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Humber Light Reconnaissance Car
Mark II

Statistics
| Country of Orgin/Used by: | UK |
| First Produced/Service Dates: | 1941? |
| Manufactured by: | Rootes Group (Humber) |
| Crew: | 3 |
| Armament: | (1) Boys .55 Anti-Tank Gun and (1) Bren .303 light machine gun. |
| Engine: | Humber, gasoline, liquid cooled, producing 85 hp |
| Miscellaneous: |
Although still using the same Humber 8 cwt 4x2 chassis as the Humber LRC Mark I, the Mark II had improved ride, and a turret for a BREN light machine gun. Although it is sometimes difficult to tell a Mark II from a Mark III LRC, the forward fender of the Mark II runs along the line of the armor angle of the front of the vehicle (lower at the front, higher at the rear); while the Humber LRC Mark III fender is lower and runs in a straight line. Over 3,600 Humber LRCs of all marks were completed by the end of WWII. |
| Data Sheet Available: |
None Available |
Photos
| Reference | Source/Provider |
And Photo Above |
Courtesy of David Haugh - Oregon USA |
References Available
Online
| Reference | Source/Provider |
| "The Wyvern of Wessex and their Armored Cars" By M. McEwen Charlish | Armored Car - The Wheeled Fighting Vehicle Journal (Issue #32) |
Printed
| Reference | Author |
| A Photo History of Armoured Cars in Two World Wars | George Forty |
| Armoured Cars (Marmon-Herrington, Alvis-Straussler, Light Reconnaissance) - AFV Weapons Profile #30 | B.T. White |
| British Armoured Cars 1914-1945 | B.T. White |
| Encyclopedia of Armoured Cars | Duncan Crow & Robert J. Icks |
| Humber | Bent Carlsens Forlag Aps |
Hobby Modeling
Kits and Accessories
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Model Pictures
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