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Marmon-Herrington

Armoured Reconnaissance Car Mark II


Statistics

Country of Orgin/Used by: Union of South Africa
First Produced/Service Dates: 1939
Manufactured by: Chassis: Ford; Armored Body: ISCOR; Dorman Long: Final Assembly.
Crew:  
Armament: Turret: Vickers .303;
Engine: 8 Cylinder
Miscellaneous: Very similar to the Marmon-Herrington Mark I.  The Mark II was an attempt at improving the Mark I, but it was mostly unsuccessful.  Crews also found the main armament largely ineffectual and often mounted captured Italian Bredas or other salvaged weapons to improve firepower, sometimes removing the turret to achieve this.
Data Sheet Available:   Marmon-Herrington Mark II Data Sheet (by David Haugh)

Photos

Reference Source/Provider
Photo Above Karl Furrutter - South Africa
  Marmon-Herrington Armoured Reconnaissance Car Mark I or II Photo Karl Furrutter - South Africa

References Available

Online

Reference Source/Provider
"A Brief History of the Marmon Herrington Range of Armoured Cars" Karl Furrutter - South Africa

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

Hobby Modeling

Kits and Accessories

Kit Manufacturer Scale Other Information
Marmon Herrington Mark II Armored Recon Vehicle Commander's Series 1/35 Resin; Out of Production
Marmon-Herrington Mark II Armored Recon Vehicle

Review by Patrick Keenan

International Models Asia 1/35 Resin.
New Zealand Armour In Europe and Africa Decals (35058) Bison Decals 1/35 Decals with MH II Marking Option.

Model Pictures

Reference Source/Provider