British Armor | LandmarkScout

An overview of all the British Tanks, Tank Destroyers, Self Propelled Guns and Utility of WW2 in our Armor collection.

Sherman Crab – Mine Flail tank based on a Sherman M4A4 (75)

Another tank from the Hobart's Funnies series is the Sherman mines flail tank named Crab. A Sherman M4 …

Posted July 23, 2023 (updated July 23, 2023) by Patrick

Top 5 WW2 Tank Museums to visit in Western Europe and the UK

This is our Top 5 of Tank Museums with WW2 tanks and armored vehicles on display that you should …

Posted March 15, 2023 (updated July 5, 2023) by Pascal

MM Park France – La Wantzenau, France

Museum MM Park France or Musée Militaire Park France in La Wantzenau has a great collection of tanks, …

Posted March 10, 2023 (updated June 29, 2023) by Patrick

17pdr SP M10 “Achilles” – British Tank Destroyer

This British 17pdr M10 Achilles tank destroyer was placed as a monument to commemorate the support of the …

Posted March 8, 2023 (updated March 8, 2023) by Pascal

Marmon Herrington M22 Locust (T9) – British Airborne Light Tank

The Marmon Herrington M22 Locust was a light tank produced from 1943 for support of British Airborne Operations …

Posted March 1, 2023 (updated March 2, 2023) by Pascal

M4A4 Sherman Firefly Vc “Little John” – British Medium Tank Destroyer

The Sherman Firefly was a modified American M4 Sherman used by the British Army during World War Two …

Posted February 25, 2023 (updated February 27, 2023) by Pascal

25pdr SP Tracked – Sexton, Self Propelled Artillery

The Canadian Sexton was a self-propelled artillery gun developed for the British army. [...]Read More...

Posted February 18, 2023 (updated February 18, 2023) by Patrick

Sherman M4A2 BARV – Beach Armoured Recovery Vehicle

The BARV, Beach Armored Recovery Vehicle, was based on the Sherman M4 Medium tank [...]Read More...

Posted February 18, 2023 (updated June 23, 2023) by Patrick

Crusader III - AA Mk III - British Anti Aircraft Tank - photo 2014

Crusader III – AA Mk III – Anti Aircraft Tank

The Crusader III AA Tank was equiped with twim 20mm Oerlikon cannons. [...]Read More...

Posted February 18, 2023 (updated February 18, 2023) by Patrick

Valentine Bridgelayer based on the Infantry Tank MK II Valentine

The Valentine Bridgelayer is based on the Valentine Infantry Tank MK II. This turretless amoured bridgelayer is fitted …

Posted February 8, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick

Cromwell Cruiser Tank Mk VIII

The Cromwell Cruiser Tank Mk VIII or Tank, Cruiser, Mk VIII, Cromwell - General Staff Number A27M. The …

Posted February 8, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick

Canal Defense Light CDL – Infantry Tank Matilda Mk II

The Canal Defence Light, based on Infantry Tank Matilda Mk II, a was a British secret weapon of …

Posted February 7, 2022 (updated June 23, 2023) by Patrick

Praying Mantis – based on a Universal Carrier

Praying Mantis - based on a Universal Carrier build to fire over obstacles. Photographed at The Tank Museum …

Posted February 7, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick

TOG II* Heavy Tank

The Tank, Heavy, TOG II* was a prototype British tank design produced in the early part of the …

Posted February 7, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick

Churchill Tank – Infantry – Black Prince – General Staff number A43

The Churchill infantry tank with General Staff number A43, the Black Prince. This tank was assigned to an …

Posted February 3, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick

Infantry Tank Mk III – Valentine

British Infantry Tank Mk III - Valentine. Photographed at The Tank Museum in Bovington, England 2017. [...]Read More...

Posted February 3, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick

Tank – Cruiser – Comet I – General Staff specification A34

Tank - Cruiser - Comet I General Staff specification A34 was a fast tank with Christie suspension. The Cruiser …

Posted February 3, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick

Crusader III – Cruiser Tank – Mk VI

Tank, Cruiser Mk VI, Crusader was a fast tank with a Christie suspension. This version had an update …

Posted February 2, 2022 (updated February 3, 2023) by Patrick