Konflikt '47: Humber MK VII Armoured Car
Advances in automated assistance have also presented opportunities to up-gun existing designs with more conventional weapons whilst improving the accuracy of such weapons on the move. The Humber Armoured Car Mk VII is one such example, removing a crew member in favour of a rudimentary onboard computer, and mounting twin automatic cannons. These modifications enable the MK VIIs to excel all the more in the reconnaissance role.
Box contains one plastic miniature with resin/Warlord resin components, supplied with assembly guide and British Commonwealth vehicle decal sheet.
Studio miniature painted by Darek Wyrozebski.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Advances in automated assistance have also presented opportunities to up-gun existing designs with more conventional weapons whilst improving the accuracy of such weapons on the move. The Humber Armoured Car Mk VII is one such example, removing a crew member in favour of a rudimentary onboard computer, and mounting twin automatic cannons. These modifications enable the MK VIIs to excel all the more in the reconnaissance role.
Box contains one plastic miniature with resin/Warlord resin components, supplied with assembly guide and British Commonwealth vehicle decal sheet.
Studio miniature painted by Darek Wyrozebski.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Description
Advances in automated assistance have also presented opportunities to up-gun existing designs with more conventional weapons whilst improving the accuracy of such weapons on the move. The Humber Armoured Car Mk VII is one such example, removing a crew member in favour of a rudimentary onboard computer, and mounting twin automatic cannons. These modifications enable the MK VIIs to excel all the more in the reconnaissance role.
Box contains one plastic miniature with resin/Warlord resin components, supplied with assembly guide and British Commonwealth vehicle decal sheet.
Studio miniature painted by Darek Wyrozebski.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
