Review | BF Archer Anti-Tank Troop 1/100 (15mm) - BBX78 | Bulge British

Self Propelled 17pdr, Valentine, Mk I, Archer is an odd name for an odd vehicle. Essentially a Valentine tank chassis with a 17-pounder anti-tank gun mounted firing backwards. Compared to German, US and Soviet vehicles, British kit really does look like it was designed by a madman in a potting shed. But is it madness or genius? Join me for a look at the plastic kit of this unusual subject from Battlefront for Bulge British for Flames of War. We look at the plastic, the history and what you can do with these unconventional vehicles on the gaming table. If you are enjoying Fog of War videos, please subscribe to the youtube channel and like my videos so I know people are watching them. Our Facebook page is   / fogofwaryoutube  . Any comments and episode suggestions are welcome. Disclaimer: The review copy for this video was purchased by the reviewer from a local/online retailer. Chapters: 0:00:00 - Intro and Box 0:01:24 - Archer (17pdr) History 0:03:22 - Back of the box 0:03:52 - The plastic 0:07:40 - Archer (17pdr) on the table 0:10:04 - Wrap up TAGS Flames of War, world war 2, world war II, world war 2, world war II, game, gaming, wargaming, tabletop wargame, historical gaming, tabletop miniatures, miniature wargame, 15mm, 1/100, 1:100, 1/100 scale, plastic kit, plastic model kit, plastic wargame miniature, scale model, tank, model tank, armour, armor, Battlefront, Battlefront plastic, BBX78, Archer, Valentine, 17-pdr SP, 17-pounder, Suez, 1956, Resource Links: Archer Anti-Tank Troop (BBX78) https://www.flamesofwar.com/Default.a... Assembling The Archer https://www.flamesofwar.com/Default.a... British Comet Armoured Squadron (BRAB14) https://www.flamesofwar.com/hobby.asp...