Late War

10.5cm leFH 18 howitzer (late, x2) (Out of Print)

10.5cm leFH 18 howitzer (late, x2) (GE572)The 10.5cm leFH 18 howitzer was introduced into service with the German army in 1935 and continued to be used throughout the war. In 1940 a more powerful charged round was introduced to increase the...

9. Hohenstaufen SS Panzer Division Tokens and Objectives (Out of Print)

9. Hohenstaufen SS Panzer Division Tokens and Objectives(GSO908)Contains 2x Objective Markers; 2x Ranged In token; 4x Foxholes tokens; 8x Bailed Out/Pinned Down tokens; 4x Gone to Ground tokens; 1x Anti-Aircraft tokens; and 1x Leader token.Battlefront...

21. Panzer Tokens and Objectives (Out of Print)

21st Panzer Tokens and Objectives(GSO905)Contains 2x Objective Markers; 2x Ranged In token; 4x Foxholes tokens; 8x Bailed Out/Pinned Down tokens; 4x Gone to Ground tokens; 1x Anti-Aircraft tokens; and 1x Leader token.Battlefront Miniatures

Waffen-SS Dice Set

A set of high quality Waffen-SS themed dice with SS Runes on the "6" THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 20x DSS themed dice

German 30cm NW42 rocket launcher

Five Volks-Werfer Brigaden (People’s Rocket Launcher Brigades) supported the German forces during the Ardennes offensive. Each brigade consisted of two regiments with six batteries of 15cm NW41 rocket launchers and three heavy batteries of either...

German 21cm NW42 rocket launcher

The 21cm NW42 was a larger version of the 15cm NW41. Due to it larger size, the 21cm NW42 had five launching tubes compared to the six on the 15cm NW41. Mounted on a towed carriage derived from the 3.7cm PaK36 anti-tank gun, it featured a stabiliser...

Fallschirmjäger 7.5cm Artillery Battery

The light guns of the Fallschirmjäger artillery batteries were small enough to hide, easily transportable through rough terrain, effective against armour at short range, and provided good artillery support in the field. The 7.5cm GebG36 mountain gun...

German Fallschirmjäger 5cm Tank-Hunter Platoon

Fallschirmjäger 5cm Tank-Hunter Platoon(GE514) By 1943, most of the older 3.7cm guns had been replaced with 5cm PaK38 anti-tank guns. Like their predecessors, these guns were relatively light, built low to the ground, and packed a punch. As...

German Reinforced Trucks (Out of Print)

Reinforced Trucks(GE439)Contains: 2x Reinforced Trucks - During Operation Market Garden many Opel Blitz trucks were reinforced with sandbags and steel plate so they could be used as ersatz armoured transporters.15mm, resin/metalBattlefront...

German SdKfz 251/1C (Stuka)

Sd Kfz 251/1C (Stuka)(GE242)Sf Kfz 251/1 (Wurfrahmen 40)Pack contains 1 Half-Track and rocket pods.   With 28cm Rocket projector packs fitted to the sides of a standard 251/1. Instant heavy rocket artillery became available to unit commanders...

German Lorraine Schlepper OP

Based off captured French Lorraine 37L carriers, the Lorraine Schlepper OP (or Beobachtungswagen auf Lorraine Schlepper (f) as it was known in German service) provided an artillery observation vehicle to the artillery of 21...

German Lorraine Schlepper (10.5cm) or Lorraine Schlepper (15cm)

155. Panzerartillerie regiment are equipped with self-propelled guns mounted on French Lorraine Schlepper tracked carrier chassis. The third battery in each self-propelled artillery battalion has the heavy 15cm (sf ) Lorraine Schlepper...

German Hotchkiss (7.5cm) or Hotchkiss (10.5cm)

Based off captured French Hotchkiss H-35 and H-39 tanks, the Hotchkiss Self-propelled Gun mounted either a 7.5 cm Pak 40 anti-tank gun or 10.5 cm leFH 16 howitzer. Known as a 7,5 cm PaK 40(Sf) auf Geschützwagen 39H (f) or 10.5 cm...

German Marder II (7.5cm) Tank-Hunter

During 1943 the Fallschirmjäger received their first armoured vehicles, Marder II tank-hunters. Keep your tank-hunters in reserve and use them to plug any immediate holes in your line caused by assaulting enemy tank formations. THIS PRODUCT...

10.5cm leFH18/40 gun (Out of Print)

10.5cm leFH18/40 gun (GSO516)includes one 10.5cm leFH18/40 gun.A common request amongst the artillery men of the German Army during World War Two was for lighter artillery pieces without a reduction in performance. In March 1942 these requests were...

7.5cm PaK97/38 Gun (Out of Print)

7.5 Pak97/38 gun(GSO503)15mm metalBattlefront Miniatures

German Snipers (x4) (Out of Print)

German Snipers(GSO215)4 figures15mm, metalBattlefront Miniatures

German Anti-tank Group (Winter) (Out of Print)

Anti-tank Group (Winter) (GSO141)includes two Command teams, one Observer team, two set of Infantry Gun crew, two sets of Anti-tank gun crew, one Small two-hole base & two Small three-hole bases. Command TeamsDescription of ComponentsOfficersa...

2cm Flakvierling 38 Gun (Out of Print)

2cm Flakvierling 38 Gun (GSO524)includes one 2cm Flakvierling 38 Gun with crew and one Medium base. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Fallschirmjager 3.7cm Tank Hunter Platoon - GBX137

Lightly-equipped paratroops will always be vulnerable to armoured counterattacks. Airdropped light 3.7cm anti-tank guns protect against this threat until heavier weapons can arrive by other means.  THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 4x 3.7cm Anti-Tank...

Kätzchen Armoured Personnel Carrier (x2) - GE280

GE280 Kätzchen Armoured Personnel Carrier Contains: 2x resin and metal Kätzchen Armoured Personnel Carriers   Note: Intended for use on 15mm (1/100) scale models.

Destroyed Tiger 1E (Out of Print)

Destroyed Tiger 1E (XX508)1x Destroyed Tiger Objective 15mm   Product supplies unassembled and unpainted.

Hitlerjugend Platoon (x32 Figs) - GE829

GE829 Hitlerjugend Platoon (x32 Figs) Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.

Quad 2cm AA Platoon (x3) - GE536

GE536 Quad 2cm AA Platoon (x3) Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.

Kleinpanzer Wanze Tank-Hunter Platoon (x3) - GE117

GE117 Kleinpanzer Wanze Tank-Hunter Platoon (x3) Includes three resin Kleinpanzer Wanze (Bedbug) models, three metal Panzerschreck rocket launcher assemblies and three metal drivers. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.

Panzer III Platoon (x4 Plastic) - GBX195

By the summer of 1943, the Panzer III had a long and proven battle record. The tank was starting to show its age, but was uparmoured to bring it up to date. These tanks, though no longer serving with the frontline units, still found good service with the...

Sd Kfz 251 Uhu Half-tracks (x2) - GBX194

In February 1943 Heinz Guderian was promoted to Inspector General of the Armoured Forces and took a more active interest in the night vision program. By the end of 1943 the FG 1250 sight, which utilized a 30cm (12”) infrared searchlight, was ready...

Volksturm Platoon - GE828

Contains nine K98 rifle teams with Panzerfaust (including one HQ team), one optional MG08/15 LMG team, one Small three-hole base, nine Medium four-hole bases & one Hole plug sprue.With the tide of war now against Germany,...

3.7cm AA Platoon - GE540

3.7cm AA Platoon of three guns and crew. During the pre-war and early period of the war, medium anti-aircraft guns (3.7cm and 4cm calibers) were relegated to a relatively minor role in Germany’s air defense. Instead, emphasis was placed on the...

Waffenträger Tank-hunter Platoon - GBX193

The 8.8cm PaK43 auf Waffenträger (88mm PaK43 Weapons Carrier) was part of a German program to design light self-propelled mounts for a variety of artillery and anti-tank guns. A design by Ardeltwerke in Eberwalde was settled on in 1944 to carry the...

Wespe Artillery Battery - GBX192

Like many German vehicles to see extensive combat during 1944 and 1945, the Wespe self-propelled 10.5cm howitzer first saw combat during mid-1943 on the Eastern Front. The Wespe mounts the highly effective 10.5cm leFH18 howitzer on a modified Panzer II...

Panzer II Tank Platoon - GBX183

The Panzer II tank has battled on through the entire war, first as a frontline tank, then as a scouting tank, and now in 1945 it serves as a training tank, mostly utilized for driver training. However, the better equipped training battalions now find...