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Valentine's Day treat!
Has to be done:-

We are delighted to announce our forthcoming 15mm Valentine Infantry Tank kit!

Five models in the box for just £19.95. Contains options to build Mk II, III or Mk IX versions and has British and Soviet commander figures

Due for release 23 March but pre-order now at a 10% discount for a limited time and to be amongst the first to receive this sought after kit

http://theplasticsoldiercompany.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_37_39_55&products_id=1879

Makes sense, as the upcoming British book for FOW is supposed to contain both the Churchill (which PSC already makes) and the Valentine. Personally, I'm still hoping for a plastic Matilda, though. One of my favorite tanks.

Very nice, almost makes me want to run a Soviet lend lease army.

Been waiting for these for a while. I have some questions.

Will this make a II a III and an IX at the same time? Can I just swap out the turrets?

What's the difference between the 'blue' and the 'green' tracks?

The Mk II and IX turrets don't seem to have separate hatches to add the crew. How easy will this be to modify?

Thanks

What's the difference between the 'blue' and the 'green' tracks?

It looks like the wheels are different, solid discs vs. spoked. So I can see why they went with just two sets instead of fiddly little separate bits.