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Cruel Seas: ML 303 Motor LaunchBy far the largest of Royal Navy flotilla vessels were the ML (motor launches), used for a multitude of purposes including harbour defence, anti-submarine work, convoy escorts, minesweeping and air-sea rescue. Crewed by 16 souls, they weighed 85 tonnes and were 112 feet long....
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British Armoured Infantry Lancelot Assault Helmet sprueA Lancelot helmet keeps the user protected whilst making them look the part of an heroic, ancient knight; truly inspiring honour within the grim reality of war. Contains two sprues. Each sprue contains a total of five British lancelot assault helmets.
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Black Seas: 6th Rates squadron (Battened Down)6th Rates were the smallest of the warships in the Royal Navy rating system, which would have been generally adopted worldwide. This category covered ships with between 20 and 28 guns on a single deck. Although not considered to be powerful enough to take...
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Victory at Sea - HMS EagleAn early aircraft carrier of the Royal Navy, HMS Eagle was originally a super-dreadnought of the Chilean Navy (named Almirante Cochrane), laid down in 1913, but was purchased by the Royal Navy for conversion to a carrier in 1918. This work was not finished...
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Black Seas Flotilla action (1770 - 1830)The Carronade Era was characterised by flotillas of small ships fighting out on remote stations across the globe - check out these articles on the Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet and the Hunt for the Santisima Trinidad for examples of these actions! The Flotilla...
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A13 cruiser tank Mk III/CS (early & late)The cruiser or cavalry tank served as the main driving force for the British cavalry, serving on the front lines alongside the main stead of the British forces. The first of the cruisers was produced by Vickers-Armstrong in the economic downturn of the mid...
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Royal Navy Frigates Named ships Pack 2Upgrade your Royal Navy Frigates with this pack of finely detailed metal figureheads and backplates, allowing you to field HMS Phoebe, Sirius, and Unicorn. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Black Seas: 1st RateThe largest of the ships-of-the-line under the Royal Navy's rating system, the 1st Rate would generally have over 850 crew and more than 100 guns across three decks. Extremely expensive build and maintain, 1st Rates tended to be reserved for flagship duty with admirals....
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Cruel Seas: Fairmile B MinesweeperThe Fairmile B class Motor Launch weighed in at 85 tonnes and 112 feet long. Crewed by 16 men it could make in the region of 20 knots through its 1200 hp petrol engines. The coastal forces were able to convert the Fairmile B...
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Loyd Personnel CarrierThe Loyd carrier was one of many small tracked vehicles utilised by the British and Commonwealth forces on all fronts of the Second World War. They were primarily used to transport both men and equipment around the battlefield and to move infantry support weapons....
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Armadillo improvised armoured vehicle1 resin and metal vehicle Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Napoleonic British Mule Train 'The Stick'Following the British Army wherever it marches, the mule train is invaluable carrying heavy essential equipment. Ensure the stubborn mules don't fall behind or you'll have mutany on your hands and no cup of Tea for your commander! It may not be taking position...
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British Armoured Infantry Gas mask helmet sprueGas masks allow troops to protect themselves from dangerous and frequent gas attacks, giving them the ability to combat anything the enemy can throw at them. More importantly adding these new heads to your figures can really make your themed army stand out. Contains...
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Valentine Infantry tank Mk IXThe Valentine infantry tank Mk IX was, in effect, a Mk V, powered by a US GMC diesel engine and transmission giving it improved mobility and reliability. The Mk IX was upgraded with a potent 6-pounder gun, sacrificing the coaxial machine gun for increased...
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British Stowage and Damage MarkersContains British stowage and vehicle damage markers
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Black Seas Squadron encounters (1770 - 1830)Third Rates proved to be the real workhorses of the Carronade Era, leading flotillas of smaller ships or striking out on their own to disrupt enemy commerce or raid isolated territories. They also formed the bulk of the battleline during fleet actions, their perfect...
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Cromwell with Tesla CannonWith Europe suffering the worst winter in memory, military activity slows to a crawl. Air operations struggle to have any impact and the Germans take advantage of the weather to consolidate their positions. At night, German and American super-soldiers conduct their own war within...
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A13 cruiser tank Mk III (upgraded)The cruiser or cavalry tank served as the main driving force for the British cavalry, serving on the front lines alongside the main stead of the British forces. The first of the cruisers was produced by Vickers-Armstrong in the economic downturn of the mid...
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Chindit anti-tank rifle teamLight Japanese armour proved troublesome without dedicated AT fire, but with anti-tank rifles and PIAT teams, enough focus can bring down any Japanese armour. The Boys anti-tank rifle was a heavy 0.55-inch rifle that fired an armour-piercing round capable of penetrating the armour of...
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Napoleonic British Royal Horse Artillery 5.5-inch HowitzerNote: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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