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Pack contains 1 waterslide decal sheet

Contains 1 waterslide decal sheet

Contains 1 sheet of waterslide transfers.

Contains 1 waterslide decal sheet

The British and Commonwealth forces operated a considerable reconnaissance element that scouted ahead of the main armoured force, searching for enemy troop positions and dispositions. The Humber Armoured Car was one such vehicle used for this role, more than able to hold its own...

1 sheet of waterslide transfers

Contains 1 waterslide decal sheet

The vast open expanses of the western desert made for a war of manoeuvre and out-manoeuvre where reconnaissance was paramount. Scouting patrols were vital to the success of operations - these two universal carriers packed with brave 8th Army infantry are just the thing...

In addition to normal Jeeps, the airborne forces at Arnhem were supplied with special Recce Jeeps, fitted with single or twin Vickers machine guns. British Airborne Recce Jeep in action Using speed as it's main offensive and defensive tool, this recce Jeep is able...

The British army needed extra scout cars to complement the existing Daimler Dingo, and Humber came up with their two-man light scout car. Over 4,000 of this popular vehicle were produced and equipped all manner of Commonwealth, Polish and Czech units from 1942 to...

The Tiger II, more commonly known as the ‘King Tiger’ or ‘Royal Tiger’ by Allied troops (Königstiger in German) was a development of the fearsome Tiger I tank. Its introduction in 1944 caused significant problems for the Allies but ultimately it saw action too...

The Universal Carrier, or Bren carrier as it became popularly known, was just that a multi-purpose, tracked and armoured vehicle that filled a whole variety of roles with all British and Commonwealth troops in every theatre of World War II. Well-loved by the men...

The M8 Greyhound was a popular and successful 6x6 armoured car that served American and British armies well throughout the war. Its crew of four served a 37mm gun, a co-axial .30 cal, with the more aggressive crews adding a .50 cal on the roof...

Amongst the most feared tanks in the Second World War, the mere mention of the name 'Tiger' was enough to cause panic amongst Allied armoured formations. Its massive square body and rounded turret was an intimidating sight to enemy tankers. The armour was tremendously...

With the proliferation of United States and British Commonwealth two-legged walkers, the engineers of the Science Cities set out to replicate their successes with their own bipedal designs. One outcome was the DM-40 Molot, a development of the Kazak design, that would solve its...