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Polish Airborne PIAT anti-tank teamsThe PIAT was the British equivalent to the American bazooka. It had the same role as the main hand-held anti-tank weapon amongst infantry formations. The PIAT (Projector Infantry Anti-Tank) was developed from a spigot mortar design and fire a shaped charge missile with an...
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British 8th Army heavy mortar team (Western Desert)The primary model of heavy mortar fielded by British and Commonwealth troops during World War II was the Ordnance ML 4.2-inch mortar. First seeing action during the Second Battle of El Alamein in late 1942 before being put to good use in other theatres...
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Soviet HMG team (Winter)The DShK 12.7mm belt-fed heavy machine gun was the standard Russian heavy machine gun of World War II, comparable to the US .50cal Browning. It was used on wheeled mountings like the Maxim and could quickly be placed on a tall tripod for anti-aircraft...
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Korean War: North Korean KPA dSHK HMG teamThe standard KPA heavy machine gun of the Korean War was the dSHK 12.7mm belt-fed HMG. It was comparable to the US .50-cal Browning. Although used on wheeled mountings, it could easily be affixed to a tripod as an anti-aircraft measure. In Bolt Action,...
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Belgian Army HMG teamThe Fabrique Nationale FN M2HB (heavy barrel) was the licensed Belgian copy of the American Browning .50 cal. The weapon was used on a tripod, or could be found mounted to vehicles for use in an anti-aircraft role. Despite being designed in 1933, the...
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Soviet Army HMG teamThe DShK 12.7mm belt-fed heavy machine gun was the standard Russian heavy machine gun of World War II, comparable to the US .50cal Browning. It was used on wheeled mountings like the Maxim and could quickly be placed on a tall tripod for anti-aircraft...
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US Army heavy mortar teamAfter the experience of gas in World War I, the Americans added a Chemical Corps into the army armed with 4.2" mortars to fire poisonous gas. The near-total absence of chemical on the battlefield in World War II led to a rapid reorganisation of...
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US Airborne HMG team (1944-45)The Browning M2HB .50cal was undoubtedly one of the best HMGs of World War II. It is still used today. It was renowned for its penetration capacity, as its heavy bullets could go right through the armour of half-tracks, armoured cars and even some...
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Finnish Panzerschreck and anti-tank rifle teamsPack contains 4 metal foot figures. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Soviet Army 120mm heavy mortar teamPack contains 1 metal mortar and 4 crew members. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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US Army 50 Cal HMG teamArguably the best heavy machine gun of the war, over 2,000,000 .50 calibre M2 machine guns were made during the course of the Second World War. As the most powerful small arms weapon at the disposal of American forces, the M2 would become affectionately...
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German Heer 120mm heavy mortar team (1943-45)Developed in 1941, the 12 cm (about 4.7 in) GrW 42 was an attempt to give German infantry units a close support weapon with a heavier performance than the mortars used in general service at the time. The weapon was a copy of the...
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Italian Bersaglieri medium mortar teamThe Italian Army made good use of mortars in its arsenal, as did many nations of the period. The Mortaio da 81/14 Modello 35 was nearly identical to the 81mm mortar fielded by the United States of America. It has been said that mortars...
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Italian Bersaglieri MMG teamThe Italian ground forces utilised weapons from a variety of manufacturers – all of which all tended to be over-complex and unreliable designs. The most successful and most commonly used machine gun was the Breda M37 8mm air-cooled weapon, captured examples of which were...
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Italian Paracadutisti MMG teamLike their Regio Esercito (Royal Italian Army) counterparts, the airborne divisions relied heavily on the Breda M37 8mm air-cooled medium machine gun, captured examples of which were used by the British SAS, for close fire support. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Italian Army medium mortar teamLike so many nations, the Italian Army made good use of mortars such as the Mortaio da 81/14 Modello 35 which was nearly identical to the 81mm mortar fielded by the United States. It has been said that mortars accounted for more casualties in...
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Italian Army MMG teamItalians used a variety of weapons from various manufacturers, but all tended towards over-complex designs and unreliability. The most successful and most commonly used machine gun was the Breda M37 8mm air-cooled weapon, captured examples of which were used by the British SAS. Models...
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French Resistance MMG teamMachine guns were relatively heavy weapons for partisans and therefore highly valued. German machine guns, such as the MG34 and MG42, were used in great numbers – and being air-cooled weapons were relatively easy to move and operate. Older designs, such as Maxims, were...
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French Resistance Medium Mortar teamRarely, but more often later in the war, heavier weapons like 81mm mortars would fall into the hands of partisan units. These weapons were almost always only used effectively by experienced crews and, when appropriately employed, proved devastating against occupying forces. Given the static,...
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Korean War: British Medium Mortar Team (Summer)The 3-inch mortar was used to provide support from up to 3,000 yards dependent upon the projectile used. The 3-inch mortar was operated by a crew of three and was often transported in a Universal ‘Bren’ Carrier. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Cruel Seas: HMS Medusa - Harbour Defence Motor Launch
This set contains: x1 Harbour Defence Motor Launch (HDML) - HMS Medusa model x1 Small Wake card and x1 sheet of Royal Navy flags. The only survivor of almost 500 Harbour Defence Motor Launches (HDMLs) built during the Second World War, HMS Medusa played...
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Achtung Panzer! Blood & Steel starter set
The Second World War saw the rise of armoured fighting vehicles, in particular the tank, from experimental designs based on unfounded theories to fully developed war machines capable of incredible destruction. Wherever nations clashed, tanks could be found, often having a pivotal impact on...
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Achtung Panzer! rulebook
Achtung Panzer! places you in command of a platoon of World War II tanks, armoured cars or assault guns as you clash with enemy's armour. Missions are set during close-quarter engagements between opposing armoured vehicles on battlefields dominated by buildings, ruins, woods and other...
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