Kit EBR Panhard FL10
GAS50284
Complete kit of EBR Panhard FL10 in 1/48 scale
Kit contains:
- Resin parts
- Black resin wheel
- Photoetched parts
- Aluminium barrel
- Assembly instructions with nomenclature and color photos: Download instructions
The Gaso.line model:
This 1/48 scale kit has been designed with the utmost care to offer a model that is both accurate and detailed. As always at Gaso.line, we have selected the best materials for each part to ensure a realistic finish and a high-quality assembly experience.
A machined aluminium gun accurately reproduces the 75 mm barrel mounted on the FL10 oscillating turret, giving the model an impeccable finish and a beautiful feeling of robustness.
The grilles and fine details are made of brass photo-etched parts for unrivalled finesse, particularly in terms of the protective features and accessories characteristic of this iconic vehicle. You will also find several additional photo-etched parts, ensuring a level of detail worthy of the finest collections.
With this EBR Panhard FL10 kit, Gaso.line offers you much more than a model: a real piece of history to assemble and admire.
Top of the range miniature
Dimensions: 15 x 5 x 6 cm
Scale: 1:48
Materials: Resin, machined metal barrel, photo-etched brass and black resin tyres
Designation : EBR FL10 (Armoured Reconnaissance Vehicle)
Range : Gaso.line
Reference : GAS50284
Nationality : French
Manufacturer: Panhard
Suitable for : Collectors and modellers
Category: Modelling, models and miniatures
Release date: 2025
Supplied as a kit (assembled and painted model on request)
You can also contact us to have this model assembled and painted with the camouflage of your choice.
History of the EBR FL10
The EBR FL10 (Engin Blindé de Reconnaissance) is a version of the famous Panhard EBR armoured vehicle developed in the early 1950s. It is distinguished by the adoption of the FL10 oscillating turret from the AMX-13, armed with a 75 mm gun with an automatic loading system, offering superior firepower to the previous model (FL11).
Produced between 1954 and 1956, this version was heavier and more imposing, with reinforced suspension to support the new turret. Used in several conflicts (Algeria, Bizerte, Africa), it marked a milestone in the evolution of French reconnaissance armoured vehicles.
Unlike the FL11 version, the FL10 was not modernised with the 90 mm gun and was gradually withdrawn from service from the 1970s onwards, replaced in particular by the AMX-10RC.