Built by GKN Sankey, the FV432 was an armoured personnel carrier which entered British Army service in 1963. Carrying a crew of two and up to ten troops, it had a maximum speed of 32mph and a range of 360 miles. About thirteen were converted to the Fv432/30 variant which were armed with a 30mm Rarden cannon mounted in a turret taken from a Fox scout car. In this form they were used by the Berlin Infantry Brigade. When sold off, most (if not all) were purchased by Armourgeddon and converted for ‘tank paint ball’ use. Some standard FV432s have also been converted to FV432/30 standard by Armourgeddon for the same purpose. Armourgeddon Military Museum Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire, UK