Early War

German 15cm Nebelwerfer Battery

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German 7.62cm Anti-tank Gun Platoon

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German 5cm Tank-hunter Platoon (x3 Guns Plastic)

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Supply Wagon - XX652

Supply Wagon(XX652)includes one Pioneer Supply Wagon & one Large base.The horse has long been a part of the military, whether it be as a mount for dashing cavalry, pulling thunderous chariots or...

German Krupp Kfz 70 Truck (2)

The Krupp Kfz 70 truck, commonly known at the Krupp ‘Protze’ was an import vehicle in the German armies of 1939 and 40. This six-wheeled truck was used for transporting the Schützen motorised...

German Panzer 35(t)

The Panzer 35(t) served as the main battle tank for the Czech Army during the year preceding the German annexation in March 1939. Despite its reputation for unreliability, the stocks of Panzer 35(t)...

German 15cm Infantry Gun Platoon (Waffen-SS)

The 15cm schweres InfanterieGeschutz 33 (sIG33) was designed and built to fulfil the requirement for a powerful, close support gun for the infantry. The German Army preferred infantry support guns...

German 7.5cm Infantry Gun Platoon (Waffen-SS)

One of the tactical lessons learned during the first war, was that each battalion of infantry would benefit from its own artillery support. This led to the development of light guns that could be...

German 3.7cm Anti-tank Gun Platoon (Waffen-SS)

The 3.7cm PaK36 was Germany standard anti-tank weapon at the outbreak of war in 1939; over 15,000 PaK36s had been manufactured by 1941. It proved to be an excellent weapon during the early years of...

German SS Pioneer Platoon (GE796) (Early & Mid War) (Out of Print)

SS Pioneer Platoon (GE796)includes one Command Pioneer Rifle team, three Pioneer Squads (three Pioneer Rifle teams per squad), three optional Flame-thrower teams, one Small bases & nine Medium bases...

Horse-drawn Limbers - XX651

On the Eastern Front the horse-drawn limber remained the main form of gun motive power throughout the entire war. Limber teams numbering from two to six horses were used to pull a variety of guns...

German Mortar Platoon (Out of Print)

German crews are alert and efficient, they can bracket an area with uncanny accuracy and target it to ensure that survival is made… difficult - Pack contains 3 small bases, 4 medium bases, 1 Officer,...

German Sd Kfz 231 (8-rad) Heavy Scout Troop (x2)

The eight-wheeled Sd Kfz 231 had excellent mobility and off-road capability, lending it to reconnaissance missions across treacherous terrain—terrain its smaller, four-wheeled cousins were unable to...

German Sd Kfz 231 (6-rad) Heavy Scout Troop (x2)

Sonderkraftfahrzeug (Sd Kfz), or special purpose vehicle, numbers indicate the role of a vehice rather than its specific type. The first Sd Kfz 231 was the 6-rad , or six-wheeled, version, followed...

German JU 87 Stuka Dive Bomber Flight (x2)

The Junkers Ju 87 dive bomber was known by both sides as the Stuka (an abbreviation for the German word for dive bomber). The Stuka developed a fearsome reputation during the Polish campaign, which...

German N8.8cm Bunkerflak Tank-hunter Platoon (x2)

The first company of 8. Panzerjagerabteilung with six 8.8cm FlaK18 (Sf) self-propelled guns fought alongisde 1. and 2. Panzerdivision in France. They were heavily engaged against French Char B-1...

German Neubaufahrzeug Panzer Platoon (x3)

The Panzerkampfwagen (tank or armoured fighting vehicle) Neubaufahrzeug (new construction vehicle), began development in 1932 as series of tank prototypes in a first German attempt to create a medium...

German Sd Kfz 251 half-track Transport Platoon (x5 Plastic)

The Sd Kfz 221 is a four-wheel drive, light armoured car, with a crew of two, armed with a MG34 machine-gun. It was designed to meet operational requirements that included reliability, an ability to...

German Sd Kfz 222 / 221 Scout Troop (x4 Plastic)

The Sd Kfz 221 is a four-wheel drive, light armoured car, with a crew of two, armed with a MG34 machine-gun. It was designed to meet operational requirements that included reliability, an ability to...

German Panzer II Platoon (x5 Plastic)

The Panzer II was designed as a training tank, but war overtook Germany's plans and they used it as a light tank. Because its 2cm gun is effective against armoured cars and light tanks, but has no...

German 15cm Infantry Gun Platoon (x2 guns)

The heavy platoon of the Infanteriegeschutzkompanie (infantry gun company) is equipped with two 15cm sIG33 heavy infantry guns. Like the 7.5cm leIG18, the 15cm sIG33 was designed as an artillery...

German 7.5cm Infantry Gun Platoon (x2 guns)

The infantry gun platoon of the Schwere Kompanie is equipped with two 7.5cm leIG18 light infantry guns. These highly capable guns provide both direct fire and light artillery support to a...

German 8.8cm Heavy AA Platoon (Early) (x2 guns Plastic)

The German Army was fully aware of the thick armour of French tanks and made preperations to deal with them. Part of their solution was to form three Panzerjagerabteilung (Tank-hunter battalions)...

German 10.5cm Artillery Battery (Early) (x4 guns Plastic)

Panzer divisions had two artillery battalions, each of twelve 10.5cm howitzers, while the motorised infantry divisions had three battalions. These provided the core of their artillery support...

German 3.7cm Tank Hunter Platoon (Early) (x4 guns Plastic)

Germany’s experience against tanks in the First World War led to the development of the world’s first dedicated anti-tank gun, the 3.7cm PaK36. This excellent little weapon equipped the motorised...

German HMG and Mortar Platoons (Early, Plastic)

Most Schützen battalions have a weak machinegun platoon in each company and a further company of two machine-gun platoons and a battery of six 8cm sGW34 schwere Granatwerferheavy mortars. However,...

German Grenadier Platoon (Early, Plastic)

During the Polish Campaign, the old infantry organisation proved the be too cumbersome to operate effectively. A new organisation was created in which each infantry platoon was rearranged into four...

German 10cm Chemical Mortar Platoon (x2 guns)

The chief weapon of the chemical corps of the German army is the 10.5cm Nebelwerfer 35, a conventional heavy mortar, which is able to fire high-explosive, chemical or smoke rounds. Its name comes...

German Panzer IV (x1)

The Panzer IV gives fire support to the lighter tanks. Although its role would change as the war progressed, it was the only German tank to stay in continuous production over the course of the war...

German Sd Kfz 10/4 (2cm) Light AA Platoon (x4)

The Luftwaffe provided additional anti-aircraft cover for most divisions. The light gun of the Sd Kfz 10/4 (2cm) half-track has a good rate-of-fire and can put enough fire in the air to see off most...

German Panzer 38(t) Platoon (x5 Plastic)

When Germany occupied Czechoslovakia in 1938, they took over its armament industry and stock of modern light tanks. They also brought the CKD (Praga) factory under their control. CKD produced the...

German Panzerjager I Anti-tank Platoon (x4 Plastic)

German High Command recognised the need for a specialised vehicle capable of engaging enemy tanks with a weapon of greater penetrating power than the 3.7cm PaK36 anti-tank gun. The Germans mounted a...