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Dark green '''Light Dragon Motor Tractor''', open topped, with five holes for seating soldiers which unfortunately are not on display. The vehicle has caterpillar treads, essentially an open-topped tank. | Dark green '''Light Dragon Motor [[Tractor]]''', open topped, with five holes for seating soldiers which unfortunately are not on display. The vehicle has caterpillar treads, and is essentially an open-topped tank. | ||
These artillery tractors were designed primarily to lug weapons around the battlefield, with the base being a modified design of a tank chassis. They were adapted to transport personnel as well as ammunition during WW2, as the expensive specialised vehicles with limited applications were unlikely to get funded. | These artillery tractors were designed primarily to lug weapons around the battlefield, with the base being a modified design of a tank chassis. They were adapted to transport personnel as well as ammunition during WW2, as the expensive specialised vehicles with limited applications were unlikely to get funded. | ||
This model was only available as part of the 18 Pounder Quick-Firing Field Unit. | This model was only available as part of the '''18 Pounder Quick-Firing Field Unit''' set. | ||
==Dragon Medium Mark IV== | ==Dragon Medium Mark IV== | ||
The '''Dragon Medium Mark IV''' was a redeveloped Vickers Mark E Tank, which, although the British Army passed on it, still became the most common tank design used during WW2. This heavily redesigned version intended for cargo and artillery haulage were only used in small numbers, but Dinky didn’t let that stop them making models of the vehicle. | The '''Dragon Medium Mark IV''' was a redeveloped '''[[Vickers]] Mark E Tank''', which, although the British Army passed on it, still became the most common tank design used during WW2. This heavily redesigned version intended for cargo and artillery haulage were only used in small numbers, but Dinky didn’t let that stop them making models of the vehicle. | ||
==See also:== | |||
* '''[[:Category:18-Pounder Quick-Firing Field Gun Unit (Dinky Toys 162)|18-Pounder Quick-Firing Field Gun Unit (Dinky Toys 162)]]''' | |||
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*[http://www.talkmodeltoys.com/discus/messages/27668/2022.html Light Dragon Tractor (talkmodeltoys.co.uk)] | |||
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vickers_6-Ton Vickers 6 Ton (wikipedia.org)] | |||
[[Category:18-Pounder Quick-Firing Field Gun Unit (Dinky Toys 162)]] | |||
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{{Vickers}} | |||
Latest revision as of 12:44, 13 January 2024
| Past Exhibit |
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Light Dragon Motor Tractor (Dinky Toys 162a) |
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| Arch Two , Area 21 Classic Dinky Toys (display) |
| Shelf 4 |
Dinky Toys No. 162 a: Google
| 1939 | – | 1954 |
Dark green Light Dragon Motor Tractor, open topped, with five holes for seating soldiers which unfortunately are not on display. The vehicle has caterpillar treads, and is essentially an open-topped tank.
These artillery tractors were designed primarily to lug weapons around the battlefield, with the base being a modified design of a tank chassis. They were adapted to transport personnel as well as ammunition during WW2, as the expensive specialised vehicles with limited applications were unlikely to get funded.
This model was only available as part of the 18 Pounder Quick-Firing Field Unit set.
Dragon Medium Mark IV
The Dragon Medium Mark IV was a redeveloped Vickers Mark E Tank, which, although the British Army passed on it, still became the most common tank design used during WW2. This heavily redesigned version intended for cargo and artillery haulage were only used in small numbers, but Dinky didn’t let that stop them making models of the vehicle.
