British open cab 6x4 identification
British open cab 6x4 identification
Looking at the vehicle ID and captured vehicles threads in the axis vehicles section, I sometimes struggle to ID the very similar looking British forward control trucks, particularly the 'pneumonia wagon' open cab 3 ton 6x4s of the late '30s. Thought it might help to post a few identified photos.
First, AEC
AEC Marshall II:
AEC Marshall II bridging rig:
AEC Marshall II without the AEC grille shroud, in an interesting photo apparently with captured tommys:
First, AEC
AEC Marshall II:
AEC Marshall II bridging rig:
AEC Marshall II without the AEC grille shroud, in an interesting photo apparently with captured tommys:
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Crossley
This is said to be a Crossley IGL7 - confirmation appreciated. Supposedly the differences between the various forward control IGLs are just in engine, transmission and wheelbase:
Crossley IGL8:
Crossley IGL8 in a great photo of a captured vehicle:
Crossley IGL8:
Crossley IGL8 in a great photo of a captured vehicle:
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Thornycroft
Thornycroft Tartar (captured):
Thornycroft Tartar:
There are also some great factory shots of Tartars at http://www.thornycroft.org.uk/Thornycro ... up%20E.htm
Thornycroft Tartar:
There are also some great factory shots of Tartars at http://www.thornycroft.org.uk/Thornycro ... up%20E.htm