Bolt Action - Valentine Infantry Tank Mk III / V

The most produced Valentine variant, the Mk III was an improved design with a completely redesigned turret, internal mantle, and enlarged turret basket that gave the magazine more room to use the improved Mk V 2-pdr QF gun. This freed up the commander for other tasks. To compensate for the addition of the new turret, the side armor was reduced slightly from 60 mm to 50 mm. The Mk III served from 1941.

The Mk V, which was externally identical to the MK III, the main difference being a new GMC diesel engine and transmission. The MK V was put into service from 1942. The Mk III and Mk V were also supplied to the Soviet Union under the Lend-Lease program and were well liked by Soviet crews who rated their simple but effective design.

Contains a resin and metal vehicle, with a statistics card and damage markers.