British armored car (model 1920 Mk.I) 2GM ROD-731

Description

The armored car is the forerunner of the tank as it was the first attempt in history to combine the mobility of a vehicle with the firepower of a weapon.
For the creation of this vehicle, the chassis of a Silver Ghost was used, to which an armored structure and a rotating tower were added, on which any light weapon could be installed.
During the First World War this vehicle was used mainly in the colonial areas of the British Empire, later its use was restricted to the police and, after some modifications made in the 1920s, it remained in service and was used, in the same colonial areas as in WWI, during the first years of the Second World War.