Early War

British Hotchkiss 25mm Gun (BEF) (Out of Print)

Hotchkiss 25mm Gun (BR505)with three Hotchkiss 25mm guns, three gun crews, Command Rifle team, three Medium bases & one Small base.During the 1920s, the French Army realised that their anti-tank capabilities were insufficient to deal with any...

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 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...