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Superstructure
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| Front
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8mm@40°(10.0mm)
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| Side
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8mm@15°(8.0mm)
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| Rear
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8mm@22°(9.0mm)
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Hull
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| Front
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8mm@22°(9.0mm)
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| Side
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8mm@5°(8.0mm)
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| Rear
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8mm@22°(9.0mm)
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Armour (x)mm @ (y)° (Effective mm @ 0°)
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Effective Armour - Maximum 8
(mm) - Minimum 8
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| Manufacture Dates |
1932
- 1940
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| Weight |
2.2
(tonnes) |
| Crew |
2
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| M.G's small |
1
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| M.G's Large |
-
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| Length |
4.21
(mtr) |
| Width |
1.71
(mtr) |
| Height |
1.46
(mtr) |
| Road Speed |
43.75
(mph) |
| Cross Country Speed |
8
(mph) |
| Range Road |
187
(miles) |
| Range Cross Country |
-
(miles) |
| Fuel Type |
Petrol
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| Fuel Capacity |
-
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| Horse Power |
60
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| Power/Weight |
27.27
(HP/tonne) |
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Developed as a reconnaissance vehicle during the late 1920's, the Kfz13 was based on a standard 4 x 4 vehicle chassis with an armoured outer shell.
It was armed with a single machine gun.
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