Tamiya 35081 - 1/35 U.S. M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage  [35081]

Tamiya 35081 - 1/35 U.S. M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage
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NZD$32.65
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
35081
GTIN:
4950344078226
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Half-track cars was indeed developed the united states of america Army through excessively very early 30s in the event that united states of america Ordnance Department learned the effective Citroen-Kegresse half-tracks from France. Various companies in the us developed half-track designs based on the Ordnance Department, the Gunningham motor company producing initial, designated T1, in 1932. By 1940 development work generated the Half-track T14 where in fact the design and look of all subsequent W.W.II duration American half songs was indeed finalised. After ward in 1940 utilising the war at the moment gripping European countries, the united states commenced a giant re-armament programme, plus in September 1940 the prevailing T14 was indeed standardised and bought into manufacturing whenever Half-track M2. The half-track finished up being envisaged as an artillery prime mover, the M2 being prepared to tow the 105mm industry howitzer and carry its group and ammunition. It was the first section of French Citroen-Kegresse. The effective utilization of the Hanomag half-track in armoured infantry part by the Germans in 1940 demonstrated that such an auto is indispensable towards united states Army, and so the present T14/M2 design had been modified as an infantry provider, with seats for infantry and stowage because of their hands and gear. Underneath the designation Half-track Personnel Carrier M3 this car became grasped plus much more popular versus initial M2. Once the M2 had interior ammunition lockers, the M3 human anatomy ended up being indeed 10 ins longer with a rear door. The following model M3A1, had a 'pulpit' to take an AA product weapon, although the M3 itself had a simple pedestal mount.

America Forces made a study for the German promotions in europe in 1940 and appreciated that anti-aircraft defence of ground forces is crucial in any future operations where comparable 'blitzkrieg' techniques involving close Luftwafte environment help would oftimes be experienced yet again. So that you can produce anti-aircraft cars quickly it had been realised your existing half-track design wound up being big and stable sufficient become adjusted, though as a permanent aim the Ordnance Department developed full-track AA automobiles just like the M19. At the same time some half-track designes had been quickly produced, the T1E1 with Bendix turret, T1E2 with Maxson turret, and T1E3 with Electro-dynamic turret. We'd been maintaining M2 vehicles combined with the turret put in a big part compartment. The turrets were of aircraft type, the T1E3 also keeping the perspex canopy. The effetiveness associated with concept have already been shown, the Maxson turret linked to T1E2 being selected. A production model, the T1E4, have been built, with the Maxson turret on a M3 car. Standardised as Several Gun Motor Carriage M13, over 500 was in fact built. An improved model, with four .50 cal machine tools were manufactured in April 1942, the model being designated GMC T58. This really is standardised as Gun Motor Carriage M16, and 724 was at fact built by White Motor Co in 1942-3. The exact same automobile (but with flat area mudguards and curved super-structure corners) ended up being the M17 built by Overseas Harvester Co in regards to the comparable Half-track M5, over 1,000 regarding the were made.

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