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Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarThis box contains 22 Vehicles:Company HQ - 1 x Panzerbefehiswagen. 2 x Panzer II C (early). 1 x Panxer I TanksLight tTank Platoon - 1 x Panzerberfehiswagen. 2 x Panzer II C (early). 2 x Panzer I TanksLight Tank Platoon - 1 x Panzerberfehiswagen. 2 x Panzer II C (early). 2 x Panzer I Tanks.Panzer II Platoon - 5 x Panzer II C (early) Tanks.Panzer III Platoon - 3 x Panzer III E Tanks. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarThis box contains:Company HQ2x Command teams, 2x Motorcycle and sidecars.2x Schützen Platoons1x Command Rifle/MG team, 1x Light mortar team, 1x Anti-tank Rifle team, 6x Rifle/MG teams, 1 x Kfz 15 field car and 4x Kfz 70 trucks.Schützen Mortar Platoon1x Command SMG team, 1X Observer Rifle team and 6x 8cm GW34 mortars. Motorised Rifle Company (GEAB09)Motorised Rifle Company (GEAB09) Schützen Machine-gun Platoon1x Command SMG team and 4x MG34 HMG.Tank-hunter Platoon4x Panzerjäger I tank-hunters.Self-propelled Infantry Gun Platoon2x 15cm sIG33 auf Panzer I infantry guns.Assault Gun Platoon1x Command Sd Kfz 253 half-track, 2x Stug A assault guns. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarA revamped version of the previously released GBX09 that now includes the new plastic half-track parts.Pack contains: Panzergrenadier Platoon, 4 Sd Kfz 251 D half-tracks, mounted grenadiers for the half-tracks, 2 decal sheets (from 4 different types) More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThis item has been re-released with new stowage.This box contains 5 Panzer IV H & German Panzer Decal Sheet.The Panzer IV H was the primary tank of most Panzer and Panzergrenadier divisions in 1944. In some cases (such as the 21. Panzerdivision) it is the only type of tank available to the Panzer Regiments. The Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf H entered production in April of 1943 as the ninth variant of Panzerkampfwagen IV tank family. Designated Sd Kfz 161/2 it was produced between April 1943 and July 1944 when it was replaced by the Ausf J. It was the most produced of all the Panzer IV variants with 2,774 tanks produced and another 30 hulls being used for early StuG IVs and 130 for Brummbärs.Panzer IV H models were almost universally fitted with armour side skirts (Schürzen, hull 5mm and turret 8mm) to give added protection against light anti-tank weapons and hollow charge weapons (HEAT). All Panzer IV H tanks were armed with 75mm KwK 40 L/48 gun and two MG 34 machine-guns (co-ax and hull mounted). More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarContains: Two 8.8cm FlaK 36 guns, 2 scenic gun bases, 2 scenic extra crew bases, 16 gun crew, command team, 1 Kfz 15 field car, 2 Sd Kfz 7 tractors, 2 sets of bogies on mediums bases. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late War10.5cm Artillery BatteryThe re-release of the 10.5cm Artillery Battery box now contains a scenic resin base for the Staff Team along with complete 4 gun Artillery Battery with four different scenic resin bases, four 10.5cm leFH18 guns and crew, command, staff and observer teams and observer transport teams (Kübelwagen).The 10.5cm leFH18 howitzers of German artillery batteries lay down a formidable amount of firepower, smashing defensive positions ahead of the infantry assault. Should the German lines be overrun, those artillery pieces fire over open sights as anti-tank guns. In this role they are capable of stopping even the heaviest enemy tanks.For a brief history of the German 10.5cm leFH18 Howitzer... 10.5cm leFH18 HowitzerStaff Team Scenic Base 10.5cm Artillery Battery includes:• 4x 10.5cm leFH18 guns• 4x Scenic Gun bases• 1x Scenic Staff Team base• 1x Command team• 1x Staff team• 2x Observer Rifle teams• 2x Kübelwagen jeeps More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarWith both Porsche and Henschel turrets. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarHis once mighty company of 14 Tiger I E heavy tanks is now reduced to a mere five as the rest straggle in from the long march. Yet Wittmann knows, even in such small numbers, a Tiger in the hands of his elite crews is more than a match for anyone. In this box you will find five individually-sculpted, high-detail, metal and resin Tiger I E tank models. Extra content!Tiger Ace Dice: The six custom Tiger Ace skill dice allow you to keep track of Wittmann and his platoons abilities throughout the game. Tokens: Sixteen custom gaming tokens (5x Bailed Out, 5x Bogged Down, 2x Gone To Ground, 2x Pinned and 2x Dug In) themed to the 101.Schwere SS-Panzerabteiung. Two decal sheets: One sheet covers five historical tanks from 101. schwere SS-Panzerabteilung that fought in and around Villers-Bocage and a second sheet featuring decals for the Heer (German army) 503., 505., and 508., Schwere Panzerabteilungs as well as balkan crosses. Handbook: Also included is a mini-book of the 101. Schwere SS-Panzerabeilung intelligence briefing from Villers-Bocage, include all the rules you need to field a Tiger company and Michael Wittmann. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarWittmann Box Set More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarA Panzer division’s Gepanzerte, or armoured, Panzergrenadier battalion has armoured half-tracks to allow it to keep pace with the tanks on attack. The armoured Sd Kfz 251 half-tracks also offer a level of protection from small arms fire and shrapnel while on the move. This new box allows you to collect the bulk of your Gepanzerte Panzergrenadierkompanie by simply combining the Company HQ with two or three GBX09 Gepanzerte Panzergrenadier Platoons.Combined with our other boxes like the Panzer IV H (GBX10) or the 8.8cm FlaK36 Platoon (GBX11) this makes building your force easy and convenient. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarSS-Panzergrenadierkompanie with Company HQ, 2 SS-Panzergrenadier Platoons, 1 SS-Heavy Platoon, and 1 Light SS-Anti-tank gun Platoon.The SS-Panzergrenadiers are the elite infantry of the German war machine. Despite constant fighting against the Allies on both the Eastern and Western Fronts, the veteran soldiers of the SS remain fearless in their pursuit of victory. The SS-Panzer divisions will hold the line when lesser units would run, fighting to the last manIncluded:6x Command teams with4x Panzerfaust options3x Sniper teams2x Panzerschreck teams12x MG teams2x Optional Panzerfaust SMG teams4x HMG teams3x 7.5cm PaK 40 gunsTotal of 114 miniatures, 3 guns and 4 HMGs. The box cover contains a typo and reads 126 miniatures, but this should be 114 miniatures. No transport vehicles are supplied with this box set. This gives you the choice of whether you’d like to field it as a Gepanzerte Panzergrenadierkompanie with Sd Kfz 251 half-tracks or a Panzergrenadierkompanie with trucks. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe Panzer V ‘Panther’ tank formed the backbone of the German Army throughout late war. Borrowing heavily from the design of the Soviet T-34, the Panther combined the mobility and speed of a medium tank with the armour and firepower of a Tiger.Included inside are:• 5x Individually sculpted Panther A tanks5x Tank commandersTank stowagePanther Decal Sheet More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarThe battle for the Eastern front has definitely arrived with Starlins Onslaught with German defiance at its height, we need bigger guns to hold those Russians back. Given the importance of our stretch of the front, XX VII Arrneekorps has supplied the Sturmgrenadiers with ample numbers of the heavier 15cm sFH18 howitzers to destroy the most stubborn targets. In an emergencythey can also destroy even the heaviest Soviet armour with direct fire. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarErnst Barkmann was a farmer’s son born in Holstein, Germany, on 25 August 1919. At the age of sixteen he applied for service with the elite Waffen-SS, the armed force of the Nazi Party. Oberscharführer Barkmann is a Warrior mounted in a Panther A tank, and is a Platoon Command team rated as Fearless Veteran. Barkmann is an Independent team.Oberscharführer Barkmann may replace a Panther Platoon Command team for +60 points in an SS-Panzerkompanie or may join any other SS Company on his own with his Panther tank for +275 points as an SS-Panzer Platoon support choice. Special RulesAce: Barkmann is known for his ability to target and destroy Allied tanks. Barkmann always gets to re-roll misses with his Panther’s 7.5cm KwK42 gun. Stalker: Barkmann is able to use the terrain and find ways to attack his enemy from concealed positions, remaining virtually undetected while he destroys tank after tank. If Barkmann is shot at he is counted as Gone to Ground if he is Concealed and did not move in his own turn, even if he did shoot in his turn. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe Allies are catching up to our technology with their heavy tanks! No problem, however, we now have the new powerful Jagdpanther! This tank hunter was equipped with the deadly 8.8 PaK43 gun, able to destroy any Allied tank. It has been bolstered with thick frontal armour—a radical departure from the other tank hunters in the German arsenal. The Jagdpanther was issued in small numbers to the Normandy battles, and they began to see wider service as the year progressed. The resin building included in the Jadgpanther box will not only give you another great piece of scenery to add to your collection, but is the perfect size for you to hide your ambushing Jadgpanther in! More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarAnti-tank gun platoons armed with powerful 7.5cm PaK40 guns form the backbone of the German front line, breaking Allied tank assaults time after time.This new box set contains a complete four gun Anti-tank Gun Platoon. Inside you will find four 7.5cm PaK40 guns, a command SMG team and a Kfz 15 field car for the commander. Just add whatever transports you need according to whatever anti-tank gun platoon you select for your German force.This box set contains all of the models needed to allow you to field a complete Anti-tank Gun Platoon armed with 7.5cm PaK40 guns. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe illustrious 78. Sturmdivision has seen combat from the gates of Moscow to Kursk, and now guards the critical point at Orsha. The high concentration of integrated infantry weapons and assault guns makes the unit a very powerful formation. The 78. Sturmdivision will keep the Soviets in check, should they decide to assault! The Sturmgrenadiers dig in and prepare for the expected Soviet offensive. They cannot be certain where this blow will fall, but be assured that the mighty 78. Sturmdivision is ready. The Sturmkompanie is well supplied with the new Panzerfaust and Panzerschreck anti-tank rocket launchers able to repel any Bolshevik attack! Not only is the Sturmkompanie well equipped with machine-guns and Panzerfaust anti-tank launchers, but it also has a higher unit strength compared to other Grenadier units in the front line. This combination of defensive weaponry and manpower should make it easier to build a formidable defensive line.On the other hand, your Sturmkompanie has not lost its offensive potential. The company is prepared to leave its trenches and counterattack against whatever small gains the Soviets might manage to secure. Included in the box: • 4x Command teams with Panzerfaust option• 12x MG teams withPanzerfaust option• 3x Panzerschreck teams• 3x Sniper teams More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe StuG G assault gun was by far the most widely produced and used in the StuG series. Between 1942-45 over 7,700 were produced. The StuG G used the hull of the Panzer III M with a low-profile superstructure. This made the assault gun incredibly difficult to spot as it lay in ambush amongst dense terrain. Later versions were fitted with the Saukopf, or pig's head, gun mantlet. This slightly increased the armoured protection of the gun as it deflected in-coming shots. The Saukopf mantlet is included in the box. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarIn August of 1943, the Waffenamt (Armaments Office) was approached by Steyr Werke with a proposal to mount the powerful 7.5cm PaK40 on the RSO tractor. The Waffenamt was favourably impressed with the idea and ordered the conversion of 50 vehicles.The result was a lightweight, mobile but highly exposed anti-tank weapon. The RSO/PaK40 combination was manufactured during 1943/44 and was primarily used to support anti-tank infantry units on the Eastern Front.The PaK40 auf RSO tank-hunters were put on field trials with Army Group South. Of the 60 RSO/4 with PAK 40 14 each were given to Heer Panzerjägerabteilungen 743 and 744, 14 were issued to 18. Panzergrenadierdivision and 7 were given to 1. Ski-Jäger Brigade. They were not considered satisfactory on account of their low speed and noisy engine. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarIt was the most powerful anti-tank gun of the Wehrmacht to see service in significant numbers. It was an excellent weapon that able to penetrate the heaviest Allied armour at combat ranges, including the Soviet IS-2 and the American M-26 Pershing.In Flames Of War:These powerful guns were just not issued to every anti-tank unit, but were kept with army level detachments to support other units where they were most needed.They can support German companies with access to the Divisional Support Anti-tank Gun Platoon from Fortress Europe. They can also be found supporting German companies in Cobra, and Monty’s Meatgrinder.It is a Immobile gun with a range of 40”/100cm, ROF 2, Anti-tank 16 and Firepower 3+. It is fitted with a Gun shield and Turntable. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarTo halt an enemy advance take your best men and equipment and block their lead elements.— General der Infanterie, Kurt TippelkirchThat’s exactly what the Germans did in facing Soviet breakthroughs. They hastily created an elite blocking force to enable the rest of the division to fall back to more defensible positions. These heroes formed the Sperrverband. The infantry of the Sperrverband provide the firepower to deal with assaulting Soviet infantry. They too were the finest the German infantry battalions had left and were experienced and savvy enough to upgrade their weapons if the opportunity presented itself. Box includes:• 1x Feldwebel Ludwig Windgruber • 5x Command teams with Panzerfaust options• 1x Sniper team• 2x Panzerschrek teams• 6x Pioneer Rifle/MG teams• 8x Rifle/MG teams• 4x HMG teams• 1x Maultier Supply Truck• 3x Optional Flame-thrower figures• 8x Optional MG figures More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarFlak Nests in Flames Of WarThe Germans generally built their FlaK Nests in abandoned buildings, filling up the areas below and around the Flak Nest with rubble to prevent collapse, increase survivability and to limit entry. FlaK Nests are therefore open bunkers and not buildings and cannot be entered by any team. You can either model your Flak Nest on the ground or on a single story building. In both cases it has a base size equal to an Artillery base. If it is destroyed it becomes a destroyed bunker and is Impassable terrain. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe Tiger II promised to return the German heavy panzer to the early days of 1943. It too could dominate the battlefield by destroying enemy armour at long range and assaulting its way through fortified enemy defences. The Tiger II’s increased armour once again placed it ahead of its adversaries.As one of Hitler’s wonder weapons designed to change the course of the war, the Tiger II had the potential but not the numbers. It too, like the Tiger I, was a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield but small numbers, high maintenance, and vulnerability to aircraft and artillery kept it from achieving its promise of turning the war in Germany’s favour. This box contains:• 3x Individually sculpted Königstiger (Henschel) tanks• 3x Tank commanders• 6x Rare Earth magnets• German decal sheet• 4x Tiger Ace Dice• 3x Bailed Out Markers• 3x Bogged Down MarkersIn Flames of WarYou can now field the Königstiger in a company of its own in River Of Heroes. 501. schwere Panzerabteilung featured in the fighting on the Vistula River and was the first Tiger battalion fully equipped with the new Henschel turreted Tiger II.The Königstiger (Henschel) is Fully-tracked and has Front Armour 15, Side 8 and Top 2. It has a Co-ax MG, and a Hull MG.Tiger Ace DIce Königstiger Platoon (GBX30), Königstiger 100Königstiger Platoon (GBX30), Königstiger 100 However it is Overloaded, a Slow tank and its turret has Slow traverse.It is armed with the 8.8cm KwK43 gun with a range of 40”/100cm, ROF 2, AT 16 and FP 3+. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe Sturmtiger made its combat debut during the Warsaw uprising. Two crews of factory engineers manned the Sturmtiger assault howitzers giving a hands-on field display of this new weapon’s capabilities. Staying well behind the lines, these two behemoths devastated city blocks with their 38cm RW61 shells from up to 4600 metres away.In Flames Of War:Its targets, when hit, were obliterated. Each Sturmtiger is capable of firing a Bombardment, but only gets one ranging in attempt rather than the normal three. However if you are lucky enough to land one of these rockets on your target, any teams underneath are hit on a 5+, with no save for infantry or unarmoured teams and tanks are hit with AT6 vs their top armour. There are few things that can survive a hit from this new wonder weapon.Contains 2 Sturmtiger Heavy Assualt Howitzers and one objective marker More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThirteen members of the 5. SS-Panzerregiment of the Wiking SS-Panzerdivision were awarded the Knight’s Cross. Though individual kill numbers are not available, Obersturmführer Senghas led them with over 30 armoured kills.The division’s first Panzerabteilung (tank battalion) was formed in early 1942 when Wiking was upgraded to a Panzergrenadier- division. The cadre of these Panzer Kanonen (Panzer Aces) began then and stayed with the division throughout the war. Nearly all of these Panzer Kanonen survived the war, despite the regiment suffering severe casualties in fighting the Soviets across Russia, the Ukraine, Poland, and Hungary. In Flames Of WarIn River Of Heroes you may replace any or all Platoon Command teams from any SS-Panzer Platoons in the Wiking SS-Division with a Panzer Kanone for +65 points per platoon. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarDevelopment of the PaK40 begun in 1939, with the project initially given a low priority. However, upon the commencement of Operation Barbarossa and the appearance of heavily armoured Soviet tanks such as the KV-1, the project was given a higher priority. The first guns were delivered in November 1941 and became the standard German anti-tank till the end of the war. The Fallschirmjäger regiment has a few 7.5cm PaK40 anti-tank guns available to defend against enemy tanks. The PaK40 was a formidable gun, easy to hide and very effective at knocking out any Allied tank in service. Contains:4x 7.5cm PaK40 anti-tank guns and command SMG team. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarSome of the best infantry units fielded by the Germans during World War Two were the regiments of the Fallschirmjägerdivisions or parachute divisions. Although they were actually Luftwaffe troops, by the time the Normandy campaign had begun these units were subordinated to Army command.These units proved their worth over and over again during the fighting in France, in Holland during Operation Market Garden and during the Italy campaign. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarContains: 4 individually sculpted Brummbärs, 4 Tank Commanders & Decal sheet.Designed in response to the fighting at Stalingrad where a well armoured hard hitting assault gun would have proved its worth against the industrial buildings and factories. Brummbär first saw combat during the battle of Kursk with Sturmpanzerabteilung 216. Later 217, 218 and 219 Sturmpanzer-abteilungs were formed with the Brummbär. The Brummbär continued in production until the end of the war and saw service on the Western, Eastern and Italian fronts. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarThis Box contains: five individually scultped Panzer IV/70, five Tank Commanders, Tank Stowage, Five sets of Schürzen & Decal sheet More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarCompany HQ & Kradschützen Platoon with 3 Schützen squads.Nothing says Blitzkrieg like columns of German motorcycles racing across France in the wake of the Panzers or scouting ahead with the armouredcars. The Kradschützen motorcyclists lead the way to victory, burstingthrough light opposition, machine-guns blazing, and dismounting to assaultenemy roadblocks. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe Sd Kfz 250 Leichte Schützenpanzerwagen resulted from requirements in the 1930s by the German Army for a half-track that could carry a Halbgruppe (a half-group of 4-5 men) on a motorised reconnaissance missions. The resulting vehicle was developed by Demag AG, based on a modified Demag D7 tractor chassis (Sd Kfz 10). More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarThe success of the 8.8cm gun had a direct influence on the design of German tanks and tank-hunters. The 8.8cm PaK43 was too big to be useful on a Panzer III or IV chassis, so German industry sought a compromise to upgrade the slow manoeuvring heavies such as the Ferdinand assault gun and Königstiger heavy tank. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarThe 8.8cm FlaK18 Sfl 'Bufla' was designed to supress bunkers from outside the range of the defenders' weapons. Contains two 8.8cm FlaK18 Sfl Bunker Flaks. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarA common request amongst the artillery men of the German Army during World War Two was for lighter artillery pieces without a reduction in performance. In March 1942 these requests were heard; and the requirement was met by the simple combination of the trail of the 7.5cm PaK40 Anti-tank gun and the barrel and recoil system of the 10.5cm leFH18M howitzer. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarThe 15cm schwere Feldhaubitze 18 or sFH18 (German: "heavy field howitzer, model 18"), nicknamed Immergrün ("Evergreen"), was produced by Rheinmetall and Krupp companies and adopted by the German army in 1935. It was the first artillery weapon equipped with rocket-assisted ammunition to increase range. The 15cm sFH18 was also used in the self-propelled mounting of the Hummel. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarWith two 5cm PaK38 and two 7.5 cm PaK40 guns, two individually sculpted nests, two sets of gun crew & two ammunition canister sprues. PaK Nests can be fielded by using the German Army list in the Cassino handbook, the army organisation diagram must contain the Cassino Fortification options.Anti-tank gun nests were usually positioned behind the larger bunker such as Panther turrets to protect the the rear approaches. Well camouflaged these nests were a particular threat to tanks in the terrain around Cassino. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarWith four s10cm K18 guns with option 15cm sFH18 barrels, one Command SMG team, one Observer Rifle team, one Staff team, four Large bases, one Medium base & two Small bases. The specifications of what would become the s10cm K18 howitzer were given to both Krupp and Rheinmetall for developed during the 1920s. Adapted for service in 1933-34, the s10cm K18 was actually an amalgamation of the Krupp designed carriage and the Rhienmetall designed gun. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarWith three Panzer III G tanks, two stowage sprues, three stowage bins, open and closed cupolas and Tank Commander figures. Once Germany threw off the shackles imposed by the Treaty of Versailles; prohibiting them from possessing any form of tracked armoured fighting vehicle. Its designers wasted little time in constructing the Panzer divisions that would prove so effective during the Blitzkrieg campaigns of 1939-41. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early Warwith Panzer IV D tanks, two stowage sprues & three stowage bins.During the inter-war years, the development of armoured warfare was advanced mostly by trial and error. Different nations had differing opinions on how warfare of this nature would be conducted in the future. Despite the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles; forbidding the German Army possessing any tracked fighting vehicles, this didn’t stop its officers from study tactics. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarWith Kradschützenkompanie HQ section, Kradschützen Platoon HQ section with Anti-tank Rifle team & three Schützen Squads.The true tip of Germany’s armoured spear-thrusts are the motorcycle companies and their supporting armoured cars. Fast and mobile they often fight alongside the panzers. Kradschützen companies outmanoeuvre the enemy, speeding through gaps in their lines to capture key objectives. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarWith two 8.8cm FlaK36 guns with crew, two sets of gun wheel carriages, Arnold Hübner and his Loading crew More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarWith four 10.5cm leFH18 guns with crews, one Command SMG team, one Staff team and two Observer Rifle teams. More...Related products:
Army: ItalianPeriod: Early WarGerman strongpoints were formed along the Egyptian-Libyan frontier to slow British counter-offensives launched from Egypt. At Halfaya Pass their Luftwaffe 8.8cm Flak36 guns made light work of the then undefeated British Matilda tanks. Each Stützpunkt was based around a key fortified position held by entrenched infantry supported by machine-guns, anti-tank guns and the devastating Luftwaffe 88s. Lurking behind the strongpoints are artillery and mobile reserves of panzers and motorised infantry. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early WarWith one 8.8cm FlaK36 gun, Gun and Loading crew & one scenic resin nest.After the Germans had recaptured Halfaya Pass on 27 May 1941 following British Operation Brevity, they set about reorganising and constructing defensive positions. In the forefront of their minds was the concept of the Stützpunkt or strongpoint. A Stützpunkt defensive position is prepared for all-round defence intended to hold even if outflanked.The objective of a Stützpunkt defence was to provide effective fire to wear down the enemy before launching a counterattack, usually with supporting armoured troops More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarIncludes one SS-Kradschützen HQ section, one SS-Kradschützen Platoon HQ section with one Light Mortar team & one Anti-tank Rifle team, three Schützen squads, Kurt Meyer (in mounted & dismounted versions) & one Small base, six Medium bases & siz Large bases.The Schutzstaffel or SS are the military embodiment of the Nazi political party. Their motorcycle troops move swiftly and decisively against the enemies of Germany More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarIncludes:Four 10.5cm leFH18 guns with crew, One Command SMG team, one Staff team, Two Observer Rifle teams, One Motorcycle and sidecar, Four Large bases, One Medium base,Three Small bases More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarIncludes:Four 15cm sFH18 guns (optional s10cm K18 barrels) with crew, One Command SMG team, One Staff team, Ttwo Observer Rifle teams, Oone Motorcycle and sidecar, Four Large bases, One Medium base,Three Small bases. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarWith plastic DFS 230 Assault Gliders, four Fallschirmjäger Gunners & one Glider decal sheet. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid WarWith one Company HQ & two Motorcycle with Sidecars, two Infanterie Platoons each with Command team, Light mortar team, Anti-tank Rifle team and four Infantry squads.Leibstandarte SS ‘Adolf Hitler’ had participated in the blitzkrieg of both Poland and France and was expanded from a regiment-sized unit to a strong brigade just before the invasion. The SS troops slowly pushed though the Mackay Force and soon the Germans were across the border More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Early War, Mid War, Late WarIncludes Gebirgsjäger Company HQ & two Gebirgsjäger Platoons with Command SMG team, Light Mortar team, Anti-tank Rifle team & Infanterie squads, four optional Panzerknacker figures, four optional Panzerfaust figures, eight Small bases & sixteen Medium bases.The Gebirgsjäger or mountain troops were light infantry trained for mountain warfare. Due to the terrain they operated in, the traditional support available to the regular infantrymen of the German Army such as heavy artillery or tanks were not available to the Gebirgsjäger. More...Related products:
Army: GermanPeriod: Late WarIncludes two Tank Hunter Cars with Panzer IV turrets With the outbreak of war in 1939 the Germans decided to set-up several trains. By 1941 the Germans were also using two captured Polish and a number of Czech armoured trains, in addition to earlier German trains. More...Related products:
