View CartCheckout
Items:, Value:
Product Sections:
Online Catalogue | Flames of War Models (15mm) | United States Army | Box Set
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late War More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThe industrial might of US industry produced nearly 50,000 M4 tanks during the war, more than Germany’s total tank production. The Sherman tank saw action across all theatres and contributed greatly to final victory. The cast-hull M4A1 version was the first into battle. It proved to be tough and hard-hitting and its mobility gave the US Army a decisive advantage over German Panzers in freewheeling battles. Box Includes:• 5x Individually sculpted M4A1 Sherman tanks• 5x Tank commanders • 4x Cullens hedgerow cutters• 5x Applique Armour sprues• Tank Stowage• US Armour decals sheet Also includes options for five narrow mantlet versions. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThe American war effort is carred on the back of its GIs. Equipped with the latest technology and backed by the industrial might of America, the GI presses forward to victory. When the situation becomes tricky, they will quickly overcome obstacles to win the field of combat securing freedom every step they take! Included:• 5x Command teams• 3x Sniper teams• 4x Bazooka teams• 18x Rifle teams• 3x 60mm mortar teams• 4x LMG teams More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Late WarThe first tanks the US landed in Normandy were the 75mm armed models of the M4 Sherman tank. It was quickly realised that against the Panthers and Tigers something with more hitting power would be needed. The up-gunned M4A1 (76mm) Sherman was rapidly shipped to France.Like they did historically, before September 1944, you can only have the one M4A1 (76mm) armed Tank Platoon in your US Tank Company (p. 91, Festung Europa). So put them to good use!Box Contents:5x M4A1 76mm Shermans5x Cullen Hedgerow Cutters5x Tank CommandersSherman StowageUS Decal Sheet More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThe M2A1 105mm Howitzer is the mainstay of the US artillery. With their specialist artillery missions and the excellent communications they are always on call to support the US Army’s operations.Box contains: 4 guns with crew and scenic bases, 1 Observer team, 1 Staff Team with scenic base, 1 command team & 1 Jeep. More...
Army: British, United StatesPeriod: Late WarThree landing craft More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Late WarThe men of the 1st & 29th Infantry Divisions are specifically trained, organised and equipped for the Normandy invasion. With mortars, bazookas, flame-throwers and explosives, these men are ready to tackle any threat.This box includes 134 figures More...Related products:
Army: United StatesPeriod: Late WarFour M1 155mm howitzers, four M5 high-speed tractors, Command carbine team, Observer Carbine team, Staff team and jeep.The devastating US big guns of the 155mm Field Artillery Battery will have to be a consideration to any US commander creating a force from Cobra. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Early WarThe M12 155mm GMC was based on the chassis of the M3 “Lee” medium tank. It was one of the earliest US self-propelled weapons developed during the war. It mounted a 155mm M1917 or M1918M1 gun. The turret and superstructure were removed, the engine was moved forward to behind the driving compartment, and the 155mm gun was mounted at the rear of the vehicle. Fitted to the rear of the hull was a heavy spade, which was lowered to the ground before firing to absorb recoil. The driver’s compartment was the only part of the vehicle fitted with a roof. M12 was built with the three-piece final drive and differential housing and almost all had heavy-duty suspension bogies with the track return roller to the rear of the bogie. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarM10 Tank Destroyer Platoon, 1 Section, Tank Destroyer Platoon More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThe M1A1 75mm Pack Howitzer first saw service during World War Two against the Japanese in 1941-1942 during the campaign in the Philippines. It proved to be an effective weapon and continued to see service during the remainder of the war not only in the Pacific theatre but also Europe and the Mediterranean.In Flames Of WarWith each gun being capable of being broken down into six parachute loads, the M1A1 75mm pack howitzers were vital in providing the paratroopers with their own local artillery support immediately after landing.Direct FireRange: 16”/40cm; ROF: 2; Anti-tank: 6; Firepower: 3+Firing BombardmentRange: 64”/160cm; Anti-tank: 3; Firepower: 6 More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarThe 57mm anti-tank gun is useful for keeping enemy tanks at bay. As with the pack howitzers, for Operation Market Garden, they were delivered in a glider to make sure they landed intact and close at hand for the Paratroops.Box Contains• Four M1 57mm guns and Paratroop 16 crewmen miniatures.• One command team of three miniatures. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Late WarThe American Airborne Divisional Recon Platoon provides the paratroopers with accurate recon so they can complete their mission.The platoon’s fast jeeps are well-armed with .50 Cal machine-guns to blast their way through if needed.The 101st Airborne Division relied on the speed of the jeep to keep them operational, while the 82nd Airborne Division armoured their jeeps to protect the crew. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Early WarThis box set replaces UBX06 and includes:4 x Command teams; 5 x Bazooka teams; 2 x 60mm mortar teams and 18 x Rifle/MG teams. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarContains Company HQ and two platoonsThe First Special Service Force (SSF) was initially designed, outfitted and trained as an elite mountain commando force with the mission to invade Norway. Though that mission never materialized, their unique training in mountain warfare, skiing, demolitions, and hand to hand combat gave them the required skills to excel on the battlefields of Italy. The Germans dubbed them the Devil’s Brigade, because they used a trademark sticker depicting the SSF unit patch together with a slogan written in German: Das dicke Ende kommt noch, (The worst is yet to come), and left them on German corpses and fortifications as they raided. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Early War, Mid War, Late WarContains: 2 M1 90mm guns, crew and Command teamDestined to become one of the best artillery fielded by Allied force during World War Two, the M1 90mm gun was fitted with a traditional Spider design with a detachable platform and a single-axle dual-wheeled bogie. The M1 90mm proved to be the equivalent to the German 8.8cm FlaK36 and the British QQF 3.7” AA gun. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Mid War, Late WarArmy: AmericanPeriod: Mid and LateContains: 5 No. Individually sculptured M5A1 Stuart Light TanksThe M5 variant of the Stuart light tank stemmed from the suggestion to the Ordnance Department that the M3 version be fitted with the twin Cadillac engines and the Cadillac Hydra-matic transmission. These components were, at the time being manufactured and fitted to commercial vehicles.After successful trials, compounded by a shortage of Continental engines, the Cadillac modified version of the Stuart approved for production in February 1942. The new version was originally designated the Light Tank M4 but this was later changed to M5 to avoid confusion with the M4 medium tank or Sherman. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Early WarContains: 4x M5 3" guns, 2 Carbine teams & Command team.The 3" Gun M5 is an anti-tank gun developed by the US from the T9 3" anti-aircraft gun. In late 1940 the US Ordnance Corps began to adapt the T9 3" Gun to the anti-tank role.The barrel of the T9 was combined with the horizontal sliding block breech, hydropneumatic recoil system and split-trail carriage of the M2 105mm howitzer. The prototype test weapon was designated the T-10 and began trials in September 1941. Field trials soon proved the new weapon was a great improvement over existing US anti-tank guns. More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Early WarA Fire Direction Center (FDC) quickly consolidates the fires of heavy and light weapons in order to unleash a truly heavy bombardment upon a known target. Located with the corps or divisional big guns, they also coordinate the fires of non-artillery weapons into the overall fire support plan.Linking to FDCThe Fire Support Net is a communications net that gives any unit with the proper training, artillery registration, and radio sets the ability to link with an FDC team.Any platoon with a Staff team is automatically linked to the FDC team.Any platoon listed under the Supporting Fire special rule can link to an FDC team by deploying their platoon’s Command team within Command Distance of the FDC team at the start of the game.Observers are linked to the FDC team if their platoon is linked to the FDC team More...
Army: United StatesPeriod: Late WarWith two DUWK trucks & crewsThe DUKW (also known as the Duck) was used in landings in the Mediterranean, and on the beaches of Normandy during the D-Day invasion, moving troops and vital supplies ashore to keep the Allies fighting. More...Related products:
