Sunday, 15 December 2013
Home Guard Armour
I came across this photo on flickr while looking for Home Guard improvised armoured cars. The photo was taken by John Phillopson and is amongst a group of what I assume are a Home Guard re-enactment society.
This vehicle is based on a Triumph Standard 10 and has mock armour on the radiator and windscreen. The weapon is a Boys anti-tank rifle: just the job for taking on a Panzer Mk IV.
As far as I know this is not based on a real HG car but you never know.
In any case, it is a rich source of inspiration.
Labels:
WWII AFVs
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Great to have a model of this on the table though:).
ReplyDeleteI have been looking around the diecast people for a Standard 10' :)
DeleteShades of Car Wars!
ReplyDeleteImagine going to war in that.
DeleteThat is so neat!
ReplyDeleteIt is cool.
DeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThis standard H.G Car i understand once in blue ,a former police car i think from the channel islands ,
ReplyDeletenow owned by a member of the 23rd sussex home guard reenactment group,looks great