15 November 2011

British Prototype Tanks of WW2

Funky tanks and big ideas weren't just restricted to the Germans (but who could turn down a Tiger III, really?)  Anyway, the Brits had their own and creative tank designers too, some of which would look great on a Weird WW2 table.
Alecto Self Propelled Gun with a 95mm gun

The A4E10 Light Tank 
TOG II Heavy Tank
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_armoured_fighting_vehicles_of_World_War_II#Prototypes

9 comments:

  1. You can see that Tog II in the flesh (so to speak) at the Bovington Tank Museum (UK). It's a real behemoth!

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  2. You have to wonder who comes up with ideas like these and, what are they on at the time!!!

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  3. I've seen the Tog at Bovington. It's huge, a real monster.

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  4. Great find. Thanks for sharing Paul. I would like to borrow the light tank, to do some shopping. No problems then with a parking place :-D

    Greetings
    Peter
    http://peterscave.blogspot.com/

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  5. I just love the 'turretless' look of assault guns and certain tank destroyers...
    I run Stugs and Jagz in lists where clearly other tanks would maybe be better...
    I just can't help myself...those tanks just exude menace in my tiny mind.
    So low profile, so lethal.

    That self propelled gun is just soooo sexy to me...
    Googling 'Alecto.'
    :D

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  6. Love the look of the first tank, that would have been difficult to hit!!

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  7. Love the Alecto - A Very British StuG.

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  8. And by that I assume you mean wholly inadequate!?

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