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1001 1/16 FRENCH LIGHT TANK RENAULT FT char canon with Girod turret


In 1917 Renault produced only 84 tanks,which was considerably behind schedule.One of the main design
problems was the turret. A small cast turret was used on the first production run of training tanks, but it

was widely regarded as being too small. A second cast-turret design was stillborn as by the time it was

ready, Estienne wanted it to mount either a 37mm gun or a machine-gun and it was only capable of

mounting the latter. In addition, there were limits to the number of cast turrets that could be manufa-

ctured. In the end, Berliet developed a simpler polygonal turret made of sheet armor plate, called the

omnibus turret. The advantage of the omnibus turret was that it could be adapted to mount either the

37mm Puteaux gun, or the 8mm Hotchkiss machine-gun. Eventually, a second, round omnibus turret 

was also developed. This was manufactured at the Acieries Paul Girod in Ugine from cast and forged

pieces. Girod began producing round omnibus turrets in 1918, and the tanks built at Renault in 1918

used both types of turret.


KIT INFO
1.Detailed static display plastic model
2.Complete interior construction
3.All the wheels & track links are movable
4.Colored PE & metal tow-chain included
5.3types of markings