From the end of the First World War until 1945, Italy designed and used a wide variety of light tanks. Initially, the focus was on developing a vehicle inspired by a French Renault model, which led to the creation of the Fiat 3000. This was followed by the legendary light tanks, often referred to as sardine tins, which culminated in the L6/40. This second special edition, with 120 pages, contains extensive research on the Fiat 3000, CV 33 and L6/40 models, supplemented with previously unpublished material. In addition, the book contains rare, experimental and obscure models such as the CV 29, the CVP-4 and the unusual mobile shield MIAS. As always, the content is supported by a wealth of rare photographs, colour images and over 68 detailed profiles.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Cristini, Luca (Hrsg.)
Title
The Weapons Encyclopedia. Tank, Aircraft, AFV, Ship, Artillery, Vehicles, Secret Weapons. Special Album. Volume 2: Italian Light Tanks WWII
Details
English text, paperback, numerous photos, 68 colour profiles. 120 pages.
State
new
Soldiershop/Luca Cristini Ed. Via Orio 33/D 24050 Zanica (BG) Italien
