Renault AHN2 Cargo Carrier

Renault AHN2 Cargo CarrierRenault began developing the AH series of trucks for the French army in 1939. One of these medium trucks in the 3 tonne class was the AHN, with a payload of 3. 5 tons. The prototype was presented in February 1940. Its design was quite simple, with a flat cab without a bonnet. Series production began in March 1941 at Boulogne Billancourt, specifically for the German. Many AHN trucks were used by all the German armies until the end of the war, on the

12 Acrylic Paints

with limousine coachwork by Fresnay

something enemy fighter pilots had been exploiting since the B-24's introduction

The P-51 is recorded as being the top scoring Allied fighter of the war with 4

With over 13

Curved Hook and Horn in resin for the best reproduction

with the highly visible red cross on a white disk positioned prominently on all sides to hopefully ensure the vehicles occupants didn't come under fire

respectively

forces suffered 40 thousand casualties in 17 exhausting days of combat

Able to be armed with machine guns and to tow small artillery pieces

This arrangement saw two gas turbine engines mounted side by side in the nose of the gannet

as the soldiers closed on each other