World War II

Sd Kfz 251 Half-Tracks (Plastic)

The Sd Kfz 251/1C half-track served its passengers admirably during Germany's early blitzkrieg campaigns in 1941. Its armour is bullet-proof, allowing them to get in close and support the tanks with...

German Sd Kfz 221 & 222 Light Scout Troop

The Afrika Korps used a mix of light and heavy armoured cars for reconnaissance and to protect themselves from marauding British armoured cars. The scout troops press British armoured cars back with...

German Ju 87 Stuka Flight

The Ju-87 Stuka was introduced into service in 1936 with the A model. Various improvements to its power and weapons had by 1941 bought about the D model. Thought its design seems somewhat clunky and...

German 7.5cm Tank Hunter Platoon

No anti-tank gun earned its reputation more than the venerable 7.5cm PaK40. These guns started to arrive in large numbers on the front by 1943, and were beginning to outnumber the 5cm guns in...

Marder (7.62cm) Tank-hunter Platoon

Marder (7.62cm) Tank-hunter Platoon (GBX110)includes four resin and metal Marder (7.62cm) Tank-hunters and one Unit card. For the German army advancing deep into Russia, the lack of an effective and...

US DUKW Section - UBX24

The 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...

British Universal Carrier Patrol

Universal Carrier Patrol The versatile Universal Carrier is commonly called a Bren Gun Carrier, which was the first variant developed, even though it has since evolved into a more general-purpose...

British Humber Armoured Car Troop

Humber Armoured Car Troop The Humber is one of the most successful British armoured car designs. While its real job is reconnaissance, its 15mm Besa machine-gun poses a serious danger to lightly...

British 25pdr Field Troop

25pdr Field Troop The versatile Quick-Firing 25-pounder entered service just before the war began, and remains the main British field gun and howitzer throughout the desert war. Its main ammunition...

LVT-4 Water Buffalos

LVT-4 Water Buffalos BBX26 The Landing Vehicle Tracked or LVT was an amphibious landing craft that first saw service during World War Two with the several different branches of the United States...

Finnish Fokker CX (Out of Print)

Fokker CX (AC012)includes one Fokker CX (1:144 scale), one Flight stand, one Aircraft die, two Rare-earth magnets & one Decal sheet. The Fokker CX was originally designed for the Royal Dutch East In

British Honey Armoured Troop

Honey Armoured Troop The M3 Stuart Light Tank is the first American-made tank supplied to the British Army under the lend-lease programme. One of its intended roles was infantry support. But to the...

British Valentine Armoured Troop

Valentine Armoured Troop BBX43 The Valentine was designed as a cheaper alternative to the old Matilda infantry tank. Weighing in at just 17 tonnes, it was faster and almost as heavily armoured. Its...

SdKfz 221 & 222 Light Scout Troop

SdKfz 221 & 222 Light Scout Troop(GBX112)includes one resin and metal Sd Kfz 221, two resin and metal Sd Kfz 222s, one plastic Tank Commander sprue and one Unit card.An army can’t attack or defend...

British 6pdr Anti-tank Platoon

6pdr Anti-tank Platoon BBX38 The 6-pounder first saw action in May 1942 at Gazala. It made an immediate impact on the battlefield as it was able to penetrate any enemy tank then in service. In the...

Soviet Sappers (Winter) Upgrade (Out of Print)

Sappers (Winter) Upgrade (SU766)includes twenty Winter-themed Sapper figures.Like the riflemen, the sappers get the tasks done with the minimum of fuss or complaint. These dedicated specialists clear...

Soviet KV-3 Heavy Tank (Out of Print)

KV-3 Heavy Tank (SU085)includes one KV-3 Heavy Tank. With the KV-1 and KV-2 heavy tanks in production, Soviet planners turned their minds to even more powerful tanks. On 17 June 1940, they ordered...

Soviet KV-1 obr 1939/1940 (Out of Print)

KV-1 obr 1939/1940 (SU080)includes one KV-1 Heavy Tank (with obr 1939 & obr 1940 gun options) & one Tank Commander.The KV tank was a new type of heavy tank, a rejection of the multi-turreted designs...

Soviet T-43 Medium Tank (Out of Print)

T-43 Medium Tank(SU065)includes one T-43 Medium Tank. The heavy armour of the latest Soviet tank designs ensured that they made a major impact on the battlefield, even in the hands of the...

Soviet T-70 obr 1942 (Out of Print)

T-70 obr 1942 (SU016) By early 1942 it was becoming apparent that the T-60 light tank was too lightly armoured and that its armament insufficient enough to cope with the newer tank models now in...

Soviet T-38 (Out of Print)

T-38 (SU011)15mm, resin/metalBattlefront Miniatures

Soviet T-26E Turrets (Out of Print)

T-26E Turrets (SU005)includes five T-26E turrets with AA MG & Turret-rear MG options & one Tank Commander sprue.In an attempt to up-armour the T-26, the Factory No. 174 designed appliqué armour that...

75mm Heavy Anti-aircraft Platoon (x2)

Allied intelligence originally assumed that Japan’s Type 88 75mm anti-aircraft gun was a copy of the German 8.8cm Flak 36/37 gun, but it was instead their own design incorporating features from many...

Artillery Group (Winter) (Out of Print)

Artillery Group (Winter) (SSO152)includes one Command Rifle team, one Observer team, one Staff team, four sets of Artillery crew, one Small three-hole base, one Small two-hole base & one Medium...

Flame-thrower Platoon (Winter) (Out of Print)

Flame-thrower Platoon (Winter) (SSO151)includes one Flame-thrower Platoon

Polish 155mm wz. 17 gun (x2)

155mm wz. 17 gun / 105mm wz. 29 gun (x2)(PL590)Contains two 155mm wz. 17 guns with 10 crew and three optional 105mm wz. 29 gun barrels.The 155mm wz. 17 was the Polish designation for the French 155mm...

Polish 75mm wz.1897 gun (x2)

75mm wz.1897 gun (x2) (PL570)Contains two 75mm wz.1897 guns with 10 crew.An infantry division has a light artillery regiment with two battalions of field guns and one of howitzers. Each battalion has...

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...

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...

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,...

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...

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...