Flames of War

French Panhard AMD Deep Recon Platoon (x5)

The French designed their Automitrailleuse de Découverte (AMD), Deep Reconnaissance Armoured Cars, to advance far ahead of their division to locate the enemy and report their movements. As they were expected to operate with little support apart...

French S-35 Somua Tank Platoon (x5 Plastic)

The Somua S35 is considered by many to be the premier medium tank of the thirties with a classic combination of speed, range, armament and armour.  As a result of the battles at Hannut and Gembloux where Somua tanks inflicted heavy losses on German...

French EW Tokens (x20) and Objectives (x2)

Even though they are toy soldiers, your troops react to heavy fire like real soldiers. Sometimes they get pinned down or bail out of their tanks. They can dig foxholes for protection or go to the ground, hiding from the enemy. Tokens help you keep track...

French EW Dice (x20)

A set of high quality French themed dice for use with Flames Of War or any other wargames. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 20x Themed Dice

French 75mm mle 1897 Gun Battery (x4 guns)

The canon de 75mm mle 1897 is a superb piece of French engineering. It was the first gun in the world to combine a breech-loading weapon with an effective recoil system. This quick-firing weapon made every other artillery piece obsolete. Despite its age...

French APX 47mm mle 1937 Anti-tank Platoon (x2 guns)

The APX 47mm mle 1937 L/53 gun is the best anti-tank gun on the battlefields of 1940. Its penetration of 2”/50mm of armour at 500m is more than half again as much as the German 3.7cm PaK36. Most French divisions are supposed to have a divisional...

French Hotchkiss 25mm Anti-tank Platoon (x4 guns)

The 25mm Hotchkiss SA-34 gun is an extremely effective weapon, punching through armour despite its smaller calibre than that of its contemporaries such as the German 3.7cm PaK36 anti-tank gun. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 4x metal and plastic 25mm Anti-Tank...

French Chasseurs Platoon (Plastic)

The section de fusiliers-voltigeurs (fusiliers-voltigeurs platoon) is another example of the French infantry’s perfect organisation for trench warfare. The platoon has a small group of rifle grenadiers with the Tromblon VB grenade launcher in the...

Matilda II (x1)

In combat the Infantry Tank Mk II (A12) Matilda has earned its title as the ‘Queen of the Battlefield’. It is the most powerful tank in the British armoury and its frontal armour of 78mm (3 inches) is essentially impenetrable from most...

Morris CS9 Armoured Car Troop (x3)

Within weeks of the invasion of Poland, the 12th Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales) arrived in France. Then, on 10 May 1940, it was the first British regiment to cross the Belgian border.Operating in their Morris CS9 armoured cars, the 12th Lancers covered...

Matilda I (x2)

The Royal Tank Regiment has a tradition of professionalism dating back to its formation in the First World War. The Army Tank Brigade is well-prepared and ready for battle. The Tank, Infantry, Mk I, Matilda I (A11), or simply the Matilda I was slow,...

TOG I Tank Platoon (x3)

The TOG 1 (Tank, Heavy, TOG 1, to give it its official designation) was designed in the expectation that battlefields of the war might end up like those of the Great War. Its specifications required it to be able to cross any sort of churned-up...

Scout Carrier Platoon (x3 plastic)

Each infantry battalion has a carrier platoon of three patrols. Each patrol has three scout carriers, each crewed by an NCO, a driver/mechanic and a rifleman. The carriers are armed with Bren light machine-guns and Boys anti-tank rifles. THIS PRODUCT...

2pdr Antitank Platoon (x4 guns, Plastic)

Each division in the BEF has its own Anti-tank Regiment from the Royal Artillery. These have four batteries, each with twelve anti-tank guns in three platoons. These were positioned across the divisional front to prevent armoured breakthroughs. The...

18/25pdr Gun Battery (x4 guns)

Batteries of the Royal Artillery and Royal Horse Artillery fought in support of the BEF throughout their brief campaign in Belgium and France in 1940. In the delaying actions during the withdrawal to Dunkirk, gunners were often forced to fire over open...

BEF Rifle Platoon (Plastic)

When the British Expeditionary Force first arrived in France there was a shortage of trained junior officers, so only the first rifle platoon in a company was commanded by subalterns (officers), while the second and third platoons were commanded by...

British Early War Tokens (x20) and Objectives (x2)

Even though they are toy soldiers, your troops react to heavy fire like real soldiers. Sometimes they get pinned down or bail out of their tanks. They can dig foxholes for protection or go to the ground, hiding from the enemy. Tokens help you keep track...

British Early War Dice (x20)

A set of high quality British themed dice for use with Flames Of War or any other wargames. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 20x Themed Dice

A9 Cruiser Mk I (x2)

The A9 design was originally designed by Vickers to be a medium tank in 1934. However, it was re-designated a Cruiser tank for service with the armoured divisions as the Cruiser Tank Mark I, A9. A total of 125 were built. The A9 Cruiser Mk I saw some...

A13 Cruiser Troop (x5 Plastic)

The British followed the same theory as the Germans in massing their armour into a concen-trated strike force. The 1st Armoured Division had more gun-armed tanks than any German Panzer Division, and far better light tanks. Many of these cruiser tanks...

Vickers Light Mk VI Troop (x5, Plastic)

When the Light Mk VI was first introduced in 1937, the Imperial General Staff considered the tank to be superior to any light tank produced by other nations.  Both the Light Mk VI B and less common Light Mk VI C were used in large numbers in France...

T-34/76 Turret Bunker - GE682

After invading the Soviet Union, the Germans were keen to make use of the spoils of war left behind by the Red Army. Thousands of Soviet tanks littered the battlefield during the summer of 1941 and the Germans were keen to salvage whatever they could;...

Panther Turret Bunker - GE680

By 1943 the concept of utilising tank turrets in fixed fortified positions had become standard practice within the German Army. Generally the turrets used for these purposes were either from captured enemy tanks or obsolete designs. Using such turrets,...

US Machine-Gun Platoon (Winter) - US745

The water-cooled M1917 heavy machine-gun is a bit more cumbersome than the light models, but it has a devastating rate of fire. These are sighted on key positions covering enemy approaches to the company's defences. Contains 4x M1917 HMG Teams. Supplied...

Romanian r-2 Tank - RO010

The R-2 was the mainstay of the Romanian armoured forces in 1941-42. Contains 1x R-2 (3.7cm) Tank. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.

R-1 Cavalry Light Tank (3) - RO005

R-1 Cavalry Light Tank (RO005) includes three R-1 Cavalry Light Tanks & three Commander figures. The Czech-designed AH-IV tankette, known in Romania as the R-1, was used by the Romanians in actions from Operation Barbarossa to the Vienna Offensive...

Waffen-SS Tokens and Objectives - GE909

Useful for keeping track of the state of your troops during a Flames Of War battle. Contains 20x themed Tokens and 2x Objective Markers.

Panzersturm Platoon - GE848

Infra-red equipment allows troops to see further at night, using a spectrum of light not seen with the naked eye. This equipment allowed panzers to launch local spoiling attacks at night in conjunction with infra-red ZG 1229 Vampir (Vampire) equipped...

Sturm Platoon (Winter) - GE843

Sturm Platoon (Winter) (GE843) includes one Command Panzerfaust Assault Rifle team, one Panzerschreck team, two Assault Squads, one MG Squad, one Small three-hole base & seven Medium four-hole bases. Models supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Volkssturm HMG Platoon - GE824

The Siemens Company in Berlin formed the best trained and most well-equipped Volksturm battalion to take part in the battle. This battalion was led by WWI veteran officers and equipped with a good selection of weapons, including machine-guns. Contains...

Turret Bunkers - GE681

Initially German fortifications used turrets from captured tanks like the R-35 and APX turrets or old tanks, such as the Panzer I and II. These required a lot less concrete and were extremely easy to conceal from the enemy. Using such turrets as the...

Fallschirmjäger 10.5cm Recoilless Battery - GE562

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. Contains 2x 10.5cm Recoilless Guns. Models supplied...