Scimitar armoured reconnaissance vehicles are guided around during Exercise Tractable, the annual exercise intended to prove the readiness of the British Army’s 3rd (United Kingdom) Division. The exercise will see the movement of more than 1,800 personnel and 1,200 vehicles on Salisbury Plain Training Area. | British Army

The FV107 Scimitar is the second of The Blues and Royals’ Armoured Reconnaissance Vehicles, renowned for its combat role in the Falklands Conflict alongside the FV101 Scorpion. This ‘Scimitar’ is in the familiar British Army camouflage scheme of olive drab and black, typical of the 1980s and comes complete with a head ‘n’ shoulders driver figure as well as a three quarters vehicle commander in the open turret hatch. If you already own the K&C Falklands Scorpion, this new FV107 Scimitar makes the

The Scimitar is a highly mobile, lightweight, tracked armoured vehicle – which entered service in March of 1974. Initially the role for Scimitar was close reconnaissance and protection around the battlegroup – using its armour protection and RARDEN cannon to counter enemy light reconnaissance vehicles, hold observation positions, and provide fire support for the infantry. Our Scimitar will be in the arena at TANKFEST 2025! https://tankmuseum.org/events/tankfest/ | The Tank Museum

The FV101 Scorpion is a British armoured reconnaissance vehicle - it may be small in stature, but it has a sting in its tail! For more info, check out our Tank Chat video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qdaONEDRIo Footage courtesy of British Pathé | The Tank Museum