Soviet Armoured Cars 1936-45 Homeware turret-less vehicle intended to provide

turret-less vehicle intended to provide direct fire support for infantry formations

Researched using the papers of Reginald Fraser - the genius behind the flamethrowers - and dramatically illustrated with detailed artwork and previously unpublished photographs

opening hatches

Compact open top Wespe form is accurately captured

Hitler was determined to be better prepared

Soviet Armoured Cars 1936-45 Homeware turret-less vehicle intended to provideBy Jamie Prenatt The armoured car has an important place in the early history of Soviet armoured fighting vehicles (AFVs) they were the most important AFV during the Russian Civil War and figured prominently in the mechanization of the Red Army that began in late 1929. The 1930s saw the development and production of a wide variety of armoured cars, which were used extensively in Soviet conflicts from then on. They saw service in the Spanish Civil War,