Battlefront Miniatures

British PIAT Team (Italy) (Out of Print)

British PIAT Team (Italy) (Out of Print) 15mm, plasticBattlefront Miniatures --- These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

British Priest Field Troop

The American M7 self-propelled 105mm howitzer has gained the nickname 'Priest' in British service from the pulpit-like machine-gun mounting. Built on the chassis of the Grant tank, the Priest gives...

British Rifle Company (L) - BBX53

Contains: 20x Infantry Teams and 16x Unit Cards. Use this box to build: Rifle Company Company (Hq And 2x Platoons), Or Motor Company (Company Hq And 2x Platoons), Or Commando Troop (Company Hq And 2x...

British Rifle Platoon (Far East)

The British units in the Indian army tended to get priority on equipment, but sometimes equipment wasn’t available and some units had to do without Boys anti-tank rifles and 2” light...

British Rifle Platoon - GBR712

With Lewis light machine-guns, bombers, rifle grenades, and hard won experience, the British rifleman is pushing the enemy back along the front. New recruits make up in dash what they may lack in...

British Sawn-off Daimler (Out of Print)

Bishop Self-propelled Gun (BR171) The British were greatly impressed by the use of self-propelled guns by the Germans in Africa. Marder’s and various SP infantry guns played an important...

British Sentinel Tank Platoon (x3)

Though the Australian home service armoured divisions are armed with M3 Grant medium tanks, it was initially intended that these divi-sions would be at least partially equipped with the new...

British Sexton or Ram Troop

The Sexton self-propelled gun mounts a 25 pdr artillery piece on a Canadian-built Ram Chassis. Its mobility and armour make it ideal for supporting armoured operations where it can bombard or...

British Sherman Armoured Troop - BBX60

The reliable Sherman tank equips the armoured regiments of most British armoured brigades and divisions. The armoured divisions place their faith in the new Sherman with its Chrysler engine. Each...

British Sherman I (Out of Print)

Sherman I (BR110) The Sherman I, or Sherman M4 for the US, although being the first model to be approved was actually the third version of the General Sherman tank to go into production. From July...

British Sherman II (Out of Print)

Sherman I (BR110) The Sherman I, or Sherman M4 for the US, although being the first model to be approved was actually the third version of the General Sherman tank to go into production. From July...

British Sherman V (Out of Print)

Sherman V(BR120) Medium Tank, M4A4The US Lend lease M4A4 called the Sherman V by the British, along side the Cromwell, formed the main equipment of the British Armoured Divisions in '44 and '45. It...