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Gecko Models Canadian Badger Flamethrower Ram Mk II (1/35) 35GM0086

SKU: 35GM0086

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Gecko Models Canadian Badger Flamethrower Ram Mk II (1/35) 35GM0086

Gecko Models 1/35 Military Vehicle Kit

Canadian Badger Flamethrower Ram Mk II

  • 1/35 scale injection-moulded plastic model kit
  • Accurate recreation of the Badger flamethrower tank based on the Ram Mk II chassis
  • Includes full interior detailing including crew stations and fuel tanks
  • Detailed flame projector and turret components
  • Optional photo-etched parts for enhanced realism
  • Link-and-length tracks included
  • Decal options for Canadian Army units
  • Unassembled and unpainted, glue and paints required

History:

The Badger was a Canadian adaptation of the Ram Mk II tank, modified to serve as a flamethrower vehicle during the final stages of the Second World War. Created as a response to the need for close-in infantry support against fortified positions, the Badger replaced its main armament with a flame projector and was equipped with a large fuel reservoir housed inside the tank. These vehicles were typically used in support of Canadian and British infantry, especially during operations in North-West Europe following the Normandy landings in 1944.

Although the Badger was not as numerous as other flamethrower tanks like the Churchill Crocodile, it proved highly effective in combat. Its compact turret and Ram-based mobility made it suitable for battlefield support roles, particularly in urban environments and fortified areas. Gecko Models’ kit faithfully captures the distinct features of this unique vehicle, making it a valuable addition for modellers focused on late-war Commonwealth armour or specialised engineering equipment.