Additions to my Anti-tank sections, and tanks.

Ok, so I know I made a promise to myself to not spend anymore on my hobbies but I had the chance to pick up some new kit today from a Royal Canadian Navy veteran.

His collection is getting too big so he decided to part with bits of his collection.
First, I was able to get a British 2 pounder

A German 37mm gun, a Comet tank, and a Scammell tank transporter.
So my Far East Commonwealth unit will get the small gun,
The comet will now be part of the 11th Armoured division and the early war German force will get the 37mm gun.
I may be able to get some more figures as well.
All in all, I should be getting a total of 15 kits for the cost of one collection I am not interested in gamming anymore, a few bits and pieces I'm willing to part with and spares of stuff I already have.

Anti-tank units for the Royal Artillery and the Royal Canadian Artillery consisted of 

2pdr field guns

6pdr field guns

17pdr field

17/25pdr guns The Partridge

The M-10 self-propelled gun

The 25pdr system was used as Anti-tank but was never intended for such