Mid War

2018 FoW Tournament Objective (Out of Print)

2018 FoW Tournament Objective Dorchester ACV (Command Vehicle) with Mony and Rommel.

British 7th Armoured Division Dice Set

This set contains 20 Etched 14mm Dice with the British 7th Armoured Division symbol.

British Infantry Sprue (8th Army)

British 8th Army Infantry Sprue(BSO202)Boys AT, 2“ Mortar, Radio & Rifles15mm, plasticBattlefront Miniatures --- These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

British 6pdr Crew Sprue (8th Army)

Plastic British 8th Army 6pdr Crew Sprue(BSO206)15mm, plasticBattlefront Miniatures --- These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

British Vickers MMG Platoon Sprue (British 8th Army)

Vickers MMG Platoon Sprue (British 8th Army)(BSO207)15mm, plasticBattlefront Miniatures --- These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

British 3-Inch Mortar Platoon Sprue (British 8th Army)

3-Inch Mortar Section Sprue (British 8th Army)(BSO208)15mm, plasticBattlefront Miniatures --- These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

British 8th Army Infantry Sprue

British 8th Army Infantry Sprue(BSO213)NCO, Bren, Rifles15mm, plasticBattlefront Miniatures --- These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

British Kangaroo Passenger Sprue (Out of Print)

Kangaroo Passenger Sprue(BSO226)1x Plastic Kangaroo Passenger Sprue (3 passengers)15mm, plasticBattlefront Miniatures

British Desert Rats Motor Platoon

Desert Rats Motor Platoon(BR753) In the fast-moving environment of the desert war, it is the tanks that usually get all the glory. But the hard work still belongs to the PBI, the ‘Poor Bloody Infantry’. For such a small unit, a motor...

British Cromwell ARV Recovery Vehicle (Out of Print)

Cromwell ARV(BR600) The Cromwell ARV in Flames Of WarMobility: Full-tracked.Armour: Front 6; Side 4; Top 1Equipment and NotesLight tank, Recovery vehicle.The Cromwell ARV uses the Recovery vehicle rules.  Like many AFV (Armoured Fighting Vehicle) in...

British 18/25pdr Gun (x2) (Out of Print)

18/25pdr Gun (x2)(BR570)Contains two guns and ammunition caissons15mm, metalBattlefront Miniatures

British 20mm Polsten AA Gun (Para) (Out of Print)

20mm Polsten AA Gun (Para)(BR530)includes two 20mm Polsten Anti-aircraft guns with Para crew & two Medium four-hole bases.While the Polsten saw extensive use in the British army during the latter years of the Second World War, its design was of...

British Staghound (with AA Turret option) (Out of Print)

Staghound (with AA Turret option)(BR350)In Flames of WarDer Staghound ist als Radfahrzeug klassifiziert, was bedeutet das die auf Straßen 16”/40cm, Querfeldein 8”/20cm und über Unwegsames Gelände mit...

British AEC IIII (Out of Print)

AEC Mk III(BR342)Associated Engineering Company (AEC) was a manufacturer of heavy vehicle chassis based in England and first saw success with the Matador Tractor, used to tow artillery pieces and anti-aircraft guns in the field during World War Two...

British AEC I (Out of Print)

AEC I(BR340)The AEC armoured car started life as the brainchild of the AEC chief engineer serving on the Tank Design Committee from the Ministry of Supply. Brought before the committee’s attention was the superior speed, mobility and firepower of...

British Humber Mk II (Out of Print)

Humber Mk II(BR322)The Humber armoured car series was based on the Quad artillery tractor chassis. It was a basic, but robust, 4x4 design that proved a capable and reliable vehicle. The MK II was fitted with a two-man turret like that of the Humber Mk...

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 part in the German success’s and the British saw...

British Bishop Self-propelled Gun (8th Army) (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 part in the German success’s and the British saw...

British Deacon (8th Army) (Out of Print)

Deacon (8th Army)(BR153)The Deacon is a weird looking machine, looking like a cross between a truck and naval vessel, it was an armoured self-propelled 6pdr anti-tank gun built on the chassis of a 4x4 AEC Matador truck. 175 were built between December...

British M4A1 Sherman DD Swimming

M4A1 Sherman DD(BR134)The Sherman DD tank was devised as an amphibious tank that didn’t need to be brought to shore in a landing craft, reducing the risk of vital landing ships becoming easy targets during the initial phase of the landing. The...

British M4A1 Sherman DD

M4A1 Sherman DD(BR134)The Sherman DD tank was devised as an amphibious tank that didn’t need to be brought to shore in a landing craft, reducing the risk of vital landing ships becoming easy targets during the initial phase of the landing. The...

British Matilda Scorpion Flail Tank (Out of Print)

Matilda Scorpion Flail Tank (BR054) The mine-clearing flail was designed by South African officer, Major A. S. du Toit. Du Toit was the driving force behind the first Flail tank built, the Matilda Scorpion. Its first significant action was at El...

British A11 Matilda I (x2) (Out of Print)

A11 Matilda I (x2)(BR050) The BEF’s heavy tank formation, the 1st Army Tank Brigade, consisted of the 4th and 7th Battalions, Royal Tank Regiment equipped with Infantry or ‘I’ tanks (with a handful of light tanks for command and...

British Light Tank Mk VI B/C (x3) (Out of Print)

Light Tank Mk VI B/C (Desert) (x3)(BR003)with three Light Tank Mk VI (with B/C gun options) & three Commander figures.The Light Tank Mk VI series entered production in 1936; by the outbreak of World War Two, these vehicles were in wide spread use by...

British Hurricane II

Hawker Hurricane IIC and IIDThe Hurricane was the first monoplane fighter to serve with Royal Air Force. It was designed by a team under Sydney Camm and was a logical progression from the Fury biplane. Its first flight was on November 6, 1935. Hurricane...

Indian Pattern Carrier (x3)

The Indian Army made a simple armoured scout car to be used by its troops called the Indian Pattern Carrier (or Armoured Carrier, Wheeled, Indian Pattern or ACV-IP to give its official designation). These were build on 15 cwt Ford or GMC CMP (Canadian...

British Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car Troop (x3)

Some of the 3rd Indian Cavalry Regiment in Malaya are equipped with Marmon-Herrington Mark III armoured cars. The job of reconnaissance units is not to stand and fight, but to provide information about enemy movements. They are adept at avoiding...

British 2pdr Anti-tank Platoon (Far East) (x4)

The modern and powerful 2 pdr anti-tank gun equipped the anti-tank troops of the British and Indian divisions in Malaya and Burma. When the occasional Japanese tank did make an appearance they were easily dealt with by the 2 pdr crews. THIS PRODUCT...

British 20mm Light AA Troop (x3)

In the jungle terrain the Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft gun had to stick to the roads and wasn’t always available as support. Realising this, the Indian Army began using lighter Oerlikon 20mm guns that could be moved by pack-animal to give better...

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 mortars. However, they are usually fully equipped with...

British Vickers MMG Platoon (Far East) (x4)

Against an enemy as brave and determined as the Japanese the machine-gun proved to be the best weapons for stopping massed Banzai charge. The steady stream of fire from the reliable Vickers medium machine-gun proved its worth on the Indian frontier, and...

British 3-Inch Mortar Platoon (Pacific) (x6)

Mortars were sometimes in short supply, but those companies that did have them put them to good use. These light weapons proved ideal for jungle fighting being comparatively easy to move around in the dense under brush and quick to set-up. Once in...