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Army: British, SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarInfantry Tank MkIII - The Churchill III (welded turret and 6pdr gun) was first used by the Canadians at Dieppe. The Coldstream Guards used the MkIII throughout the rest of the war. Pack conatins 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander More...
Army: British, SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarInfantry Tank, Mk iV, V and VI - The Churchill IV (6pdr) is also the basis for the V (95mm Howitzer) and VI (75mm gun). The cast turret provides better armour protection than a welded turret. Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: Finnish, SovietPeriod: Early War, Mid WarT-26 obr 1939 - The T-26 served as a direct infantry support weapon. Contains: 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid WarLegkii Tank T-60 - A light tank developed to harass the flanks of the German army on the wide plains of Mother Russia. It's mobility and speed can create opportunities - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarLegkii Tank T-70 - T70 Light Tanks were fast and nimble. Crewed by only two men, they could afford to be sacrificed in the Recon or Infantry Support role - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid WarLend Lease British tank More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Early WarAs part of the Allied Lend-lease program to the Soviet Union a number of British Infantry Tanks Mark III (Valentine) were shipped to the Red Army. Over the war a total of 3782 Valentines of various marks were sent to the Soviet Union.The Valentine II first saw service with the Soviets during the battle for Moscow in late 1941. It saw service mainly on the central and southern fronts because of the proximity to the British supply routes through Persia (Iran). The SU034 model can be used to represent the Valentine VIII and IX models. The Valentine VIII can be field in the Light Tankovy Company of the Inomarochnikiy Tankovy Batalon in Hammer and Sickle (Fearless Trained) or in the Light Tankovy Company of the Tankovy Batalon in Fortress Europe (Confident Trained). Because of its small size and light armament the Mark III (Valentine II) was treated as a light tank and this trend continued into 1944 with the 6pdr armed variants. They are armed with the 6pdr and excellent weapon for anti-tank work, (Range: 24”/60cm, ROF 2, AT 10, FP 4+) and unlike the 2pdr of the earlier models it does have a HE round for knocking out soft targets. The Valentine has better protection than any other Soviet light tank (Armour Front 6, Side 4, Top 1), but is let down by its slow speed (Slow tank 8”/20cm cross-country). More...
Army: Finnish, SovietPeriod: Early War, Mid WarT-28 Medium Tank - An advanced tank for the Russians, the T-28 had two way radio's, three mg's, and a short barreled 76.2mm main gun. Poor armour was a weakness - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander, 1 Mounted and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: Finnish, SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarSrednii Tank T-34 Obraztsa 1941 - The T-34 is one of the best tank designs of the war. The T-34 model was the most common tank of Kursk, the biggest tank battle the world has seen - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarSrednii Tank T-34 Obraztsa 1942 - The T-34 is one of the best tank designs of the war. The T-34 model 1942 was used extensively in the retaking of Mother Russia from the Germans - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. Also includes 76mm and 57mm guns, extra parts to mount alternative fuel drums, flamethrower and capola. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarContains one tank. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarIn 1941 the Soviets began a programme to build an improved replacement for the T-34. The development program prioritised armour, suspension and crew ergonomics. However, after the appearance of the Panther and increasing numbers of Tiger tanks during the battle of Kursk it was made clear that the superiority of the T-34 tank was over. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarMade in the STZ Stalingrad Tractor factory the STZ T-34 was distinguished by its unique turret and mantlet. Pack contains 1 tank, 1 commander and 1 dismounted crew. More...
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Army: SovietPeriod: Mid WarAll Steel wheel tracks are available separately in SU059 More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThe diesel-powered M4A2 Sherman was sent to the Soviet Union under the Lend-Lease program. The Soviets received 4102 M4A2 Shermans, both with the 75mm (2007) and 76mm cannon (2095), but didn't receive any 76mm armed vehicles until after Operation Bagration. The M4 was nicknamed “Emcha” by Soviet troops. Emcha came from "Em" for M and "cha" because the English "4" looked like a Russian letter "cha".The Soviets preferred the diesel Shermans as their Soviet built tanks were also diesel-powered. Consequently, they were the second largest user (after Britain) of the diesel M4A2 Sherman with 75mm gun and the largest user of the M4A2 with 76mm gun. M4A2 accounted for nearly all Soviet Shermans. The M4 “Emcha” can be fielded in a Tankovy Company from Fortress Europe (Confident Trained) or as a Guards Inomarochnikiy Tankovy Company (Fearless Trained) from Hammer and Sickle. Like other Allied Shermans it has Front Armour 6, Side 4 and Top 1. It is fully-tracked and is armed with a M3 75mm gun, Co-ax MG and Hull MG. The M3 75mm gun has a Range of 32”/80cm, ROF 2, Anti-tank 10 and Firepower 3+. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Early War, Mid War, Late WarThe American Emcha (M4A2 Sherman) is very different from the Soviet built T-34 tank. It is higher and not as wide, but the Emchisti (Sherman tankers) like it for its reliability and spacious interior. More...Related products:
Army: SovietPeriod: Early War, Mid WarTyzhel'i Tank KV-2 - The KV-2 mounted the devastating 152mm howitzer in a monstrous turret that would jam if stopped on a slope. It is well armoured vs troops and tanks - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: Finnish, SovietPeriod: Mid WarTyzhel'i Tank KV-1E - The KV series are heavily armoured monsters, yet the KV-1E had extra armour. German tanks of the day have no answer to this beast - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid WarSoviet Heavy Tank More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarTyzhel'i Tank KV-85 - Armed with a 85mm DT tank gun and mounted in a new turret, this KV heavy tank helped Mother Russia wrest the battlefield back from the Panzers - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarTyzhel'i Tank IS-2 - The IS-2 fielded even in small numbers, crushes everything before it. Used in the last few months of the war, the IS-2 was virtually unstoppable - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThe IS (Iosif Stalin) heavy tank in often referred to as the “tank of victory” in Soviet sources. The development of the IS series of tanks started in late 1942, but only really gained momentum in 1943 as a response to the performance of the German Panther and Tiger tanks at the battle of Kursk.The IS-2 is available in the Guards Heavy Tank Company as a Corps Support choice in Festung Europa, Fortress Europe, and Hammer and Sickle. You can also take it in its very own force with the Gvardeyskiy Tyazhelyy Tankovy Polk (Guards Heavy Tank Regiment) from Stalin's Onslaught. The IS-2 has Fully-tracked mobility, but is a slow tank reducing its normal cross-country movement to 8”/20cm. It has excellent armour: Front 10, Side 8 and Top 2. It is armed with the 122mm D-25T gun with a range of 32”/80cm, ROF 1, Anti-tank 15 and Firepower 2+. In Addition it has a Co-ax and a Turret rear machine-gun and a .50cal AA MG (12.7mm DShK) can be added for +5 points per tank. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarSarnokhodnoe Orudne Su-85 - The 85mm gun was devastating in the defence of the Motherland. Mounted in a T34 tank hull, it becomes an excellent hunter of German tanks. Contains: 1 Assault Gun, 1 Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarThe M-10 is a new addition to Soviet forces in Hammer and Sickle. This American tank destroyer was shipped to the Soviets and issued to 29th Tank Corps where it’s 3in gun proved very effective. M-10 (SU104) M-10 (SU104)M-10 (SU104) M-10 (SU104)Lend Lease 3in self-propelled gunThe M-10 is a new addition to Soviet forces in Hammer and Sickle. This American tank destroyer was shipped to the Soviets and issued to 29th Tank Corps where it’s 3in gun proved very effective.On 22 March, the 1223rd and 1239th Separate Tank Battalions were reorganised into the 1223rd and 1239th SU Regiments as part of the Stavka Reserve.They were the only two regiments equipped with American M10 3in self-propelled guns. The total amount of M10s supply during the Lend Lease program were only 52, all shipped in 1944.The 29th Tank Corps’ 1223rd SU Regiment was formed in March 1944 and equipped with Lend Lease M-10s (listed in some sources as SU-76s, which technically they are being a self-propelled 76mm/3in gun). It took part in Operation Bagration followed by the liberation of Vilnius, Lithuania on 13 July 1944. M-10 (SU104)M-10 (SU104) During this time the 1223rd SU Regiment was commanded by Mayor Vladimir Vasil’evich Kaidash. By October they had liberated Palanga under a new commander, Mayor Aleksei Sergeevich Shchevaev. They fought through Poland and East Prussia with the 29th Tank Corps into 1945.The 16th Tank Corps’ 1239th SU Regiment was formed and equipped at the same time. It first went into action in July 1944. On 25 July the Corps liberated Demblem in Poland and earned the honorific title “Demblinskikh”. By the end the month they were at the gates of Warsaw, before being put in reserve once again. On 21 November the Corps became the 12th Guards Tank Corps and a month later the 1239th SU Regiment became the 393rd Guards SU Regiment. M-10 (SU104)M-10 (SU104) M-10 (SU104)Painting Soviet M-10 assault gunsPaint all American-produced tanks and transports Brown Violet (887). There was no consistent official marking scheme, but red stars were commonly applied for identification purposes. Russian numbering systems were varied and poorly documented, so feel free to use whatever numbering style suits your taste. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarSU-76M - A light self-propelled assault gun, the Russian army used it for direct support of infantry attacks and for defence against conuter-attacks by German Panzers - Pack contains 1 Assaut Gun, 2 Crew and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid War, Late WarSanokhodnoe Ustanovka Su-122 - A medium self-propelled assault gun mounting the 122mm howitzer. With explosive and anti-tank shells, it can both support Russian infantry and fight German Panzers - Pack contains 1 Assault Gun, 1 Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Mid WarSu-152 - A heavy self-propelled assault gun mounting the massive 152mm cannon. It's armour and firepower made it more than a match for German Panzers - Pack contains 1 Assault Gun, 1 Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarThe ISU-152 assault gun was used the same as the earlier SU-152—a large gun mounted in the hull of a heavy tank. The ISU-152 used the same gun as the earlier SU-152 but was built on the hull of an IS-2 tank instead of the older KV-1. Over 3,200 vehicles produced in total between 1943 and 1947, with 1,885 ISU-152s built before the war’s end. The Guards Heavy Assault guns are prefect for clearing enemy troops out of trenches and gun pits and devastate bunkers. They can also apply their massive weaponry against enemy tanks. Both ISU heavy assault guns boast 9 frontal armour with 7 side armour and 2 on top. They are slow tanks. The ISU-152’s gun has anti-tank of 13, and a massive firepower of 1+, making sure that whatever it knocks down, stays down! The ISU-122 has anit-tank of 15, firepower 2+, making it an effective tank-killer, capable of destroying any enemy tank. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarIt is often said that it takes a brave man not to be a Hero in the Red Army, but there is no doubt that the Tankodesantniki are very brave indeed. These tough SMG armed infantry stick closely to their tanks ready to defend them against Fascist tank-hunting infantry. And this is despite the dangerous fire that the tanks inevitably attract. They were trained to give support their tanks by suppressing enemy anti-tank weapons or enemy infantry equipped with anti-tank grenades and rocket launchers. This close interaction between tanks ans infantry allowed the Soviet Army to achieve critical breakthroughs into the German defensive lines. Each tank brigade was allocated a Submachine-gun company which was divided amongst the tanks, providing the tank riders. The number of Tankodesantniki for each tank depended on the size of vehicle: Heavy tanks: 10-12 troops each,Medium tanks: 8-10 troops each, andLight tanks: 5-6 troops each. In Flames Of War With these new specialist miniatures it’s now much easier to represent your Tankodesantniki on the back of your tanks, they sit easily on the engine deck of most Soviet tanks. They can also be used to represent normal infantry hitching a ride on your tanks. These new Tankodesantiki will help support your tanks or guard your assault guns against enemy infantry. These troops are well armed with submachine-guns and sheer bravery. They will contribute greatly to your assaults, heroically taking hits so that your tanks can fight on and destroy the enemy! The Tankodesantniki special rules are found on page 181 of the Flames Of War rulebook. The blister includes*: • 32x Tankodesantniki Tank Riders (enough for 10 tanks). * Blister does not include IS-2 or T-34 tanks. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarMikhail Andrevich Dedov volunteered to fight in 1939. Because of his membership in the Communist Party, he was appointed Komissar in an infantry regiment and fought during the Winter War with Finland.After his experiences in the harsh winter fighting against the tenacious Finns, he decided the way of the future was the tank and applied for transfer to a tank unit. Dedov went into battle with his tankovy company in the battle of Prokhorovka during the battle for Kursk in 1943. His leadership and motivational abilities were soon recognised and he was promoted to Batalon Komissar.This pack contains:Komissar Dedov, and a T-34 with options to field him in a T-34 obr 1942 with a 76mm gun or in a T-34/85 obr 1943 with a 85mm gun. In Flames Of WarAdd Brigada Komissar M A Dedov to a Gvardeyskiy Tankovy Company or Tankovy Company for +40 points.Brigada Komissar M A Dedov is a Warrior. He takes over a tank from a Gvardeyskiy Tankovy Company or Tankovy Company at the beginning of the game before deployment. M A Dedov is an Independent team and is rated Fearless Veteran. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late War1941 found the 18-year-old Viktor Ivanovich Nevsky studying. At the outbreak of war he immediately tried to volunteer at the military commissariat, but was turned down and told to return to his studies. A month later he returned and added two years to his age. He was sent to study at the 1st Gorki Automobile and Motorcycle Academy.In August 1942 the Academy became the 1st Gorki Armour Academy. Nevsky excelled and made a name for himself by mastering the tank’s main gun on the move. In 1944 his corps received Lend-lease M4 and Valentina tanks. Nevsky was promoted to command his battalion and he set about learning all that he could about his new foreign tanks. Nevsky was about to lead his new tanks into one of the Red Armies greatest victories.This pack contains:Nevsky with a M4 Sherman with unique stowage on the hull and turret. Kapitan V I Nevsky is a Warrior and a Company Command Tank team rated as Fearless Veteran.Nevsky may join any Inomarochnikiy Tankovy Batalon (Lend-lease Tank Battalion) and replaces the Company Command M4A2 Sherman tank in the Battalion HQ for an additional +50 points. More...
Army: SovietPeriod: Late WarDmitriy Fedorovich Loza was born near Kharkov on 14 April 1922. He joined the Red Army in 1940 and graduated from the Saratov Armour School in 1942.In October 1944 Loza’ company fought around Debrecen before his brigade was finally rested and re-equipped duringNovember. They had their 75mm gun armed ‘Emcha’ tanks replaced with new 76mm ‘Emcha’ (M4A2 Sherman) tanks. More...Related products:
Army: Soviet, United StatesPeriod: Mid WarM3 Medium (Lee) - Used in the US invasion of North Africa in '42. The Lee fought until the collapse of Tunis. Armed with a 75mm tank gun in a sponson and a 37mm turret gun - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures. More...
