ACE 72537 French Tank Hunter (6x6) W15T-CC

Laffly S15 is a collective term for a family of French military vehicles from the interwar period and World War II. The weight of vehicles from this family was 2.85 tons, the length was up to 4.64 m, and the width of a single vehicle was 1.85 meters. The drive was provided by a single 55 HP engine. The maximum speed was 72 km / h. The Laffly S15 vehicles were developed shortly before the outbreak of World War II for the needs of the French armed forces as all-terrain transport vehicles and artillery tractors on a 6-wheeled chassis. Several variants of these cars were created in the course of production. The first was the Laffly S15T, which was a light artillery tractor dedicated to 75mm and 105mm guns. The next version is the Laffly S15R, which served as a reconnaissance vehicle and - to a greater extent - a military truck. A version of the Laffly W15T was also developed, which was a lowered version of the S15T and was intended for towing 47mm anti-tank guns. The most unusual version was the W15 TCC (or W15T-CC), a wheeled tank destroyer with a 47mm gun behind the passenger cabin.