Battlefront Miniatures

British: Commando / Parachute Support Weapons (x54 figs)

The 81mm L16 mortar is particularly well-suited to the Paras’ airborne role, being light and extremely man-portable. The L16 can provide quick and accurate bombardments and smoke screens on enemy...

British: Commando / Parachute Troop (x40 figs)

The Royal Marine Commando Troop is organised in a similar way to the Army’s rifle and mechanised platoons, with an HQ section and three rifle sections, each with eight personnel split into a Rifle...

British: Conqueror Armoured Troop (x3 Plastic)

Backing up the Centurions is the Conqueror heavy tank armed with the powerful 120mm L1 gun. The 120mm gun is extremely powerful, with excellent range, but its large two-part rounds are slow to load...

British: Ferret and Ferret Vigilant Scout Cars (x2)

A Recce Troop is equipped with two Saladin armoured cars and two Ferret scout cars. The Daimler Ferret scout car was designed in 1949 and put into production in 1952. The British Army operated two...

British: Fox Recce Troop

The Fox Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Wheeled) (CVR(W)) replaced the Saladin armoured car in service with the Regular and Territorial Army reconnaissance regiments. The Fox is a 4-wheel drive...

British: FV432 Bulldog Upgrade (x5 sets)

The FV432 armoured personnel carrier is the British equivalent of the ubiquitous American M113. The design is very conventional, being made of welded steel plates and capable of car-rying a section...

British: FV432 or Swingfire Troop

The FV432 armoured personnel carrier is the British equivalent of the ubiquitous American M113.The design is very conventional, being made of welded steel plates and capable of carrying a section of...

British: FV432 Wombat Anti-Tank Upgrade (x6)

When first introduced, the 120mm WOMBAT recoilless rifle was carried internally and deployed externally from the FV342 to fire. However, the weapon was later mounted externally above the rear hatch...

British: Harrier Close Support Flight

The Hawker-Siddley Harrier, the famed ‘Jump Jet’ could swivel its exhaust nozzles down to allow it to take off vertically. The RAF uses this capability to base the Harrier out of supermarket car...

British: Lynx Helarm Flight

The TOW Lynx mounts the US Improved TOW anti-tank missile for the HELARM (Helicopter, Armed) operations. The Lynx is fast and aerobatic, making it ideal for the anti-tank role as it can fly below...

British: Malkara Guided Weapons Troop (x2)

The Malkara was one of the earliest Anti-tank Guided Missiles (ATGMs), developed jointly by Australia and the United Kingdom. It is mounted on the FV1620 Humber Hornet, a specialised air-deployable...

British: Marksman AA Battery

In 1983 the British electronics company, Marconi, began the development of a new antiaircraft system. The system combined Marconi’s own powerful radar for detection and tracking, with proven twin...