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Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late War2cm 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. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarArmoured Sd Kfz 10/5 (2cm), Light Anti-aircraft Platoon More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarFlak panzerkampfwagen 38(t) - The versatile Pz38(t) chassis was pressed into service as the first Flakpanzer giving protection from marauding aircraft for the Panzers.Pack contains 1 Self Propelled Anti Aircraft Gun. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarMobelwagen - A good air defence system for Panzer forces. The sides fold up for travel and lie flat to increase the fighting platform around the deadly 37mm AA cannonPack contains 1 Anti-Aircraft Tank. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarFlakpanzer IV (20mm) mit PzFGst Panzer IV/3 Wirbelwind - The 'whirlwind' is armed with quad 20mm cannons, with this firepower at it's disposal it is rightly feared by allied aircraft and infantry. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThis half-track mounted quad 2cm anti-aircraft gun provided the Panzers with mobile close air defence, with the bonus of being lethal to infantry. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarHalf-track mounted 3.7cm anti-aircraft guns gave much needed mobile air defence. Being self-propelled, they were able to respond quickly to air attacks. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThis bullet-proofed version of the half-track mounted quad 2cm gun protected the Panzers from aircraft More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThis bullet proofed version of the 3.7cm gun provided mobile anti-aircraft defence right in the front lines More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid WarSd Kfz 250/9 (early, 2cm) - The lack of roads on the Russian Steppes hindered wheeled recce vehicles, but not half-tracks armed with the same powerful cannon. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarU304(f) 2cm Flak, Armoured Light Anti-aircraft Gun Platoon, 21st Panzer, Normandy More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarSd Kfz 251/17 (2cm) - A 2cm Anti-aircraft gun mounted on a half-track gave it speed and armour protection. Very quick into action, the first shots are fired as the 251 stops - Pack contains 1 Anti-Aircraft Half-Track. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarSoviet Il-2 Sthurmoviks had caused the Germans much trouble on the Ostfront and the situation didn’t improve in the west with "Jabos", or Allied fighter-bombers. When the German Luftwaffe lost air supremacy over Europe in the summer of 1944, it fell to the ground units to do as much as they could to protect themselves. They started to produce more and more modifications adding light or medium calibre anti-aircraft guns to standard-issue vehicles. One result was the SdKfz 251/17 D model, which used a very compact gun that dropped into a standard Sd.Kfz. 251/1 hull. Ammo racks were added for up to 600 rounds of ammunition. While cramped, it did provide the platoon with a powerful anti-aircraft cannon to help keep enemy fighters at bay. The gun was mounted using the Schwebelafette, or suspended mount, which boosted the 2 cm gun up over the top of the armour. This allowed the gun to be fired from within the half-track’s armoured hull and also engage ground targets in a 360 degree firing arc. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarNot satisfied with the rate of fire of the single barrelled 2cm FlaK38, the quadrupled barrelled version of the FlaK38 boosted an impressive rate of fire of 1800 rounds per minute. However, under combat conditions this was reduced to 800 rounds a minute.Contains: 3 guns, trailers and Command Team More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarNot satisfied with the rate of fire of the single barrelled 2cm FlaK38, the quadrupled barrelled version of the FlaK38 boosted an impressive rate of fire of 1800 rounds per minute. However, under combat conditions this was reduced to 800 rounds a minute.Target tracking was accomplished by the means of traversing and elevating the guns via two hand wheels. The guns themselves were fired by two foot pedals, each firing the pair of gun diagonally opposite and could be fired in pairs or simultaneously in either semi-automatic or fully automatic modes. The gun proved versatile and was effective against both ground targets and low-flying aircraft.Contains: 3 guns and command SMG team More...
Army: German, Finnish, RomanianPeriod: Early War, Mid War, Late War2cm FlaK 36 gun - A rapid firing anti-aircraft weapon, the explosive shells it fires provides an umbrella of air cover for the Panzer armies. It is highly destructive in a ground support role - Pack contains 2 Large bases, 2 Anti-Aircraft guns and 8 Gunner figures. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid War, Late War2cm Flak38 gun (FJ x2); In the hands of the veteran Fallschirmjager this rapid firing anti-aircraft weapon proved highly destructive in the ground support role. Contains: two 2cm FlaK38 gun, 2 trailers, and 8 crew, a command team (3), 1 drop canister, 2 medium and 1 small bases. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThis is a versatile little weapon, often used with equal effect in ground support and anti-aircraft roles. The FlaK 38 was introduced into service in 1940 to replace the 2cm FlaK 30. This new pack features SS crew in SS-camouflage smocks to supplement the packs already available with the GE542 with Heer crew and GE543 with Fallschirmjäger crew.This pack contains three FlaK38 guns, twelve crew, three command team miniatures three medium and one small base, ready for ground mounting. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarAs well the Luftwaffe FlaK troops the 3.7cm FlaK43 anti-aircraft gun also found its way in the hands of Waffen-SS. They keep the ‘Jabo’ fighter-bombers away from their high-value assets like the artillery and heavy anti-tank weapons. The 3.7cm FlaK43 guns are a must have for any Waffen-SS force and are excellent defence against Allied Typhoons and P-47 fighter-bombers. In a pinch these anti-aircraft guns can be used to break up infantry assaults. The Waffen-SS had no qualms about turning their weapons on to ground targets.This pack contains three 3.7cm FlaK43 guns, twelve crew, three command team miniatures, three medium and one small base, ready for ground mounting. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid War, Late War8.8cm Flak 36 - The most famous gun of the war. Equally good at destroying aircraft or tanks, the "88" has a high rate of fire and excellent armour penetration - Pack contains 1 large base, 1 Anti Aircraft gun (with cruciform and trailer unit) and 8 crew figures. More...
