The Humber Scout Car was a British light scout car used in the Second World War. It entered service in 1942 and continued in production until 1945. Designed for reconnaissance, and liaison between armoured units, it provided protection only against light arms fire, so was not a front line vehicle. Facts Brand: Bronco Title: Humber Scout Car Mk.I w/Twins K-Gun (D-Day Version) Number: CB35016 Scale: 1:35 Type: Full kit Released: 2008 New parts Barcode: 4544032622572 (EAN) Packaging: Rigid box (Top opener) Topic: Humber Scout Car » Armoured cars (Vehicles) Markings Humber Scout Car Hummer Scout Car Mk.I British Army (1660-now)
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Humber Scout Car Mk.I Number: CB-35009 Scale: 1:35 Type: Full kit Released: 2007 New tool Barcode: 4544032101510 (EAN) Packaging: Rigid box (Top opener) Topic: Humber Scout Car » Armoured cars (Vehicles) Markings Humber Scout Car Humber Mk.I Scout Car Hæren (Royal Danish Army 1614-now) 3 Gardehusarregimentet 83-287 1950 British Army (1660-now) Barcode: 6970162330120 (EAN) Markings British soldiers (WW2) British Tank Commander British Army (1660-now) Guard Arm. Div. F198202 1945 - Germany Olive Drab Tank crew British Army (1660-now) Humber Scout Car Humber Mk.I Scout Car British Army (1660-now) 64 Anti-Tank Reg., RA, 78 Inf. Div. F198266 1944 The Humber Armoured Car was one of the most widely produced British armoured cars of the Second World War. It supplemented the Humber Light Reconnaissance Car and remained in service until the end of the war. Development [ edit] Humber Scout Car Mk.I Bronco Models Kit No. CB-35009 1:35 Scale Review by Terry Ashley Introduction:
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Completed Build Review of the Bronco Humber Scout Car Mk.I Forbes Hutton 868 subscribers Subscribe Share 2.9K views 5 years ago The build is done and the primer is on, so I share my final. First Look. The Humber scout car was a combination of Karrier KT4 artillery tractor chassis and an armored body produced by Guy Armored Car. Production of the type started in 1941, with deliveries later in the year to support the 11th Hussars in North Africa. This first variant of the Humber was with one 15mm and one 7.92mm machine guns. Bronco's kit comes in a sturdy box with a drawing of a Humber Scout Car overtaking some Sherman Firefly tanks on a dirt road, straight out of the movie "A Bridge Too Far". In fact, the scout car commander in the drawing IS a dead ringer for Michael Caine, one of the film's stars, no coincidence I would say. The result was the Humber Scout Car MkI, which appeared in early 1943. The Humber Scout Car MkI was powered by a 87 bhp Rootes 6-cylinder engine, which gave a top speed of 104 km/h on road, and a range of 320 kilometers. Armour was a maximum of 14mm and the combat weight was 3,390kg.
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HUMBER SCOUT CAR Image: Humber Scout Car Mk. I & II (IWM) Humber Scout Car Mk.I/Mk.II with double Bren gun Number: 72016 Scale: 1:72 Type: Full kit Released: 2019 New tool Topic: Humber Scout Car » Armoured cars (Vehicles) Product timeline . Tank Models. 2019.
Humber Mk.I Scout Car SKP model | No. SKP 011 | 1:35 Facts Brand: SKP model Title: Humber Mk.I Scout Car Number: SKP 011 Scale: 1:35 Type: Full kit Released: 2007 New tool Topic: Humber Scout Car » Armoured cars (Vehicles) Box contents Plastic sprue, Photoetched fret, Decalsheet (dry) Product timeline Full history » Instructions The Humber Scout Car designed emerged during 1942 at a time when the British Army was already committed to war around the world. The initial version became the Mk I and 1,698 of these were delivered. The Mk II version eventually came along and featured an improved transmission system.
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The Humber Scout Car in action. British Army vehicle, 1944. The Humber Scout car arrived in late 1942 in the first active units, used by British armoured units (such as the 11th Armoured Division and Guards Armoured Division. Like the Dingo it was used for scouting and liaison but generally considered far less capable and reliable than the Dingo. Humber Armoured Car Armored car (1939) United Kingdom - 5400 built total Roote's wheeled tank In 1939 the Royal Armoured Corps requested a reconnaissance armored car design from several manufacturers. Roote's group, then known as Karrier, was interested.
