This was a New Zealand assembled version of the Indian pattern carrier. It differed from the original Indian vehicle by being welded rather than riveted, and it had larger wheels. It shared with its progenitor the flaws of being under-powered, and having quite poor off-road performance, and the New Zealand carrier didn't see overseas service at all until the Korean War, when it was employed as an artillery observation vehicle.
The Indian pattern, on the other hand, saw service in North Africa and in the Far East, and I have painted this one up as one of those in the desert theatre, in a camouflage pattern from about 1942-43.
The model is a 1:100 scale (15mm) 3d print, designed by M. Bergman and printed by me on my Ender 3.
Thank you for the backstory.
ReplyDeleteThe model and your brushwork on it look fantastic.
Good job! Good that the printer is working again!
ReplyDeleteI've used that one too. For the Desert. Nepalese jumping out of them are...fun...
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