World War II

British Mortar Platoon (Late)

Mortar Platoon - The mortars are essential close support for Infantry Companies. Contains: 1 Command team, 3 Rifle Observer teams, 6 3" Mortar teams. Note: This product is supplied unassembled and...

US M1 57mm Gun (MID/Late)

57mm anti-tank gun M1 - Carriage M1 - Used on a large scale throughout the war, it was based on the British 6 pdr in order to get this effective weapon into immediate service - Pack contains 2 Medium...

Soviet 82mm OR 120mm Mortar Company

SU772 82mm And 120mm Mortar Company (Plastic) When the heavy guns of the artillery batteries are otherwise occupied, it is useful for the infantry to have their own indirect-fire weapon. The 82mm...

Soviet PTRD AT Rifle Company

SU771 PTRD AT Rifle Company (Mid War x36 Figures Plastic) The Red Army used massed PTRD anti-tank rifles to protect their infantry from tanks. While one anti-tank rifle might not be particularly...

Soviet Maksim MG Company

Fire support from the old, reliable Maksim machine-gun gives the rifle battalion the ability to keep the Germans pinned to the earth and unable to fire while the riflemen close and overrun their...

Soviet IL-2 Shturmovik Assault Flight

The Ilyushin-2 Shturmovik ground-attack aircraft was one of the most important Soviet combat aircraft of World War II. The Il-2 was a well-designed, effective aircraft and was produced in great...

Soviet Storm Group

The most experienced and self-reliant soldiers of the battalion are gathered together into a hand-picked storm group. Backed up with plenty of heavy weapons, they storm a German-held building, then...

Soviet SMG Company

Every regiment had one or more submachine-gun companies. These assault troops had massive short-range firepower to suppress the enemy defences, then kill them in close combat. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS:...

Soviet Rifle Company

The soldiers of the Red Army frequently demonstrated their lethality in close quarters assaults. Fighting to rid the beloved Motherland of the fascist invaders, they show little mercy. they were not...

Soviet 122mm Artillery Battery

The 122mm artillery gun throws a bigger shell than the equivalent German howitzer over a longer range, they destroyed guns, tanks, and infantry with equal ease. When rolled up to point-blank range,...

Soviet 76mm Anti-Tank Company

The brigades fielded the 76mm gun as a com-bined direct-fire artillery and anti-tank weapon. While not as mobile as the small 45mm guns, the 76mm had the penetration and firepower to deal with a...

Soviet 45mm Anti-Tank Company

These 45mm anti-tank guns are extremely mobile in the hands of their Soviet crews, but they have to be, as the Soviets are rarely afforded the luxury of motorised tow vehicles. These elite...

Soviet BA-10 Armoured Car Platoon

Once, the Soviet Union had thousands of powerful BA-10 armoured cars. Armed with a 45mm gun that could easily destroy opposing armoured cars, the BA-10 led the advance. Dashing along the road ahead...

Soviet T-60 Tank Company

Cheap and simple to produce, with a crew of only two, the tiny T-60 was expected to take its place on the front line alongside the T-34 and KV-1. The T-60 was produced in automobile factories while...

Soviet Katyusha Guards Rocket Battery

The Red Army was a world leader in the field of rocketry. They used truck-mounted salvo rocket launchers against the Germans right from the start of the war. These saturated a large area with...

Soviet M3 Stuart Company

As a classic light tank, combining speed and light armour, the M3 Stuart fit in readily with the existing Soviet doctrine for exploiting breakthroughs. However, experience showed that the M3 Stuart's...

Soviet M3 Lee Tank Company

The rather unusual looking M3 Lee mounted its 75mm gun in a sponson at the front of the hull, and a 37mm gun in a small turret on top. This unusual measure allowed the tank to be designed and rushed...

Soviet Valentine Tank Company

Britain and Canada shipped over 3000 Valentine tanks to the Soviet Union as part of their lend-lease aid. Although the British viewed the Valentine as a heavy infantry-support tank, the Red Army...

Soviet KV Tank Company

The KV-1 heavy tank is one of the most heavily-armoured tanks in the world, with up to 120mm (4.7 inches) of cast steel armour on the turret. Few enemy tanks (or even anti-tank guns) have any chance...

Soviet T-34 (Early) Tank Company - SBX39

When their speedy, but lightly-armoured, tanks suffered heavy losses in the Spanish Civil War, the Soviet tank designers built a replacement with thicker armour and a bigger gun - the T-34. Entering...

Soviet DShK AA MG Platoon

The 12.7mm DShK heavy machine-gun is the Soviet equivalent of the American .50 cal machine-gun, and is used in a similar role. Mounted on a light truck, the gun is mobile enough to accompany the...

German 8cm Mortar Platoon - GE760

Panzergrenadiers had mortar sections attached from the battalion's heavy weapons platoon. These would be located close to the action to make sure the infantry was well supported with overhead...

German sMG34 Machine-Gun Platoon

The heavy machine-guns of the MG platoon are essential for setting up a base of fire to support an infantry assault or destroy a Soviet human wave attack. Mounted on a tripod for long-range accuracy...

15cm Infantry Gun Platoon - GE567

In the Streets of Stalingrad, the 15cm Infantry Gun is the ideal tool for leveling buildings, obliterating nests, and tearing apart enemy barricades. With its impressive range and barrage...

German 7.5cm Infantry Gun Platoon - GE545

When the German Grenadiers need high-explosive shells launched downrange, they bring the 7.5cm Infantry Gun. Not only can the 7.5cm Infantry Gun break up Russian formations, it can also launch smoke...

German 8.8cm Heavy AA Platoon - GBX119

The German 8.8cm (3.46 inch) Flugabwehrkanone (flight defence cannon, or FlaK) gun is one of the most famous guns in the world. The Wehrmacht requested a heavier gun than the Krupps/Bofors developed...

15cm Nebelwerfer Battery - GBX118

The six-barrelled 15cm Nebelwerfer rocket launcher terrified Allied soldiers, delivering six screaming rockets per launcher and scattering rockets each packed with 31.8 kg (70 lb) of high explosives...

10.5cm Artiller y Battery - GBX117

The 10.5cm leFH18 light field howitzer's main mission was to support German attacks and to shatter enemy counterattacks before they reached their objective. They also provided a base of fire in a...

German 5cm Tank-Hunter Platoon

5cm PaK38 guns are mounted on light frames so that troops can move them into difficult areas where they can surprise enemy targets. They are built low to the ground, making them easy to conceal. As...

German 3.7cm Tank-Hunter Platoon

3.7cm Tank-Hunter Platoon (Plastic) (GBX114)includes four plastic 3.7cm guns, two plastic gun crew sprues and three Unit cards The 3.7cm PaK36 anti-tank guns served with distinction in the early...

Sd Kfz 231 Heavy Scout Troop - GBX113

The eight-wheeled Sd Kfz 231 had excellent mobility and off-road capability, lending it to reconnaissance missions across treacherous terrain—terrain its smaller, four-wheeled cousins were unable to...

Sd Kfz 10/4 Light AA Platoon - GBX111

The Sd Kfz 10/4 half-track's 20mm anti-aircraft gun protected German tanks and infantry. Their high-rate of fire put up a wall of lead that stopped anything from the Il-2 Sturmovik flying tank to a...