1/72 Wings of the Great War (WW10301) British Rolls Royce Armoured Car (Pattern 1914) 8-C-2 Royal Naval Air Service (Limited Edition)
WW10301 WWI British Rolls Royce Armoured Car Developed in Britain during World War I, the Rolls Royce Armoured Car - of which only 120 were manufactured - first saw combat action in early 1915. Though it was poorly suited for the muddy trench conditions of the Western Front, it proved adept on battlefields in the Near East. Indeed, Lawrence of Arabia called the Rolls Royce vehicle "more valuable than rubies." More than 70 remained in service at the outbreak of World War II. Made of resin, this 1:72 scale display model replicates the combat car and features a realistic Vickers machine gun, running boards, a colorful flag, treaded tires (including side-mounted spare), and a display base.
