British Narrow Gauge Armoured Train.

During the war the The Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway saw service in a number of ways. A special branch was laid to the site of a number of concrete structures designed to focus the sound of attacking aircraft and allow their early detection. Troops were billeted at the holiday camps and special trains run for them. There was even an armoured train, one of the locomotives (Hercules) was fitted with armour and coupled to two solidly built and armoured steel bogie wagons built for mineral haulage on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway.

A British Narrow Gauge Armoured Train may be added as a Divisional Support Choice to any British or Commonwealth Infantry Company representing a force involved in Operation Sealion.

British Narrow Gauge Armoured Train Hercules Armoured Narrow Gauge Train Hercules 150 points.

Armoured Narrow Gauge Train Hercules consists of an Armoured Narrow Gauge Locomotive and two Machine Carriages.

Narrow Gauge: Hercules is only a narrow gauge train, it can be carried by four strong men for a short distance. A British Narrow Gauge Armoured Train does not use the Moving Through Wrecks rule and Enemy Tank teams are not moved aside by it's movement.

Armoured Narrow Gauge Locomotive: Mobility: Train. Front Armour: 0 Side Armour: 0 Top Armour: 0

Machine Gun Carriage: Mobility: Train. Front Armour: 0 Side Armour: 0 Top Armour: 0 Equipment: Self Defence AA MG. Deck Turret MG. Boys Anti Rifle Range: 16”/40cm Anti-Tank: 4 Firepower: 5+