Renault FT-17 (x2) (FR001) with FT-17/18/31 options. France still had several thousand First World War Renault FT tanks in 1940. Over 500 of them were still in service in independent bataillons de chars de combat (BCC) tank battalions in the front lines. Although adequate for infantry support, they were totally outclassed by German tanks in a mobile battle. Check out the Renault FT-17 Light Tank in the online store here...

The Renault FT-17/18/31 in Flames Of War Renault FT-31 Mobility: Full-tracked Front 1; Side 1; Top 1 Equipment and Notes MG, Very slow tank, Unreliable.

Renault FT-18 Mobility: Full-tracked Front 1; Side 1; Top 1 Range: 16"/40cm ROF 2; Anti-tank 4; Firepower 4+ Equipment and Notes Very slow tank, Unreliable, One-man turret. Designed by Evan Allen Painted by Ruben Torregrosa This blister is also used to field the FT-17 with MG and the FT-17 with S.A. 37mm gun for Poles in Blitzkrieg.

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