IBG 72113 FV4101 Charioteer Mk. VIIB in Finnish Service 1/72

IBG 72113 FV4101 Charioteer Mk. VIIB in Finnish Service 1/72 – plastic model kit

The IBG 72113 FV4101 Charioteer Mk. VIIB in Finnish Service model is a high-quality plastic kit in 1/72 scale, faithfully replicating the British FV4101 Charioteer Mk. VIIB medium support tank in Finnish service. This model is an excellent choice for military enthusiasts, armored vehicle model collectors, and fans of Cold War history and armored technology.

Precise replication and historical details

The FV4101 Charioteer is a British tank from the period just after World War II, developed from the late 1940s and introduced into service in the 1950s. Its main purpose was to increase firepower by fitting a powerful 20-pounder cannon. The Finnish army purchased these vehicles in the early 1960s, where they served until the 1990s, being used both during military exercises and as reserve units during the Cold War.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for collectors who value precision and compact model size.
• User countries: United Kingdom (manufacturer), Finland (target user in the set)
• Historical period: Cold War (period of use in Finland: c. 1960–1990)
• Material: high-quality precision plastic
• Extras: Decal sheet with Finnish armed forces markings, optional equipment elements characteristic for Finnish Charioteer tanks.
• Category: Plastic model kit

Difficulty level and target group

The IBG 72113 model features a medium assembly difficulty level (3/5), thanks to well-fitting parts and a clear manufacturer’s instruction manual. It is an excellent choice for moderately experienced modelers and advanced collectors of Cold War tanks who want to enrich their collection with a unique Finnish Army vehicle.

Why is it worth it?

Precise construction details, the possibility to recreate the unique Finnish version, and high manufacturing quality—these features make the IBG 72113 FV4101 Charioteer Mk. VIIB in Finnish Service a recommended choice for modelers interested in history and armored technology of the Cold War era.