Killen-Strait Armored Tractor Miniature

Killen-Strait Armored Tractor Miniature designed for tabletop wargaming, historical collections, scale model displays and miniature painting.

The Killen-Strait was a British armored tractor developed during World War I, featuring a distinctive tracked design with armor plating intended for trench warfare and infantry support. Though innovative for its time, it saw limited operational use during the war and remains a notable example of early British armored vehicle experimentation.

Features

• High-resolution resin 3D print
• Multiple scale options available
• Designed for tabletop gaming and display/painting
• Durable gray resin construction

Size Chart

Scale	Length	Width	Height
1:170	1.35cm	2.46cm	1.52cm
1:144	1.59cm	2.9cm	1.8cm
1:100	2.3cm	4.18cm	2.59cm
1:87	2.64cm	4.8cm	2.97cm
1:72	3.19cm	5.8cm	3.59cm
1:56	4.1cm	7.46cm	4.62cm
1:48	4.78cm	8.7cm	5.39cm
1:32	7.17cm	13.05cm	8.09cm
1:24	9.56cm	17.4cm	10.78cm

Scale Information

Miniatures are scaled representations of real-world objects. Larger scale numbers (such as 1:170) produce smaller models, while smaller scales (such as 1:24) produce larger models.

Assembly Information

Unassembled variants include 4 pieces, consisting of:

• 100-killen-strait-armored-tractor-front-track
• 100-killen-strait-armored-tractor-hull
• 100-killen-strait-armored-tractor-rear-tracks
• 100-killen-strait-armored-tractor-turret

Rotating Turret variants come in 2 parts: Body and Turret. The turret is designed to rotate freely on the body for realistic positioning.
Material

This miniature is produced using high-resolution resin 3D printing and supplied in gray resin.

Supports:

• Primer
• Paint
• Finishing

Important Notes

• Miniatures are supplied unpainted unless otherwise specified
• Some cleanup or sanding may be required before painting
• Minor surface marks may be present from the printing process
• Models are intended for hobby and display use only (This product is not a toy)
• Not suitable for children under 18 years of age
• Some models may be hollow, especially in larger variations