Crusader tanks were designed to complement Infantry Tanks and were characterized by their light armor, good range, and speed.

They featured a narrow and long hull with a multifaceted turret and a suspension system designed for fast travel.

Armed with a two-pounder anti-tank gun, a 7.92mm Besa mg, a two-inch bomb thrower, and a second Besa MG in a small auxiliary turret,

Crusader tanks were representative of British tank design of the period.

The CruiserA15, Crusader Mk1 differed from later versions in having a separate machine gun turret.

The MkIII tomorrow.

PS Following the photography of the tanks I noticed a problem. I was given most of my 20mm tanks ages ago most assembled. These ones were S Models, but the wrong turrets was attached to the Crusader Mk1 and Mk3.

I have since remedied this, although prying them off without damaging them was no mean feat!

With the right turrets.