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Churchill Mk.IV
Mk.5 L/50 6 Pdr Gun
British Infantry Tank

AFV Club 1:35 Kit No. AF 35154
Kit Contents Review

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Introduction:
Following on from the previous Churchill Mk.III and Mk.III AVRE kits comes the long awaited Churchill Mk.IV with the Mk.5 L/50 6 Pdr Gun which is basically the Mk.III hull with new cast turret that had superior ballistic protection than the welded Mk.III turret. It also featured the upgraded L/50 6 Pdr Gun and played a big part in advance through NW Europe after D-Day with many specialist vehicles as well as tank guns.

The Kit:
This is a quick image expose of the kit contents with a full review to follow shortly, enjoy

Etched parts
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Metal and vinyl parts
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Full lenght soft vinyl tracks
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Clear Parts
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Decal sheet
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The Sprues:

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References:
On the net:

Armour in Focus Profiles - The Churchill Tank

book

Mr. Churchill's Tank
The British Infantry Tank Mk.IV

David Fletcher
Schiffer Military Publications
ISBN 0-7643-0679-0

See review for details.

book Churchill vol.1
GUNpower 26

By Leszek Moczulski
Published by AJ Press
ISBN 978-83-7237-194-9
book

Tamiya Photographic Album No.3
British Churchill Tank

Tamiya Plastic Model Co.

Has some excellent line drawings of the Mk.III/IV hull, turret and smaller details as well as full walkaround of the Mk.VII.

book

Churchill Infantry Tank 1941-51
New Vanguard No.4
Osprey Publishing
ISBN 1 85532 297 8

Good overall coverage of all variants of the Churchill.

book the Funnies
A History with scale plans of the 79th Armoured Division

Geoffrey W. Futter
ISBN 0 85242 405 1

Is out of print and may be hard to find but has a detailed coverage with 1/76th scale plans of all the specialised vehicles used by the 79th AD from D-Day onwards.



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