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  • Chindit Mule Teams
    Chindit Mule Teams
            Chindits used long suffering mules to carry their heavy weapons and supplies in their arduous marches behind the lines. This pack contains 2 Chindit handlers and their mules.           Blister pack containing 2 metal mule teams....
    £11.50
    £11.50
  • Soviet Maxim MMG TeamSoviet Maxim MMG Team
    Soviet Maxim MMG Team
    Three Soviet gunners and and wheeled maxim MMG. Crouched on his knees the gunner fires the maxim, he is aided by an ammo man, feeding in bullet belts. Their NCO points out targets and urges them on. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
    £11.50
    £11.50
  • British Airborne Vickers MMG TeamBritish Airborne Vickers MMG Team
    British Airborne Vickers MMG Team
    A tripod mounted Vickers MG and three Paratrooper crew.Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
    £11.50
    £11.50
  • German Heer 81mm medium mortar team (1943-45)German Heer 81mm medium mortar team (1943-45)
    German Heer 81mm medium mortar team (1943-45)
    The standard German medium mortar of the war was the 81mm Granatwerfer 34. It was a very effective and accurate weapon that could provide fire support, and was used throughout the conflict on most theatres. In games of Bolt Action this is a Medium...
    £11.50
    £11.50
  • French Army 81mm medium mortar teamFrench Army 81mm medium mortar team
    French Army 81mm medium mortar team
    This pack is a great support choice, the Brandt 81mm mortar. Just prior to the war, the French army could field 2000 British 3”mortars, but it was of a metric calibre of 81mm. By the outbreak of war, French regiments could put out  9...
    £11.50
    £11.50
  • Italian Paracadutisti with German weaponsItalian Paracadutisti with German weapons
    Italian Paracadutisti with German weapons
    Italian Paratroopers, like all Italian special forces, established an astonishing reputation for dash and stubborn fighting in all the theatres where they were deployed. Well trained and superbly equipped for their role they shored up the reputation of the Italian fighting man, which had...
    £11.50
    £11.50
  • British Army 3" Mortar TeamBritish Army 3" Mortar Team
    British Army 3" Mortar Team
    One of the unsung weapons to see action during the war, the 3 inch Mortar, served throughout the conflict and in all war zones, it provided British Army and Commonwealth personnel with the capability to lob explosive projectiles against enemy emplacements and troop concentrations,...
    £11.50
    £11.50
  • Isorian phase sniperIsorian phase sniper
    Isorian phase sniper
    Phase Snipers of the Isorian Senatex are equipped with Phase rifles – complex weapons which utilise some of the same technology as phase armour, also unique to the Senatex. To date the Concord has been unable to replicate phase technology accurately. In part this...
    £11.00
    £11.00
  • Waffen-SS PioneersWaffen-SS Pioneers
    Waffen-SS Pioneers
    The Goliath was used by the German engineer units in a variety of roles. It was essentially a radio contolled tracked bomb, carrying a big charge of high explosives direct to where it was needed, commonly a pillbox, minefield or disabled enemy tank. The...
    £11.00
    £11.00
  • USMC War Dog TeamsUSMC War Dog Teams
    USMC War Dog Teams
    The US Marine Corps introduced war dog platoons in 1943. Dogs first took part in the Bougainville operation in November, and went on to support US Marine forces at Guam and Peleliu in 1944, and Iwo Jima and Okinawa in 1945. The majority of...
    £10.50
    £10.50
  • Blitzkrieg German Kradschutzen Motorcycle (1939-1942)Blitzkrieg German Kradschutzen Motorcycle (1939-1942)
    Blitzkrieg German Kradschutzen Motorcycle (1939-1942)
    Kradschützen, or motorcycle troops, were a common part of German Panzer Divisions until 1942, by which time they had largely been replaced by Panzer grenadiers mounted in armoured carriers. Their manpower was often recruited from former cavalry units. Although transported on BMW and Zündapp...
    £10.50
    £10.50
  • Soviet Army Dog Mine anti-tank teams
    Soviet Army Dog Mine anti-tank teams
    2 metal foot figures and 2 metal dogs. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Please note heads may vary from those shown in the picture.
    £10.50
    £10.50
  • Afrika Korps Kradschutzen motorcycleAfrika Korps Kradschutzen motorcycle
    Afrika Korps Kradschutzen motorcycle
    Key to the campaign waged in the Western Desert was mobility in order to cross the vast sandy deserts. As a result both sides relied heavily on tanks and transports. Amongst these were the BMW 75 and Zundapp motorcycles utilised by the Deutsche Afrika...
    £10.50
    £10.50
  • US Airborne Bazooka and 60mm light mortar teamsUS Airborne Bazooka and 60mm light mortar teams
    US Airborne Bazooka and 60mm light mortar teams
    Pack contains 4 metal figures and 1 mortar. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Contents may vary from those shown
    £10.50
    £10.50
  • Blitzkrieg German LMG teams (1939-42)
    Blitzkrieg German LMG teams (1939-42)
    The physical weapon used by the German army in the light machine gun and medium machine gun role was actually the same – most commonly the MG34 (augmented by captured foreign weapons) or later, the MG42. To utilise these weapons in the medium machine...
    £9.00
    £9.00
  • US Airborne Bazooka & light mortar teams (1944-45)US Airborne Bazooka & light mortar teams (1944-45)
    US Airborne Bazooka & light mortar teams (1944-45)
    The American Bazooka was first used in North Africa and on Tarawa in November 1942. The final version was longer (1.55m) and improved the range from 200-250 yards to 300 yards. The M6 HEAT rocket could easily penetrate 76mm of armour at 30° or...
    £9.00
    £9.00
  • US Airborne with looted German weapons (1944-45)US Airborne with looted German weapons (1944-45)
    US Airborne with looted German weapons (1944-45)
    Sometimes weapons and equipment are lost in cargo, on the battlefield or simply left behind! Any soldier will make use of what they can get their hands on, and that includes turning the enemies weapons against their creators... The 82nd Airborne was even ordered...
    £9.00
    £9.00
  • Australian PIAT and anti-tank rifle teams (Pacific)Australian PIAT and anti-tank rifle teams (Pacific)
    Australian PIAT and anti-tank rifle teams (Pacific)
    The Australian Army was supplied by Britain with the PIAT anti-tank weapon, but this saw only extremely limited use by the Australians, as the threat from Japanese tanks was minimal. The weapon found more use against Japanese emplacements as an improvised bunker-buster than the...
    £9.00
    £9.00
  • Polish Airborne light mortar teamsPolish Airborne light mortar teams
    Polish Airborne light mortar teams
    After the first World War, most nations learned the valuable lesson of how effective close mortar support is, as a result most infantry sections now have at least one mortar assigned to it. The lightest mortar weighing less than 11lbs, this offered effective results...
    £9.00
    £9.00
  • Guarding the ChateauGuarding the Chateau
    Guarding the Chateau
    Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
    £9.00
    £9.00

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