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Out Now!During 1942, the Italian Army considered mounting the 10.5cm gun on the chassis of a P40 medium tank. However, delays with the P40 forced designers in a new direction and an alternate chassis based on the M15/42 was developed. By the end of 1943, a number of Semovente 105/25 were in service in the German Army. They saw action with the 336. Infanterie Division and the 26. Panzer Division and a year later 66 were in service with Army Groups C and F in Italy and the Balkans. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Mid WarFiat L6/40 Light Tank - A two-man light tank that entered service just before hostilities. It has seen action in the desert and Steppes of Russia. Contains: 2 Tanks, 2 Tank Commanders and 2 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Early War, Mid WarCarro Armato Fiat-ANsaldo M14/41. The best Italian tank of the war, it fought in Afirca, Italy and the Balkans. A vast improvement on previous designs it was still outclassed by its opponents. Contains: 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Mid WarRenault R-35. A well armoured, two man light tank. This French tank was captured in large numbers and used on the Russian front by Italian and German Armoured forces. Contains: 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Mid WarSemonvente 47/32 su L6/40. Based on the L6/40 light tank, 280 were built in '42 & '43. often the only mobile anti-tank defence available to the Italian Army. The crews served bravely. Contains: 2 Tank Destroyers, 2 Commanders and 2 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Mid WarCarro Commando M41 - The Carro Commando is the Command vehicle for several tyes of Italian SPG's. Modern range finding scopes are mounted on the roof of the tank - Pack contains 1 Self Propelled Gun, 1 Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Mid WarSemovente Fiat-Ansaldo M40 da 75/18 - The Semonvente 75 provided Infantry support. It soon also became one of the Italian's most effective anti-tank armoured vehicles! Contains: 1 Self Propelled Gun, 1 Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Mid WarTenente Pascucci lead the heroic last ditch counter attack at Fuka that allowed much of the DAK to escape after teh battle of Alamein. Contains: Tenente Pascucci's special M14/41 and Tenente Pascucci. More...
Army: GermanPeriod: Mid War, Late WarEven before they had entered the war in 1940, the Italian army recognised that it would need a new, heavier tank to keep up with foreign designs. At 26 tonnes, the new tank was planned to be twice as heavy as the M13/40 medium tank about to enter service. Faced with numerous specification changes and no suitable engine, Fiat Ansaldo, the company that designed all Italian tanks, took until late 1942 to complete the prototype.In Flames of WarDespite its heavy tank label, the P40 is a conventional medium tank. Its 50mm-thick armour and 75mm gun match that of other participants and far outstrips the 30mm armour and 47mm guns of the older Italian medium tanks. With its powerful new motor, it is considerably faster as well.In German ServiceWhen Italy surrendered, the Germans seized the P40 heavy tanks and ordered another 75. Due to the engine shortage, half of the total were to be delivered without engines. These were mounted in the Gothic Line as bunkers in 1944. The rest were issued to the SS for anti-partisan work. More...
Army: ItalianPeriod: Mid War, Late WarMM14 Semovente 75/34 SP Gun, Four Semovente and one Carro CommandoThe Semovente 75/34 was an improved design of the M41 75/18, armed with a new 75/34 gun in a lengthened fighting compartment. Being based on the M15/42 hull, it had a more powerful engine, but was slightly longer. The design was completed by late 1942 and Fiat Ansaldo began full-scale production in 1943. They had produced 190 by September 1943 when Italy surrendered.The semoventi are part of the artillery arm, the elite of the Italian Royal Army. Despite the small crew, the excellent range-finding capabilities of the Carro Comando combined with their artillery training enable them to score far more hits than their enemies would expect. The artillery crews of the semoventi are deadly accurate, even with their short-barrelled guns. More...
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