Italian WWII-ish vehicles

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Couldn't find a pre-existing thread, so

here

we

go

Note: the intent is to show what should be familiar vehicles in *different* settings.

Lince (above) compared to it's inspiration, the Daimler Dingo (below).
Differences; I saw rear fender 'can' style mufflers, a single gun ball mount like the M13/40s probably yoinked from an AB41** and an accordion roof (rather than two hatches) on the Italian copy. Spare tire (none on original) and radio mount at 3 o'clock (5 o'clock on original).

Wounded Indian POWs on Italian-made Panzerspähwagen Lince 202(i) (Autoblinda Lince) in use by the 4th Parachute of the Luftwaffe Division (4.Fallschirmjager-Division), in Florence (Firenze).

nb: this thread was close http://beyondthesprues.com/Forum/index.php?topic=9983.0

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Hey, look - covered with guys, just like some T55s in 20/21st Century Africa!!

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Carro Armato P.43, an enlarged & updated version of the P.40.








Carro Armato P.43 Bis, a completely new design armed with a 90mm cannon.





Nether design progressed further then scale models due to the armistice with allied forces. 

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Motorcycle drive looks like Steven Segal


Slingload diorama, maybe 1/72nd? Note the sling buffers.


Australian operated - good novel on the topic https://www.amazon.com/Easter-Day-1941-G-Borden/dp/0688065384

I think the next two might be the same tank - note the lack of a hull machinegun ball mount.

Italian boy scouts visiting the El Alamein tank graveyard, 1953.

https://archivi.agesci.it/oggetti/187303-vii-pellegrinaggio-degli-scout-asci-del-cairo-ad-el-alamein/

Note the stowage between the engine hatches

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AB41 stuff moved to here https://beyondthesprues.com/Forum/index.php?topic=10997.0

M11/39

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Found someone's travelogue where this display at Tobruk was labeled as a WW2 Italian tank. 

I'm thinking that might actually be a track set from an Italian agricultural tractor or maybe even a towed gun, but I can't remember a designation.