Battlefront Miniatures

US Rifle Platoon (Winter) - US742

The GIs (derived from ‘General Issue’, a nickname for US soldiers) of the rifle platoons form the core of a company. These ‘dog faces’ are well trained and have seen combat,...

US Rifle Platoon - GUS712

The American soldier uses the US Springfield rifle based on the German Mauser action, which has proved a reliable and accurate weapon. The French have provided the Americans other weapons like the...

US Special Forces Patrol - VUS782

Special Forces Patrol – 6x M16 rifle team with M72 anti-tank. Models are supplied unassembled and unpainted.

US T27 4.5" Launcher

T27 4.5" Launcher(US590)includes one Command Carbine team, one Observer Carbine team, two Gun Sections each containing two T27 4.5" launchers with crew, one Small three-hole base, one Small...

US T27 Xylophone Rocket Launcher Battery

The 2nd Infantry Division first used the T27 4.5” (114mm) Xylophone rocket launcher in August 1944. They rated them poorly because they were not effective as single launchers. They are now...

US T29 Tank Expansion - WOT71

Includes T29 tank and cards.

US Tank Platoon - WOT63

The US tank platoon includes 3 tanks, (M3 Lee, M4A1 Sherman, M10 Wolverine) 3 tank cards and 15 upgrade cards.

US Token & Objective Set - US907

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...

US Trench Mortar Platoon - GUS715

The AEF (American Expeditionary Force) used both British 3” (76mm) Stokes and French 58mm Type 2 trench mortars. The Stokes proved an excellent weapon being light weight, easy to relocate, and...

US Unit Cards - VUS901

Unit Cards – US Forces in Vietnam

US Unit Cards for Late-War - 4th Edition

USA 57mm Anti-Tank Platoon - UBX81

Rifle companies have excellent anti-tank guns and bazookas to keep the tanks at bay. Your 57mm guns are for point defence of vulnerable areas. Dig them in behind terrain so the enemy can’t see...