Flames of War

37mm Rapid-fire Gun Platoon (x2)

In 1939, Japan’s primary anti-tank weapon was the 37mm Type 94 quick-firing gun which served as both an anti-tank gun and an infantry support gun. The 37mm calibre anti-tank gun was common in Western armies at the outbreak of hostilities when most...

47mm Rapid-fire Gun Platoon (x2)

In 1939, Japan’s primary anti-tank weapon was the 37mm Type 94 quick-firing gun which served as both an anti-tank gun and an infantry support gun. The 37mm calibre anti-tank gun was common in Western armies at the outbreak of hostilities when most...

20mm AA Platoon (x4)

To complement the heavier anti-aircraft fire provided by the Type 88 75mm guns, a SNLF Company had a light anti-aircraft gun platoon, which could contain a variety of light anti-aircraft weapons, with the Type 92 20mm being the most common. The Type 92...

70mm Battalion Gun Platoon (x2)

The compact 70mm Type 92 infantry gun, much like a mortar, was used to provide immediate support to the Naval Landing forces during their operations ashore. It was light and easily kept pace with the advancing naval infantry and was small enough it could...

75mm Regimental Gun Platoon (x2)

The old and reliable Type 41 75mm regimental gun saw service with the Naval Landing forces. As it was originally designed as a mountain gun it was easy to man-handle by its crew, making it ideal to provide immediate direct and indirect fire support. THIS...

Type 92 Machine-gun Platoon (x4)

Having used the French Hotchkiss Modele 97 to great effect during the Russo-Japanese war, the Japanese decided to develop a licensed version of its successor the Modele 1917 which became the Type 3 Machine Gun. Rather than sticking with the original...

81mm Mortar Platoon (x4)

The Japanese made extensive use of a variety of mortars to great effect during World War II, par-ticularly in the Pacific where their mobility was an advantage. The 81mm Type 97 mortar was a modified version of the French Brandt mortar, and was in all...

Type 97 Chi-Ha (x1)

Type 97 Chi-Ha (JP051)includes one Type 97 Chi-Ha Medium Tank & one Tank Commander.The Type 97 Chi-Ha was developed as a replacement for the Type 89 Chi-Ro which was considered obsolete by the late 1930s. In essence, the Type 97 was simply a...

Italian Tank HQ - Tenente Pascucci (Out of Print)

Italian Tank HQ - Tenente Pascucci (IT880)Tenente capo compagnia Luigi Pascucci Sottotenente (Second Lieutenant) Luigi Pascucci fought as a Tenente Capo Compagnia (Lieutenant in charge of a company) in the 132° reggimento fanteria carrista of the...

Italian 105/28 Howitzer (x2) (Out of Print)

105/28 howitzer (x2) (IT590)Contains two 105/28 howitzers and 10 crew.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...

Italian 47/32 Gun (Out of Print)

47/32 Gun15mm, metalBattlefront Miniatures These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Italian L3/35 (x4)(Out of Print)

L3/35 (x4) (IT001)with four L3/35 tankettes with Lanciafiamme, Solothurn and Brixia options.The L3/35 tankette was a tiny armoured vehicle that was obsolete by the outbreak of the war. Unfortunately they made up the majority of the armour available to...

Italian 100/17 Howitzer (Out of Print)

100/17 howitzer (ISO506)15mm, metalBattlefront Miniatures These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

2cm Flakvierling 38 Gun (Out of Print)

2cm Flakvierling 38 Gun (GSO524)includes one 2cm Flakvierling 38 Gun with crew and one Medium base. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Unterscharführer Michael Wittmann (Out of Print)

Unterscharführer Michael Wittmann (GE893)includes Dismounted Michael Wittman figure, one StuG A with Michael Wittmann Tank Commander figure & one Small base.Michael Wittmann joined the SS in 1937. His first command was in an Sd Kfz 222...

German Mortar Platoon (early) (Out of Print)

Mortar Platoon (early) (GE755)with 3 Mortar sections, Observer team & Command team.Most Schützen battalions have a weak machine-gun platoon in each company and a further company of two machine-gunplatoons and a battery of six 8cm sGW34...

German Afrikakorps Artillery HQ

Artillery HQ, Afrika (GE749) An important, if somewhat overlooked, arm of the Afrikakorps was its artillery. No attack or defence was complete without the veteran gunners at the ready waiting to lend supporting fire, lay smoke or bombard the enemy to...

German Machine Gun Platoon (Out of Print)

Flames of War's Machine Gun Platoon Package Contents: - 1 x Small Base- 4 x Medium Bases- 1 x Officer- 1 x NCO- 1 x Rifleman- 4 x MG34s- 4 x MG34 Gunner- 8 x MG34 Loaders Package Info: - Product is for use in the Flames of War Miniature tabletop game.-...

Flammpanzer II (x2) (Out of Print)

Flammpanzer II (x2) (GE014)includes two Flammpanzer II Flame-thrower tanks & one Tank Commander sprue.The first purpose built flame-thrower equipped tank that saw service with the German Army during the Second World War was the Flammpanzer II...

Panzerbefehlswagen (x2) (Out of Print)

Panzerbefehlswagen x2 (GE003) The Germans built the Panzerbefehlswagen (pronounced pant-serr be-fails vahgen) command vehicle on the Panzer I chassis. These radio vehicles were the central nervous system for Germany's armoured Blitzkrieg spearheads...

Marine 75mm SPM Self-propelled Gun Platoon (x2)

The initial role of the self-propelled gun platoon was to seek out the enemy’s flanks and then set up in ambush positions to engage their tanks. Although the 75mm gun mounted on an M3 half-track was excellent for destroying Japanese tanks, these...

Marine 37mm Anti-tank Platoon (x4)

The M3A1 37mm anti-tank gun was generally deployed alongside the 81mm mortar in the regimental weapons platoon. Typically made up of four guns, the anti-tank platoon was used to cover the Marine riflemen from possible counter-attacks by Japanese tanks...

20mm Twin Mk 4 Anti-aircraft Gun (x2)

The .50 calibre machine-guns lacked the range required to hit high flying bombers and were superseded by the twin 20mm Oerlikon anti-aircraft gun.  THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 4x metal 20mm Twin Mk4 Gun Teams --- These miniatures are supplied...

Marine Rifle Platoon (x48 figures)

The Marine rifle platoon bore the brunt of some of the hardest fighting and toughest living conditions of the entire war. The Marine esprit de corps was built on exhausting, comprehensive, training which prepared the rifleman well for the rigours of...

Marine Weapons Section (x14 figures)

The Marines can also field a variety of heavy weapons such as the M1 Bazooka, 60mm Mortar and even Flame-thrower teams. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: Metal Infantry Teams 1x Bazooka Team 1x 60mm Mortar Team 1x Flame-thrower Team 2x M1919 LMG Teams ---...

Marine M1917 MG Platoon (x4)

The M1917 heavy machine-guns are organised into weapons companies as part of the Marine infantry battalion. From there they can be allo-cated to individual companies to be deployed as seen fit. On the attack the M1917 was used either to cover the...

Marine 81mm Mortar Platoon (x4)

The four mortars assigned to each battalion would work closely with the Marine riflemen to spot targets. The 81mm mortar platoon was often the target of counter-battery fire due to the devastating effect that they had on an infantry attack. The M1 81mm...

Marine Engineer Assault Section (x21 figures)

Specialist combat engineers could be called on from the Marine divisional engineer battalions and engineer regiments. These troops were often allocated out to the Marine rifle platoons to provide flame-thrower teams and explosive experts for use...

105mm Field Artillery Section (x2)

A division's Field Artillery Regiments used Type 38 75mm field guns to provide  fire sup-port. The venerable Type 38 was armed with high explosive, armour piercing, phosphorus, chemical, smoke, and illumination ammunition. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 2x...

75mm Field Artillery Section (x2)

A division's Field Artillery Regiments used Type 38 75mm field guns to provide  fire sup-port. The venerable Type 38 was armed with high explosive, armour piercing, phosphorus, chemical, smoke, and illumination ammunition. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 2x...

Type 4 Chi-To Tank Platoon (x5)

The Type 4 Chi-To is the ultimate develop-ment of the line of medium tanks started with the Type 97 Chi-Ha. It is longer, wider, taller, better armed, and better armoured than the Type 97 Chi-Ha. The Type 4 Chi-To development started while the Type 97...

Zero Fighter-Bomber Flight (x2 Plastic)

During the Pacific War the Japanese never really developed coordinated close air support for their ground forces in the same way as the Americans and British. However, some missions to attack specific positions, such as during the Japanese campaign to...