Carro Armato L6/40 Carlisle

Carro Armato L6/40 CarlisleThe Fiat L6 40 light tank was widely used by the Italian Regio Esercito during the Second World War. Designed in the late 1930s to perform advanced reconnaissance and infantry support tasks, it had a crew of two: the driver and the commander, who also operated the cannon. Entering service in 1941, it had good speed and could be used against light vehicles and lightly protected targets, while it was ineffective against more heavily armoured vehicles.

Its cockpit can simulate the characteristics of different planes such as Su-24

Not only do the ailerons lock up

and attack aircraft or fighters

To help them make it through the winter

Numerous attempts and tests were conducted to see if an aircraft could be designed to hide from radar observation

252 ammo carrier towing an Sd

Aircraft series 35 had more powerful VK- 105 PF engine

FULLY UPGRADE MOULDS

a 4-meter propeller and striking gull wings

which are usually less valued by the traditionalist bossdrivers are chiefly intended for the big transportation fleets

‘Mercury’

2 Drivers: Kunimitsu Takahashi / Keiichi Tsuchiya