Airfix 1/76 Churchill Mk. VII Tank Plastic Model Kit

The Churchill was the standard British infantry tank from 1941. It was not fast but had heavy armour, good firepower and good cross-country performance. The Mk.VII used a 75mm gun and had increased frontal armour. It first saw service in Normandy in 1944.

Enjoy the nostalgia with Airfix Vintage Classics, not forgetting the Churchill Mk.VII tank! With such an impressive performance during its service, bring yours home today for a must-have injection of history to your Airfix range! Each model measures 94mm in length and contains 104 pieces to bring your Churchill Mk.VII to life. Mould Tools made in 1961, pack Illustration by Ron Jobson, 1975.

Tech Specs

This remarkable 1:76 scale model of the Churchill Mk.VII invites you to assemble 104 pieces of British armoured history. At 94mm long, this Vintage Classic kit includes mould tools crafted in 1961 and a pack illustration by Ron Jobson from 1975, offering genuine nostalgia for enthusiasts and collectors. The Churchill was the principal British infantry tank from 1941, known for its substantial armour, reliable firepower, and superior off-road capability. The Mk.VII version, with its 75mm gun and reinforced frontal armour, was first deployed in Normandy in 1944.

Key Features

• 1:76 scale model with 104 pieces
• Finished model measures 94mm in length
• Mould tools made in 1961 with original pack illustration by Ron Jobson, 1975
• Skill level 2
• Features the Mk.VII variant with 75mm gun configuration
• Part of the Airfix Vintage Classics collection

History

The Churchill served as the primary British infantry tank from 1941, crafted to support infantry movements with its robust armoured protection. Although not known for speed, the Churchill excelled with its thick armour, reliable firepower, and outstanding cross-country capabilities, proving its worth across diverse terrains.

The Mk.VII was a notable advancement in the Churchill series. Outfitted with a 75mm gun and enhanced frontal armour, it provided improved battlefield performance over earlier models. The Mk.VII debuted in Normandy in 1944, where its sturdy build and dependable performance made it a crucial asset during the Allied push through Europe.

The Churchill's reputation for resilience and its ability to navigate difficult terrain earned it respect among crews and commanders. Its unique silhouette and unwavering presence on the battlefield established it as a powerful symbol of British armoured might during the Second World War.

Key Specifications

• Finish: Plastic
• Skill Level: 2

Full Specifications