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Wargames Recon is a new magazine that focuses on reviewing table-top gaming products.

The team of writers have been briefed to assemble, pull apart and generally run a fine-toothed comb over all manner of gaming products to enable you, the reader, to feel like you have opened the packaging yourself.

Get this inaugural edition and read all about the which is treated to a 5 page spread.

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60mm Long x 20mm Wide x 56mm Deep

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85mm Diameter x 30mm Deep

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Designed to fit into trench sections TR002 and TR003

200mm Long x 110mm Wide x 56mm Deep

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175mm Long x 60mm Wide x 56mm Deep

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Mortar Pit blanking piece included and is removable.
Designed to fit into trench section GOW-TR002

175mm Long x 60mm Wide x 56mm Deep

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Blanking piece for communications trench opening is included and is removable.

170mm Long x 70mm Wide x 56mm Deep
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170mm Long x 70mm Wide x 56mm Deep

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From January 1942 to December 1943, Frost participated in a variety of airborne operations. His first operation in February 1942 was a successful parachute raid into occupied France to steal German radar equipment and return it to England for analysis.

Frost became the commander of 2nd Battalion during Operation Torch, the Allied invasion of North Africa. His battalion conducted several airborne assaults in Tunisia, capturing key air bases.

He also fought in Operation Husky before taking part in Operation Market Garden, the role for which he is most famous.

Major General Roy Urquhart’s British 1st ‘Red Devils’ Airborne Division was to secure the northern most objective: Arnhem. The bridge over the Rhine in Arnhem was the crowning objective of the whole operation.

Major General Stansilaw Sosabowski commanded the 1st Polish Independent Parachute Brigade which was attached to the British 1st Airborne.
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with 4 guns, crew and command team.

It was decided to equip the British Airborne forces with an anti-tank weapon in 1942, after considering a number of options it was decided to use the new 6 pdr gun. Unfortunately the 6 pdr’s standard carriage was too wide to fit into a glider, a new carriage had to be developed.
The new carriage was reduced to fit the 4’6” width of the Horsa glider. The axle was shortened and the front fixed armoured shield was removed and the main shield was modified to fit to the width. The elevation wheel was moved to above the sight.

The trail legs were split in half to allow the gun to reduce its length during transportation. These two halves were joined by a socket joint secured by two large bolts. The new carriage was designated the Carriage Mark 3.

The airborne 6 pdr had available HE and Anti-tank ammunition, but didn’t get APDS until 1945.
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The Battles For Oosterbeek and Arnhem
Operation Market Garden, The Netherlands, September 1944

* The history of the battles and units of Operation Market Garden in Arnhem and Oosterbeek.

* History of the British 1st Airborne Division, the 1st Independent Polish Parachute Brigade, and the 1st Airborne Reece Squadron.

* Detailed maps of the battles for Arnhem and Oosterbeek.

* Options to field a British or Polish Parachute Company, an Airlanding Company, and an Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron.

* History of SS-Kampfgruppe Spindler, SS-Kampfgruppe Graebner and Kampfgruppe von Tettau.

* Options to field companies from SS-Kampfgruppe Spindler, SS-Kampfgruppe Graebner, and the unique Kampfgruppe von Tettau.

* Options to field grenadier battalions from Kampfgruppe von Tettau, SS-Panzergrenadier companies from SS-Kampfgruppe Spindler; and SS-Panzeraufklärungs companies from SS-Kampfgruppe Graebner.

* Fight with famous heroes from Arnhem such as Lieutenant Colonel John Frost and SS-Hauptsturmführer Victor Graebner

* Refight the heroic battle of Frost’s perimeter in the Arnhem mini-campaign.

* Inspirational colour photographs.

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Associated Engineering Company (AEC) was a manufacturer of heavy vehicle chassis based in England and first saw success with the Matador Tractor, used to tow artillery pieces and anti-aircraft guns in the field during World War Two. The successes of the Matador chassis lead to the development of an armoured car to try and match firepower and protection of the tanks currently in service at the time.
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From 1940 the British Tank Mission in the United States was responsible for obtaining US armoured vehicles, at first by purchase, and later by Lend-Lease. The T17 was a joint project designed to suit both British and American operational requirements.
In July 1941 it had become apparent to the British Ordnance Committee, from its experience in North Africa, that there was a need for medium and heavy armoured cars. Chevrolet designed a 4x4 model designated the T17E1 Staghound. 2000 were ordered to be produced in Jan 1942, with Britain requesting just 300 vehicles. In April that number was raised to 1,500 as needs were increased.

Product updated and re-released Jan 2010
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The M2A1 105mm Howitzer is the mainstay of the US artillery. With their specialist artillery missions and the excellent communications they are always on call to support the US Army’s operations.

Box contains: 4 guns with crew and scenic bases, 1 Observer team, 1 Staff Team with scenic base, 1 command team & 1 Jeep.

Updated and Re-released Jan 2010
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The tough-as-nails paratroopers of the British Airborne, the legendary Red Devils, strike boldly into the midst of the enemy by parachute and glider. Their mission is to “Hold until relieved.”
Parachute Company (BBX16)
The British Airborne (along with their American Allies) spearheaded the landings in Normandy by landing behind German lines and seizing key objective and fighting off counter-attacks until the lads coming off the beach could relieve them. They also played a major role during the Arnhem campaign charged with the responsibility of capturing and holding the bridge over the Rhine at Arnhem till relived by 30th Corps.

Box Contains: 3 platoons, 5 command teams, 6 PIAT teams, 3 light mortar teams & 1 Flamethrower team.
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This expansion set includes:

3 x Painted River Sections
1 x Packet Green Static Grass

The rivers in this box are designed to be used with the Battlefield in a Box Rivers set (BB105 - ), or any other River Expansion set.
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This expansion set includes:

3 x Painted River Sections
1 x Packet Green Static Grass

The rivers in this box are designed to be used with the Battlefield in a Box Rivers set (BB105 - ), or any other River Expansion set.
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This expansion set includes:

3 x Painted River Sections
1 x Packet Green Static Grass

The rivers in this box are designed to be used with the Battlefield in a Box Rivers set (BB105 - ), or any other River Expansion set.
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£27.00

256 Page Hardback Rule Book.
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£7.65

The Art of War is a compilation of painters and techniques for painting your miniatures.

90 Pages
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The Puma can be found in the Aufklärungsschwadron of the Panzer Lehr Division in Villers Bocage. It can also support other Panzer Lehr companies as a support choice.

The Sd Kfz 234/2 has Jeep Mobility with Armour 3 Front, 0 Side and 0 Top. It is armed with a Co-ax MG and a 5cm KwK39 gun. The gun has a Range of 24”/60cm, ROF 2, AT 9 and FP 4+.
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64 page Rule Book

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2cm FlaK auf Fahrgestell Zugkraftwagen - This mobile anti-aircraft platform was issued to the Wehrmacht armies to protect the advancing front lines from the attentions of enemy planes - Pack contains 1 Anti-Aircraft Half-Track, 3 crew, and trailer.
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Sexton 25pdr Self-Propelled Gun - Marrying the versatile 25pdr gun with a tank chassis gave the British Army a Self-Propelled Gun with enough hitting power to destroy any target.
Contains: 1 Self-Propelled Gun and 4 crew.
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Stug III Ausf G StuK40 L/48 - Produced from '42 to the end of the war, the Stug III G was well armoured and armed. It saw action on both fronts including at Kursk, as a tank destroyer.
Pack contains 1 Assault Gun, 1 Commander.
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17pdr SP Achilles - A lend-lease tank destroyer equipped with the potent 17pdr anti-tank gun. Its destructive killing power was respected by all enemy armour. Pack also includes 3in gun to make the M10.

Pack contains 1 Tank Destroyer, and 3 Crew.
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MMG carriers give the MG platoon vital mobility across all terrain. The small size and speed of the OP Carrier is ideal as an observation vehicle. Contains 2 carriers and the parts to make either the MMG or OP variant.


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