15mm Historical

British: Challenger 2 (x5 plastic)

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Italian Tree Lines - BB261

Scenery plays a vital part in any miniature wargame whether you are playing Historical, Science Fiction or Fantasy battles. The Battlefield in a Box range of tabletop-ready scenery is a quick and...

Cassino Houses - BB194

Scenery plays a vital part in any miniature wargame whether you are playing Historical, Science Fiction or Fantasy battles.The Battlefield in a Box range of tabletop-ready scenery is a quick and easy...

Gun Pits - Sandbags - MADE TO ORDER

MADE TO ORDER program in partnership with Battlefront Miniatures. "The complete process from order to delivery is expected to take approximately three to six months. Moving forward we hope to...

Gun Pits - Log Emplacements - MADE TO ORDER

MADE TO ORDER program in partnership with Battlefront Miniatures. "The complete process from order to delivery is expected to take approximately three to six months. Moving forward we hope to...

Gun Pits - Entrenchments - MADE TO ORDER

MADE TO ORDER program in partnership with Battlefront Miniatures. "The complete process from order to delivery is expected to take approximately three to six months. Moving forward we hope to...

Sandbags - Dug In Markers - MADE TO ORDER

MADE TO ORDER program in partnership with Battlefront Miniatures. "The complete process from order to delivery is expected to take approximately three to six months. Moving forward we hope to...

Log Emplacements - Dug In Markers - MADE TO ORDER

MADE TO ORDER program in partnership with Battlefront Miniatures. "The complete process from order to delivery is expected to take approximately three to six months. Moving forward we hope to...

Entrenchments - Dug In Markers - MADE TO ORDER

MADE TO ORDER program in partnership with Battlefront Miniatures. "The complete process from order to delivery is expected to take approximately three to six months. Moving forward we hope to...

US T8E1 Turretless Stuart

Contains enough pieces to convert up to five T8E1 Turretless Stuarts or Japlopies. Requires plastic/resin M5 Stuarts to complete assembly of final model. Find out how to field this model in the...

US M1 Bofors 40mm AAA Platoon

The T19 Howitzer Motor Carriage was introduced in January 1942 and soon saw service in November taking part in Operation Torch against French forces in Algeria. The M2A1 105mm howitzer was mounted on...

US T19 105mm HMC

The T19 Howitzer Motor Carriage was introduced in January 1942 and soon saw service in November taking part in Operation Torch against French forces in Algeria. The M2A1 105mm howitzer was mounted on...

US M17 Whiz-Bang

The 7.2-inch Multiple Rocket Launcher M17 was designed to be mounted on the M4 Sherman series of medium tanks. Intended for use against concrete bunkers and other fortifications, the payload of...

Fire Direction Center (FDC) Objective Marker

A 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...

Italian 105/28 gun

The 105/28 howitzer was a World War One vintage gun of French design (Canon de 105 mle 1913 Schneider or L13 S); originally starting life as a design on the drafting board of the Russian Putilov...

Italian 20/65 gun

The Breda 20mm anti-aircraft gun was widely used by the Italian Armed forces during the war. Performing in the role of light anti-aircraft, it was also used successfully in the ground role. Like...

German 10.5cm GebH40 Gun

10.5cm GebH40 Gun(GSO525)The 10.5cm GebH40 was designed the in order to fulfil the artillery needs of the Gebirgsjäger Divisions. Originally designed by Böhler in 1940, the gun didn’t actually go...

French Goum Mortar Platoon

The 81mm M1 Mortar was based on the French Brandt design developed during World War One. The US government purchased the manufacturing rights to the mortar in the late 1930s and began production...

French Goumier Platoon

Goum Rifle platoons carry American Springfield rifles limited their firepower but the rifle’s light weight enabled the Goums to move quickly and silently through rough terrain and close rapidly...

French Goum HQ and Weapons Teams

The tales of the Arabian Nights create a vision of a dark desert warrior dressed in flowing robes and a turban. In the cool desert night, he silently infiltrates across the front lines and slits...

Mule Team

The Mule team is ideal for modelling Pack Mule teams for a Gebirgsjäger force. They can also be used to simply add some flavour to an Objective or a base within a Flames Of War army. THIS PRODUCT...

Italian Dovunque 35 3-ton truck

Developed in the early 1930s the Dovunque (’go-anywhere’) truck chassis was taken into production in 1933 by FIAT’s Spa division. The new model was made in considerable quantities. It was one of...

Hungarian Botond Truck

In 1936 Dezsö Winkler started design work on a specialised cross-country truck that could fulfil the roles of a weapons prime mover and a mechanised infantry transport. This new truck was named the...

German Destruction Charges

Destruction Platoon Panzer I tanks are equipped with a 150kg charge in an armoured box suspended behind the tank. On reaching an obstacle, it backed into position and dropped the charge into place...

German Gebirgsjäger Artillery Group - GSO154

Whether armed with the light and easily transported 7.5cm GebG36 gun; the heavier 10.5cm gebH40 or the mighty 15cm sFH18 howitzer. The men of the Gebirgsjäger Divisions could call upon numerous...

Gebirgsjäger Anti-tank Group - GSO153

The Panzerjägerkompanie of the Gebirgsjäger Regiment was armed with both 3.7cm PaK36 and 5cm PaK38 guns by 1944. The regiment also usually had a platoon of 7.5cm PaK40 guns. Despite the rugged...

German Regimental Command Objective - Oberst Gosewisch

When facing the overwhelming Allied superiority in air and artillery at Anzio, Oberst Gosewisch remembered the tough lessons he learned as commander of 152. Artillerie Regiment facing the Soviet Army...

German Gebirgsjäger Mortar Platoon - GE835

The 8cm GW34 (Granatwerfer 34, 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...

German Gebirgsjäger HMG Platoon - GE834

Capable of firing up to 800 rounds a minute, the MG34 had a unique feature of being able to produce semi-automatic by pressing the upper segment of the trigger, while fully automatic fire was...

German Gebirgsjäger Platoon - GE832

The Gebirgsjäger or mountain troops were light infantry trained for mountain warfare. Due to the terrain they operated in, the traditional support available to the regular infantrymen of the German...

Fallschirmjäger Platoon (Battleworn) - GE763

While its main role is firing artillery bombardments, the 10.5cm LG40 recoilless gun can be used against roving tanks. It offered solid artillery support without the hindrance of heavy tractors...

P40 Turret Bunker - GE683

When the Germans began constructing Fortress Europe they quickly realised that they simply did not have the time or the resources to fortify their empire with conventional bunkers. Tank turret...