Japan

Pacific Beach Landing Pack (Limited Edition) - FW258A

Thousands of Allied troops and soldiers decended upon the Pacific and Far East theatre to wage war against forces from the Empire Of Japan. Amphibious assaults were conducted from Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, through the atolls of the Marshall...

The Pacific (1942-1943) - FW258

In 1942 and 1943 the war in the Pacific and in Asia covered vast distances as Japanese ambitions sought to bring much of these lands under their control. In the British colonies of Malaya and Burma, the Japanese swept British and Indian forces towards...

The Pacific: Japanese Command Cards (x30 Cards) - Limited Edition

The Pacific: Japanese Command Cards (x30 Cards) - Limited Edition Command Cards that allow Flames Of War generals to field iconic warriors, build new types of units, field new types of equipment, enhance your commander’s capabilities, and bring...

The Pacific: Japanese Unit Cards (x38 Cards) - Limited Edition

The Pacific: Japanese Unit Cards (x38 Cards) - Limited Edition Unit Cards are an invaluable resource to players that want to quickly look up stats and information on the units in their army, as well as building their army list when preparing for battle...

Japanese MW Tokens (x20) and Objectives (x2)

Even though they are toy soldiers, your troops react to heavy fire like real soldiers. Sometimes they get pinned down or bail out of their tanks. They can dig foxholes for protection or go to the ground, hiding from the enemy. Tokens help you keep track...

Japanese MW Dice (x20)

A set of high quality Japanese themed dice for use with Flames Of War or any other wargames. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 20x High Quality Japanese Themed Dice

75mm Heavy Anti-aircraft Platoon (x2)

Allied intelligence originally assumed that Japan’s Type 88 75mm anti-aircraft gun was a copy of the German 8.8cm Flak 36/37 gun, but it was instead their own design incorporating features from many foreign designs including the British Vickers QF...

37mm Rapid-fire Gun Platoon (x2)

In 1939, Japan’s primary anti-tank weapon was the 37mm Type 94 quick-firing gun which served as both an anti-tank gun and an infantry support gun. The 37mm calibre anti-tank gun was common in Western armies at the outbreak of hostilities when most...

47mm Rapid-fire Gun Platoon (x2)

In 1939, Japan’s primary anti-tank weapon was the 37mm Type 94 quick-firing gun which served as both an anti-tank gun and an infantry support gun. The 37mm calibre anti-tank gun was common in Western armies at the outbreak of hostilities when most...

20mm AA Platoon (x4)

To complement the heavier anti-aircraft fire provided by the Type 88 75mm guns, a SNLF Company had a light anti-aircraft gun platoon, which could contain a variety of light anti-aircraft weapons, with the Type 92 20mm being the most common. The Type 92...

70mm Battalion Gun Platoon (x2)

The compact 70mm Type 92 infantry gun, much like a mortar, was used to provide immediate support to the Naval Landing forces during their operations ashore. It was light and easily kept pace with the advancing naval infantry and was small enough it could...

75mm Regimental Gun Platoon (x2)

The old and reliable Type 41 75mm regimental gun saw service with the Naval Landing forces. As it was originally designed as a mountain gun it was easy to man-handle by its crew, making it ideal to provide immediate direct and indirect fire support. THIS...

Type 92 Machine-gun Platoon (x4)

Having used the French Hotchkiss Modele 97 to great effect during the Russo-Japanese war, the Japanese decided to develop a licensed version of its successor the Modele 1917 which became the Type 3 Machine Gun. Rather than sticking with the original...

81mm Mortar Platoon (x4)

The Japanese made extensive use of a variety of mortars to great effect during World War II, par-ticularly in the Pacific where their mobility was an advantage. The 81mm Type 97 mortar was a modified version of the French Brandt mortar, and was in all...

Japanese Flamethrower Team (Out of Print)

Flamethrower Team (JSO02) 4 figures These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Type 97 Chi-Ha (x1)

Type 97 Chi-Ha (JP051)includes one Type 97 Chi-Ha Medium Tank & one Tank Commander.The Type 97 Chi-Ha was developed as a replacement for the Type 89 Chi-Ro which was considered obsolete by the late 1930s. In essence, the Type 97 was simply a...

105mm Field Artillery Section (x2)

A division's Field Artillery Regiments used Type 38 75mm field guns to provide  fire sup-port. The venerable Type 38 was armed with high explosive, armour piercing, phosphorus, chemical, smoke, and illumination ammunition. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 2x...

75mm Field Artillery Section (x2)

A division's Field Artillery Regiments used Type 38 75mm field guns to provide  fire sup-port. The venerable Type 38 was armed with high explosive, armour piercing, phosphorus, chemical, smoke, and illumination ammunition. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS: 2x...

Type 4 Chi-To Tank Platoon (x5)

The Type 4 Chi-To is the ultimate develop-ment of the line of medium tanks started with the Type 97 Chi-Ha. It is longer, wider, taller, better armed, and better armoured than the Type 97 Chi-Ha. The Type 4 Chi-To development started while the Type 97...

Zero Fighter-Bomber Flight (x2 Plastic)

During the Pacific War the Japanese never really developed coordinated close air support for their ground forces in the same way as the Americans and British. However, some missions to attack specific positions, such as during the Japanese campaign to...

Type 1 Ho-Ni 1 SPG Platoon (x3)

The mechanisation of Japan’s armed forces proceeded at an extremely slow pace during the war. Lacking the resources to develop dedicated self-propelled artillery, they instead turned to expedient adaptations of existing designs. The first model...

Type 2 Ka-Mi Naval Tank Platoon (x3)

The Japanese Navy recognised the need for armoured support for their Special Naval Landing Forces (SNLF), and while the Army’s Type 95 Ha-Go sufficed once the forces had landed, the Type 95 required landing craft or transports. The Navy therefore...

Japanese Infantry Platoon (x64 Figures)

The Japanese rifleman has had a focused training regime that emphasises the spiritual aspects of fighting, such as certainty in victory, loyalty, and patriotic duty. The spirit of the offensive is instilled in every soldier, and tactical training...

Type 97 Chi-Ha Tank Platoon

The Type 97 Chi-Ha tank, first deployed in 1937, was the mainstay of Japan’s medium tank forces for most of World War II. The initial model mounted the same low velocity 57mm gun utilised in the older Type 89. The severe limitations of this gun...

Type 94 TK Recon Tankette Platoon

Given their modest industrial resources, Japan followed tankette development in Europe closely, developing their first Special Tractor (Tokushu Keninsha) in the 30’s. The Type 94 was armed only with machine guns and was designed for infantry...

Type 97 Te-Ke Recon Tankette Platoon

Experience in China and the possibility of a future war with the Soviet Union resulted in an improved tankette design in 1937, the Type 97 Te-Ke, which could be armed either with a machine-gun or a 37mm gun. A little over 600 of these vehicles were...

Type 95 Ha-Go Light Tank Platoon

Usually one company in every Japanese tank regiment was a light tank company armed with Type 95 Ha-Go light tanks. The light tank companies were not intended to fight enemy tanks and their primary role was to support the infantry. The Type 95 Ha-Go was,...

Type 89 Chi-Ro Tank Platoon

Some tank regiments are equipped with the older Type 89 medium tank. Production of the Type 89 began in 1931, and it served as Japan’s primary battle tank during the 1930’s. The Type 89 used an air-cooled diesel engine and mounted a low...