm Campbell' armoured car anglo-zulu-war belching smoke and flames with

belching smoke and flames with a frightening roar that no simple country lad was likely to have heard before

twenty-four of the class served in the Imperial Japanese Navy

Entertain the troops with a dancing bear

Union army (blue plastic) - 8 infantry regiments

the 47/32 was an effective anti-tank platform in the earlier stages of the war

Home Guard 'Malcolm Campbell' armoured car anglo-zulu-war belching smoke and flames withIn 1940, only about one family in five owned a car; most people relied on the well developed public transport system. Most civilian cars were decommissioned during the war as petrol was at first rationed then eventually denied to civilians altogether. Petrol coupons could still be had for essential war service, so some private cars were used both as troop transports and for towing the Smith Gun. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted