Tamiya British Cruiser Tank A34 Comet (1/35) 35380

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1/35 British Cruiser Tank A34 Comet 35380 Tamiya

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Tamiya Plastic Model Kit

British Cruiser Tank A34 Comet (1/35) 35380

This 1/35 scale Tamiya kit accurately recreates the British A34 Comet, a late-war cruiser tank that combined mobility, firepower, and improved armour. Developed from the Cromwell series, the Comet was equipped with the powerful 77mm HV gun, allowing it to effectively engage German heavy armour in the final stages of WWII.

  • 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit
  • Highly detailed moulded components for precise fit
  • Realistic depiction of the 77mm HV gun and turret structure
  • Accurately reproduced hull and suspension details
  • Assembly-type tracks with one-piece straight sections
  • Includes realistic stowage and accessories
  • Two marking options included
  • Paint and cement required (sold separately)

The A34 Comet entered service in late 1944, serving with British armoured divisions during the advance into Germany. Its combination of speed and firepower made it one of the most capable Allied tanks of the war, influencing post-war designs such as the Centurion. The Comet proved to be a reliable and respected combat vehicle, remaining in service with some armies well into the post-war era.

History:

Introduced to address the shortcomings of earlier cruiser tanks, the Comet was developed by Leyland Motors and entered combat during the closing months of WWII. Designed to counter threats like the German Panther, it carried the 77mm HV gun derived from the successful 17-pounder. The Comet’s performance on the battlefield impressed crews and commanders alike, offering a balance between mobility and striking power. It served in various roles post-war, including in the Korean War, and became a benchmark for future British tank development.

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