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Code: GE767
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Includes one Command Pioneer Rifle/MG team, six Pioneer Rifle/MG teams (three Sturm squads), one Oberstleutnant Walter Koch figure, two Small bases & six Medium bases More...Related products:
Code: GBX60
Includes 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:
Code: GE745
Afrika Korps Panzergrenadiers - Always short of equipment the well lead Afrika Korps inflicted many defetas on the British and Dominion troops up until El Alamein October 1942. Contains: 2 small bases, 3 medium bases, 1 Officer, 1 NCO, 1 Rifleman, 1 Observer, 1 Radio operator, 3 Medium Mortars, 9 crew. More...
Code: TD002
Contains: Dice and Tokens for the US 101st Airborne Division. Division symbol now on the "6". Metal tin contains 15 Dice and 21 Tokens (1xRanged In, 4xGone to Ground, 4xDug In, 4xPinned Down, 4xBogged Down, 4xBailed Out markers). Divisional symbol now on the "6" (Past dice had the symbol on the "1"). More...
Code: BB540
includes one Chieftain Hut.Hides, furs and skins have been stitched together over a frame of giant rib bones to create these bestial buildings.Our Chieftain Hut terrain model are fully-painted and detailed on both the exterior and interior. More...
Code: BB539
Includes two Bestial Huts.Hides, furs and skins have been stitched together over a frame of giant rib bones to create these bestial buildings.Our Bestial Huts terrain models are fully-painted and detailed on both the exterior and interior. More...
Code: FSO104
Includes two Finnish Panzerschreck figures, Finnish Riflemen figures & one Medium base.The Panzerschreck was a classic example of the Germans taking a good idea and improving upon it. During 1943, German forces captured some of the first examples of the American Bazooka during the campaign in Tunisia. These captured examples were promptly shipped back to Germany for further evaluation and testing More...
Code: FSO103
Includes three Finnish Panzerfaust figures.German experiences on the Russian front during the Soviet offensives of 1942-43 highlighted a need for a man portable anti-tank weapon that could be operated by a single infantryman. More...
Code: GKO101
Includes five sets of Greek Bren Carrier crew (Driver, Gunner & Passenger).Britain supplied a large amount of Bren carriers to the Greek army. They were grouped together with the captured L3s to form the armoured battalions of the motorized regiments. The carriers retained the British Bren gun in the forward mount but lacked the Boys anti-tank rifle. More...Related products:
Code: GK701
Includes Company HQ with Company Command Rifle team & 2iC Command Rifle team, two Boys Anti-tank Rifle teams, one 60mm mortar team, one Brixia mortar team, four VB teams, four Extra Greek officers, four Small bases & six Medium bases. More...Related products:
Code: IT728
Includes ten motorcycles, ten riders, ten passengers, two Greek officier passenges, two Greek VB passengers & five Large Bases.When the Bersaglieri units of Motorciclisti deployed to the Eastern front their tropical helmets were replaced with the more traditional Italian helmet. More...Related products:
Code: BR758
With ten Dismounted LRDG/SAS teams & ten Small bases.The British were the first to organise proper deep desert raiding forces beginning with the Long Range Desert Group, also known as the LRDG. More...Related products:
Code: BR444
With two one-piece resin LRDG Ford V8 cars, two drivers, two passengers & four vehicle Machine-guns. Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) patrols are led by a pilot cars, whose duty is to test out the ground ahead of the rest of the patrol for soft sand and other desert hazards. In the first few years this car was a Ford V8, but the American Willys Jeep quickly became a favourite as they became available. More...Related products:
Code: BBX24
Includes seven SAS Jeeps with drivers and passengers, The Special Air Service (SAS) was established by David Sterling who personally led missions until his capture in 1943. Another colourful leader was Paddy Mayne, a former commando. During one raid, Mayne physically lifted a control panel out of a German plane with his bare hands when he ran out of explosives to use More...Related products:
Code: BBX06
Includes six one-piece resin LRDG Chev trucks with crew and weapon options. Well before the start of the Second World War, a British officer in Egypt took an interest in the deep desert. Major Ralph Bagnold was a veteran desert traveller. He, along with some colleagues, pioneered techniques for crossing the Sahara with motor vehicles and is also credited with the development of the sundial compass. This device was critical for navigating the desert wastes where a normal compass would be lead astray by the many iron deposits in the Sahara More...Related products:
Code: GE503
With one Command SMG team, two 3.7cm PaK36 gun with crew, one Small base & two Medium bases.The 3.7cm PaK36 was Germany standard anti-tank weapon at the outbreak of war in 1939; over 15,000 PaK36s had been manufactured by 1941. It proved to be an excellent weapon during the early years of the war until the introduction of well-armoured tanks such as the T-34 rendered it obsolete. This didn’t halt its career; it remained an important secondary weapon More...Related products:
Code: GE794
With one Command SMG team, four MG34 HMG (with MG42 option for Mid-war) with crew, one Small base & four Medium bases.Armed with the versatile MG34, the HMG platoons of the Waffen-SS were able to pour fire into an enemy to either suppress them in attack or pin them down in defence. More...Related products:
Code: GE795
With one Command SMG team, six 8cm GW34 mortars with crew, three Observer Rifle teams, four Small bases & six Medium bases.The 8cm GW34 (Granatwerfer 33, meaning grenade launcher model 1934) was a conventionally designed medium mortar. Mortar crews from other nations would find nothing strange or unusual about it when comparing it with their own weapons of the same type. More...Related products:
