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 ALLIED
ARMORED
FIGHTING VEHICLES
1 :72 SCALE
GEORGE R. BRADFORD
STACKPOLE
BOOKS
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2009 by G rg Bradf rd
UNITED STATE
M2A4 Light Tank
M3 1 Whit Sc ut Car
M2 1 M dium Tank
M2 Half-Track Car
T16 Half-Track Car
Marmon-H rrington CTMS-1TB 1 Light Tank
Marmon-H rringt n MTLS-1GI4 Light Tank
M3 75rnrn Gun M t r Carri
M tuart I Li ht Tank ( arly)
M3 L M dium Tank ( arly)
M4A1 Sh rman M dium Tank ( arly)
T 19 105rnrn H witz r Motor Carria
T30 75mm Howit r M t r Carria
M4 h rman M dium Tank 75rnrn (Dry)
M3 L M dium Tank (lat )
M3A1 L M dium Tank
M3A1 Stuart III Light Tank
M4A2 Sh rman M dium Tank 75rnrn (Dry)
M15 Multipl Gun M tor Carriag
M8 ott H witz r Motor Carriag
M2A1 Half-Track ar
M9A1 Half-Track
M3A4 L M dium Tank
T13 Arm r d Car
T18 2 Boarhound Hay Armor d Car
M29 W a
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T17 D rhound M dium Armor d Car
T24 Scout Car
T17 1 Staghound Armor d Car
T17 2 Stagh und Anti-Aircraft Arm r d Car
Grant I Crui r Tank
M7 Pri t Howit r M t r Carriag
M31 (T2) Armor d R
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M Gr yhound Li ht Armor d Car
M6A1 Hay Tank
M15A1 C mbinati n Gun M tor Carria
M20 Armor d Command Car
M4A3 Sh rman M dium Tank 75mm (W t)
M3 3 tuart V Light Tank
M4A4 Sh rman M dium Tank 75rnrn (Dry)
M12 155mm Gun M tor Carriag
M30 Cargo Carri r
M5A1 Stuart VI Light Tank
M10 3-inch Gun Motor Carriag
M4A1 (76)W Sh rman Medium Tank
M4A E2 Jumbo A ault Tank
M18 H
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Cat 76mm Gun Motor Carriag
M3A2 Half-Track
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M4A2(76)W h rman M dium Tank
M39 Armor d Utility
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M24 haft Light Tank
M22 (T9E1) L u t Li ht Tank
LVT( )-1 mphibi u Landing Vehicle
LVT(A)-4 Amphibiou Landing Vehicle
T1 3 Aunt J mima Mine Exploder
M36 90rnrn Gun Motor Carriage
M36B 1 90rnrn Gun Motor Carriage
M 7 105rnrn Howitz r Motor Carriag
h rman alliop R k t Launch r
GM DUKW-353
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M4A (76)W HV h rm n (M4
M26 P r hin M dium
T26 4 up r P r hin
T2 up rh a y Tank
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Cover de ign b Wend A. Reynold
Print d in th Unit d tat of Am rica
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FIRST DITIO
BRIT IN
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Mk. I Crui r Tank (A9)
M rri CS9ILAC Arm r d R c nnai ance Car
Matilda Infantry Tank Mk. I (All)
Mk. III Crui r
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Mk. IV Crui r Tank ( 1 Mk. II)
Mk. IV rui r
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Univ r al Carri r N . 1, M . I
Mk. IIA Crui r Tank (A10)
rd Indian Patt rn arri r Mk. IIA
M tilda Infantry
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Mk. VI Li ht Tank
Mk. VIB Li ht Tank
Mk. V** Crui r Tank v nant rIll
Humb r Light R c n Car Mk. III
Mk. VI Crui r Tank ru ad r I (A15)
Mk. VIA Crui r Tank ru d r II ( 15)
Br n Gun Carri r No.2 M . I (A15)
Light Recon Car, Bar tt M . III
Humber Scout Car Mk. I
Grant I Crui r Tank
Stuart I Light Tank (Hon y)
Mk. II Anti-Aircraft Light Tank
AEC Dorche ter Armored Command
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Mk. III Infantry Tank Valentin II
Mk. IIA* Infantry Tank Matilda IV (A12)
Daimler Mk. I Armored Car
Bi hop Self-Propelled 25-pdr
Mk. VI Crui er Tank Cru ad rIll (A15)
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EC Carrier for 6-pdr Gun Mk. I Deacon
Daimler Scout Car Mk. II
Mk. IV Infantry Tank Churchill Mk. I (A22)
Mk. IV Infantry Tank Churchill Mk. II (A22)
Staghound III Armored Car
Mk. III Infantry Tank Valentine Mk. III
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Mk. IV Crui r Tank Cromwell (A27M)
Self-Propelled 17-pdr Archer
Churchill AVRE Carp t Layer
Anti-Aircraft Crui er Tank Mk. II Cru ader III
17 -pdr Self-Propelled M 10, Achille IIC
AEC Mk. I Armored Car
Grant Scorpion IV Mine CI aring Flail
Sherman V, Crab II Flail
Chall nger Crui r Tank (A30)
AEC Mk. III Armor d Car
Churchill Mk. VII Crocodile Flamethrower
Sherman BARV
Humb r Mk. II Armor d Car
Morri Mk. II Recon Car
Churchill NA75 Infantry Tank
Mk. VII Light Tank Tetrarch
Sh rman VC Firefly
M3A3 Stuart V Recc
Sherman IC Fir fly
Mk. IV Infantry Tank Churchill Mk. V (A22)
M3 Canal D
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Mk. III Infantry Tank Val ntine Mk. XI
Comet Crui er Tank (A34)
Churchi1l3-inch Gun Carrier Mk. I (A22D)
Avenger (A30)
Black Prince Infantry Tank (A43)
Centurion Mk. I MBT (A41 prototype)
Tortoi e A ault Tank (A3 9)
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AMD Panhard 178 Armored Car
Lorraine 1938L Armored Per onnel Carrier
AMD Panhard 178B Armored Car
SOMDA S-35 Medium Tank
Renault R-35 Light Tank
Hotchki H-39 Light Tank
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INTRODUCTION
RUSSIA
BT-5 Fa t Tank (M.1934)
BT-7 Fa t Tank (M.1937)
BA-10M Armored Car (M.1939)
T-26S Light Tank (M.1939)
SMK Heavy Tank
T-28 Medium Tank (M.1934)
T-38 Light Amphibiou Tank (M.1937)
T-35 Heavy Tank (M.1935)
KV-2 Heavy Tank (M.1939)
T-34 Medium Tank (M.1940)
KV-2 Heavy Tank (M.1940)
KV-1 Heavy Tank (welded) (M.1941)
T-40 Amphibiou Light Tank (M.1940)
BA-6 Medium Armored Car (M.1938)
KV-1 Heavy Tank (ca t) (M.1941)
T-60 Light Tank (M.1941)
KV-220 Super Heavy Tank
Kom omolyet STZ-3 Armor d Artillery Tractor
T-34/76 Medium Tank (M.1942/43)
KV-1 Ekranami Heavy Tank (M.1941)
BA-64B Light Armored Car (M.1943)
KV-1C Heavy Tank (M.1942)
T-34/76 Medium Tank (M.1943)
KV-1 Heavy Tank
SD-122A aultGun(M.1943)
KV-8 Heavy Flamethrower Tank
SD-76iA aultGun
BTR-40 Recon Scout Car and Troop Carrier
T-70M Light Tank
SD-85 Tank De troyer
SD-152 Heavy A ault Gun
ISD-122 Heavy Tank De troyer
ISD-152 Heavy A ault Tank
SD-76M Self-Propelled Gun
KV-85 Heavy Tank
T-34/76 Medium Tank (M.1943/44)
SD-100 H avy Tank D troy r
SD-76M Self-Prop lIed Gun
T-34/85 Medium Tank
T-44 Medium Tank
IS-2m Heavy Tank
IS-3 Heavy Tank (M.1945)
SD-101 Tank De troyer
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ing of armored fighting vehicle of World War
II
i
dedicated to 1
:72
cal drawing of AlIi d v hicl and
i meant for tho e AFV mod I r who pref r thi v ry popular
mall- cale product range. Th model r ar pr ud to lab I
it a "Braille Scale," mainly becau e the part are
0
mall in
orne ca e that you are almo t forced to go by
f
el.
The drawing are organized in a mor or I chronological
order, with the earlie t at th b ginning and th lat it m at th
end of their ection. Thi i by no mean a compl te coverag
of every vehicle from the World War
II
period, but it will be a
great re ource for anyone modeling
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1
:72
cale and other
who merely want a ingle reference book packed with mutiple-
view AFV plan .
The ultimate purpo e of thi eri of book wa to try to
pre ent a equence of World War
II
military vehicle plan-vi w
cale drawing all in one place. Mo t of the e drawing di play
4-view plan, but with orne of the maIler v hicl ,we
w
re
able to how five or more view. However, no matter how well
the plan are drawn, it will alway be nece ary to hav uf-
ficient photo reference book a well. There are a number of
"walk around" and clo e-up view erie on th market to give
the uper detailer all the finer detail they could a k for.
CAN DA
Ram I Crui r Tank
Ram II Crui r Tank
Grizzly I Crui r Tank
C15-TAArmor d Truck
Ott r Armor d Car
Sexton I S If-Propell d Gun
CMP Bofor Self-Prop 11 d Anti-Aircraft Gun
Ford Lynx Scout Car I
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Fox Armor d Car
Se ton II S If-Prop 11 d Gun
Ram Badg r Flamethrow r Tank
Ram Kangaroo Armor d P ronnel Carrier
Chevrol t i ld Artillery Tractor
Wind or Carri r
Skink 20mm Quad Anti-Aircraft Tank
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FRANCE
FCM Char 2C Heavy Tank
AMD Laffly S.15 TOE Armored Car
AMC Schneider P16
Char Renault D2
affly Typ W15 TCC
h r B 1 bi Medium Tank
6 Light Tank
nault ACG 1 Light Tank
y 80 AM Reconnai ance Car
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SOUTH AFRICA
Marmon-Herrington Mk. I Armored Car
Marmon-Herrington Mk. II Armored Car
Marmon-Herrington Mk. III Armored Car
Marmon-Herrington Mk. IV Armored Car
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Bibliography
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Ba i Tank Component
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Variou Modeling Scales Chart
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UNITED STATES
M2A4 Light Tank
(early production)
SCALE
CONVERSIONS
By May 1940, the M2A4 Light Tank was finally into production. The eventual
output was a mere 365 vehicles and ended around March 1941. An additional ten
were assembled about a year later, bringing the total to 375.
Most of these were pressed into service as training vehicles by the U.S. Army
during the 1940-42 period. However, 36 were also shipped to England as part of
Lend-Lease.
The U.S. Marine Corps also employed the M2A4 as part of its light tank force
on Guadalcanal.
REDUCING
1:72 to 1:76 Scale
=
95%
1:48 to 1:72 Scale
=
66%
1:48 to 1:76 Scale
=
63%
1:48 to 1:87 Scale
=
55%
1:48 to 1:87 Scale
=
55%
1:35 to 1:48 Scale
=
73%
1:35 to 1:76 Scale
=
46%
1:35 to 1:72 Scale
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49%
1:35 to 1:87 Scale
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41 %
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1:72 scale
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M3Al White Scout Car
(late production)
ENLARGING
1:72 to 1:35 Scale
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207%
1:72 to 1:48 Scale
=
150%
1:72 to 1: 16 Scale
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450%
1:48 to 1:35 Scale
=
138%
1:48 to 1:32 Scale
=
150%
1:48 to 1:16 Scale
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300%
1:35 to 1:32 Scale
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109%
1:35 to 1:16 Scale
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218%
During World War II, the White Motor Company was produc-
ing M3A1 Scout Cars. They were the prewar M3 Scout Car
but with a wider hull and the sprung roller on the front. A
total of 20,856 were built during the war to serve as anything
from armored personnel carriers to command vehicles and
ambulances. They came with a removeable tarpaulin top,
sometimes referred to as a "tilt."
The M3A1 Scout Cars were supplied to many countries
during the war, including Russia and Canada, and also
soldiered on in lesser nations well after the war.
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