One of the classes foreseen was that of an Automitrailleuse de Découverte[2] or AMD, a specialised long range reconnaissance vehicle. The specifications were formulated on 22 December 1931, changed on 18 November 1932 and approved on 9 December 1932.

It was accepted as the AMD 35 (or "modèle 1935"). The first model was fitted with the APX3B turret. After complaints of cracking gun sights and overheating interior, modification were …

The Automitrailleuse de Decouverte (Armored "Exploration" Scout Vehicle) Model 1935 (AMD 35) was one of the most successful early WWII era armored cars used by any nation. The AMD 35 …

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Apr 11, 2020 · Panhard, the leading French armored car producer at the time, designed the Voiture Spéciale 178, more often simply known as Panhard 178, to answer this request. The …

The AMD.35 (SA35), also known as Panhard 178, was a 4x4 French reconnaissance armoured car, usually equipped with a 25 mm autocannon. In 1939, a version of the Panhard was unveiled, featuring a 47 mm SA35 cannon, intended to increase the anti-tank capabilities of the vehicle.

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The Automitrailleuse de Découverte (AMD) Panhard modèle 1935 is a light French reconnaissance 4x4 armoured car built for cavalry units prior to World War II. It was crewed by four individuals and armed with a powerful 25 mm SA35 L/72 tank gun.

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Known as Panhard 178 by its maker, AMD 35 P (Auto Mitrailleuse de Découverte modèle 1935 Panhard) by the army and "pan-pan" by the troops, this was a modern and sophisticated armoured car; an up-gunned 47mm version of which saw service as late as 1960. Two Panhard 178 armoured cars in 12mm from Minifigs. I think the model is slightly out of.