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Italian AS-42 Saharianna Armored Car (1:43 Scale)
Italian AS-42 Saharianna Armored Car

Atlas Editions Italian AS-42 Saharianna Armored Car




 
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Atlas Editions ATL7123122 Italian AS-42 Saharianna Armored Car (1:43 Scale) "Neutrals never dominate events. They always sink. Blood alone moves the wheels of history."
- Italian Dictator, Benito Mussolini

The AS-42 was an unusual but highly successful vehicle derived from the AB 41 armored car with some improved features found in the AB 43. Primarily used as a reconnaissance vehicle and designed for operations in North Africa, the AS-42 would eventually see service in a variety of other roles including pursuit of raiding parties and operation behind enemy lines. The vehicle was commonly known as La Sahariana and was equipped with a plethora of armament including 20mm AA guns, 13.2 heavy machine guns, 20mm Solothurn anti-tank guns, and occasionally a 37mm anti-tank gun. Local improvisions occured as well depending upon the situation and was even used by RSI paratroopers after the Italian surrender in late 1943.

Pictured here is a 1:43 scale replica of an Italian Camionetta AS-42 Saharianna armored car. Now in stock!



Dimensions:
Length: 4-inches
Width: 2-inches

Release Date: August 2017

Features
  • Diecast construction
  • Rolling wheels
  • Realistic painting and accurate insignia
  • Comes with acrylic display case and stenciled terrain base

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