Roden 801 WWII British Armoured Car Pattern 1920 Mk.I (1/35) – plastic model kit

Roden 801 WWII British Armoured Car Pattern 1920 Mk.I in 1/35 scale is a highly detailed plastic model kit, representing one of the most distinctive armored cars of the British Army. This precise model set is designed for experienced modelers and collectors of military vehicles from the first half of the 20th century.

The Pattern 1920 Mk.I was developed by the British company Vickers, based on the popularity of earlier armored cars used during World War I. The Mk.I version was armed with a machine gun and equipped with characteristic large wheels, allowing it to operate in difficult terrain. The car was used not only by Great Britain, but also by numerous Commonwealth countries during the interwar period and in the early phase of World War II, especially in North Africa, Ireland, and India. It served from 1920 to 1941, witnessing both combat with rebels as well as patrol and reconnaissance operations.

• Model scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Great Britain, Commonwealth countries
• Historical period: interwar period, World War II
• Places of use: North Africa, India, Ireland, Middle East
• Material: highest quality plastic
• Kit form: plastic model kit; glue and paints not included
• Detail finish: accurately reproduced body components, turret, and armament, including a realistic machine gun replica and details requiring precise assembly

We especially recommend this kit to advanced modelers and enthusiasts of historical vehicles due to its abundance of details and faithful reproduction of the original design. The model is perfect as the centerpiece of a diorama depicting Allied operations in Africa or Ireland.

We rate the assembly difficulty at 4/5, which means it is recommended for modelers with experience in assembling 1/35 scale military vehicle models.

Roden 801 WWII British Armoured Car Pattern 1920 Mk.I (1/35) is an excellent choice for expanding your collection, learning historical camouflage painting techniques, and broadening your knowledge of 20th-century armored vehicles.