76TAC001 TACR2 RAF Camouflage Brand_Unknown one which was rugged enough

one which was rugged enough to withstand the rigors of operation at sea

defeating the classic induction engine cars

Heavy dicast chassis

HMS Belfast helped protect Arctic convoys to Russia and participated in the sinking of the German battlecruiser Scharnhorst in 1943

The engine gained the name 'Duke of York' in 1952 and was always known as 'the big engine' during its working life

76TAC001 TACR2 RAF Camouflage Brand_Unknown one which was rugged enoughDetails 1: 76 Scale model of a Range Rover 6x4 TACR2 produced in die cast metal. This model is delivered on a black base with an attached clear jewel case ready to be displayed. It can also be unscrewed from the base and placed on your model railway or diorama. The Range Rover 6x4 TACR2, (Tactical Aircraft Crash Rescue) was introduced in 1977 as a successor to the earlier TACR1 based on a Land Rover chassis. The vehicles were designed in conjunction