Occupied by the German army during World War I, Cambrai suffered partial destruction in the First Battle of Cambrai from British artillery attacks on the town, including the nearby Bourlon Wood. The fighting around Cambrai, known as the Battle of Cambrai (20 November 1917 – 3 December 1917) is notable in that it is considered to be the first mass use of tanks in battle.

Description: Military brown body, bonnet, rear section, running boards, chassis and mudguards; cab cover and rear canopy in tan plastic; black tyres on brown 12 spoke military brown wheels; windscreen, oil lamps windscreen mounting, 'open' grab handles, toolbox cover, headlights, grille and number-plate in brown; maroon seats with RHD steering wheel in black plastic; 'XlVieme Cambrai' in white text on both rear bed panels with a red cross in a white roundel on each side of canopy and rear door.

Variations: Marking on front and rear of models can differ, namely no number on red square or a yellow 'L' or 'O' on red square.

Notes: This model is packaged in a maroon Y13 J-type window box or in its original Y25 straw-style window box.