The Type 92 Tankette was built for the Japanese cavalry corps. It manufactured by the Ishikawajima Motorcar Manufacturing Company between 1932 and 1939. Just under 13 feet long it was fitted with a turret and had a crew of three. It was powered by an Ishikawajima Inline 6-cylinder air-cooled petrol engine built under licence from… Read More »
The AEC Y Type was first produced in early 1915 and was still in production in the early 1920’s. It was based on an earlier truck that AEC were building at the time but was much lower geared to cope with the British Army’s requirements. The AEC Y Type was powered by a… Read More »
The Mercedes Benz G5 first appeared in 1938. It was powered by the Mercedes M149 4 cylinder 2,006cc water cooled petrol engine which developed 48 horsepower, giving the Mercedes a respectable top speed of around 50 mph. It was fitted with a five speed gearbox. The independent suspension both front and rear with coil springs… Read More »