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Canada (4)
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Netherlands (16)
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Sweden (8)
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New releases (66)
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Soviet Eastern Block 1945-1991 (86)
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Britain, Cold War 1945-1991 (75)
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Other Nations (8)
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Accessories (8)
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Britain WW2 (15)
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Soviet Union WW2 (23)
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Arab States 1948-1991 (83)
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Israel 1948 - 1991 (42)
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United States, Cold War 1945-1991 (44)
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Germany 1939-45 (38)
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West Germany 1945-1991 (48)
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United States WW2 (13)
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France, Cold War 1945-91 (8)
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New releasesUnited States, Cold War 1945-1991M75 APC
The M75 Armoured Personnel Carrier shared many components with the Walker Bulldog tanks chassis. Manufactured from 1952 the M75 served briefly in the Korean war. The M75 was considered too large and expensive and soon replaced by the M59. 1700 built including 700 transferred to Belgium and used up to the 1980s
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New releasesUnited States, Cold War 1945-1991M41 Walker Bulldog tank
The M41 Walker Bulldog is an American light tank developed for reconnaissance. Designed to replace the M24 Chaffee in 1951, it went on to serve with many nations during the cold war and well beyond. It took part in the ill fated Bay of Pigs in Cuba, the Korean war and Vietnam. Almost 5500 built.
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New releasesSwedenSwedish command teams 5x officers 5x radio
Swedish officers in cap or beret and radiomen to use as command teams or mix in with other figures
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New releasesSoviet Eastern Block 1945-1991Soviet 2B9 Vasilek/Cornflower Mortar(x2)
The Soviet 2B9 Vasilek or “Cornflower” automatic mortar. This unique mortar is trailer mounted and utilises 4 round clips to rapidly laydown a barrage of shells with a small crew. These can often be seen mounted on trucks or even fixed to the roof of APC to form simple mobile artillery (2 models)
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New releasesSwedenSwedish 81mm mortar teams(3)
Swedish 81mm mortar teams, Sweden utilised a licence built version of the French Brandt mortar.
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New releasesSwedenSwedish SF-MG teams(3)
Swedish Sustained fire Machinegun teams. Sweden utilised the Belgian FN MAG machine gun in the tripod sustained fire role.
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New releasesSwedenSwedish Infantry (20 fig)
Swedish infantry from the Cold War period 1960-90s. Wearing the M37 helmet they carry the AK4 rifle, Swedish K, FN MAG and Carl Gustav RR. Sweden was capable of activating 250,000 to 400,000 regular and reservist personnel at the hight of the cold war.
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New releasesSwedenPbv 302 Artillery Observer
This artillery observation vehicle was fitted with superior optics, range finder and radios to direct an artillery battery, it retained the 20mm cannon for defence. The Pansarbandwagn or Pbv 302 was an APC developed independently by Sweden in the mid 1960s, inspired by the M113.
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New releasesSwedenPbv 302-6 Medivac
The Pansarbandwagn or Pbv 302 was an APC developed independently by Sweden in the mid 1960s, inspired by the M113. The unarmed medivac vehicle could carry up to 4 stretchers and crew
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New releasesSwedenPbv 302 APC
The Pansarbandwagn or Pbv 302 was an APC developed independently by Sweden in the mid 1960s, inspired by the M113. The Swedes decided they required great mobility, heavier armour and a 20mm cannon turret bringing the Pbv 302 closer to an infantry fighting vehicle. Crew 3 and 8 passengers
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New releasesSwedenS Tank, Strv103
The S-tank or Stridsvigen 103 was a unique tank designed by Sweden in the late 1950s. As a neutral Nation Sweden forged is own path in weapons design, the S-Tank had the main gun (extra long 105 L7) rigidly fixe to the hull. The auto loader gun was and aimed by use of a sophisticated suspension system. Any of the …
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Germany 1939-45New releasesSdkfz 234-4 (75mm PAK-40)
Sdkfz 234-4 8 wheeled armoured car/SPG, developed to support troops of recon Sdkfz 234-1. This design incorporated an air cooled diesel for use in hot climates, there was room for a crew of 4 where the radio operator could drive the vehicle backwards in and emergency. These vehicles combined great cross country performance and long range. Armed with a PAK …
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Germany 1939-45New releasesSdkfz 234-3 (75mm KwK37)
Sdkfz 234-3 8 wheeled armoured car/SPG, developed to support troops of recon Sdkfz 234-1. This design incorporated an air cooled diesel for use in hot climates, there was room for a crew of 4 where the radio operator could drive the vehicle backwards in and emergency. These vehicles combined great cross country performance and long range. Armed with a 75mmKwK37 …
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Germany 1939-45New releasesSdkfz 234-2 Puma
Sdkfz 234-2, 8 wheeled armoured car, developed to replace the 231 heavy armoured cars. This design incorporated an air cooled diesel for use in hot climates, there was room for a crew of 4 where the radio operator could drive the vehicle backwards in and emergency. These vehicles combined great cross country performance and long range. Armed with 50mm gun …
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Germany 1939-45New releasesSdkfz 234-1 (20mm cannon)
Sdkfz 234-1 8 wheeled armoured car, developed to replace the 231 heavy armoured cars. This design incorporated an air cooled diesel for use in hot climates, there was room for a crew of 4 where the radio operator could drive the vehicle backwards in and emergency. These vehicles combined great cross country performance and long range. Armed with a 20mm …
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Germany 1939-45New releasesSdKfz 223 light armoured radio car
The Sdkfz 223 light armoured car fitted with long range radio. These served as the command vehicle in a troop of 4 sdkfz 222 AC. Even though it was gradually replaced by halftracks in reccon. squadrons they continued to be used to the very end of the war.
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France, Cold War 1945-91Germany 1939-45Panther A
The Panther A, the commonest Panther served in the German army from mid 1943 to the end of WW2. Curiously the A model came after the D model and incorporated: an improved cupola, side skirts and drivers vision periscopes. The Panther was a superb design with a balance of mobility, armour and firepower hampered by poor reliability in early models. …
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Britain, Cold War 1945-1991New releasesFuchs TPz NBC recon
Fuchs(Fox) TPz NBC recon vehicle was developed by the Germany during the 1970s, an armoured laboratory on wheels able to explore for NBC contamination and threats. These vehicles were later purchased in the late 1980s by the UK, USA and a number of other nations.
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Arab States 1948-1991New releasesT-54 Irregular armour x3
A set of 3x T-54s with dubious up-grades. Inspired by photographs of tanks used by irregular forces, these museum pieces have been saved from the scrapyard and upgraded with more scrap by enthusiastic mechanics. Give your irregulars a bit of punch.
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Arab States 1948-1991New releasesKader Walid APC
An Egyptian APC inspired by Soviet BTRs on a licence build German Truck chassis. The Walid was used by Egypt in the Yom Kippur war and many were captured by the IDF.
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New releasesSoviet Eastern Block 1945-19912S9 Nona
Soviet light weight armoured Mortar carrier based on the BTR-D hull. These entered service in 1981 fitted with a 120mm breach loading mortar/howitzer. They were originally intended to support Air Mobile units with a range of HE, Heat and Guided munitions. Still in service with Russia and satellite nations.
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Arab States 1948-1991New releasesBTR152A SPAAG
Soviet SPAAG based on 6×6 truck chassis, fitted with twin 14.5 mm machine guns. The BTR-152A entered service in the mid 1950s and can still be found around the globe having been copied by China as the type 56.
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Britain, Cold War 1945-1991New releasesLandrover 109 “Pinkie” SAS
These heavily modified Land Rovers we built as recce and patrol vehicles for the British SAS in the 1960s, they remained in service until the mid 1980s having served all over the world.
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Britain, Cold War 1945-1991France, Cold War 1945-91M270 MRLS
The M270 was developed in response to the success of Soviet Multiple Rocket Launchers in the middle east wars of the 1970s. The M270, commonly known as MLRS entered service in 1982 and was quickly acquired by many Nations such as the UK, West Germany, Denmark, France, Italy, Israel and others.