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Canada (4)
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Netherlands (16)
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New releases (49)
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Soviet Eastern Block 1945-1991 (87)
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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 (84)
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Israel 1948 - 1991 (43)
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United States, Cold War 1945-1991 (42)
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Germany 1939-45 (32)
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West Germany 1945-1991 (47)
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United States WW2 (14)
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France, Cold War 1945-91 (7)
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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.
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New releasesWest Germany 1945-1991Skorpion Minelayer
Based on the M548 hull the German Skorpion minelayer was developed in the early 1980s to rapidly scatter mines over a wide area. It could produce a minefield 1500m long by 50m wide in 5 minutes.
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Arab States 1948-1991New releasesMT-LBu “Mashina”
This MT-LBu 1v14 is one of a range of similar artillery command and observation posts. The large hull allows it to carry Commanders, advanced optics, communication and computing equipment. There is a HMG for local defence. These vehicles are likely to be found with SPG batteries.
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France, Cold War 1945-91Germany 1939-45Renault AHN 4t
The Renault AH range was produced from 1939-1947 with 23,000 manufactured. 4,000 AHN 4t medium trucks went to the German Army. This successful truck was used on all fronts.
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Germany 1939-45New releasesAutoblindo AB41 armoured car
The Italian Autoblindo AB41 proved tough and reliable serving Italy through the Desert campaign and went on to be used by German forces after 1943
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Germany 1939-45New releasesAutoblindo AB40 armoured car
The Italian Autoblindo AB40 proved tough and reliable serving Italy through the Desert campaign.
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Germany 1939-45New releasesSdKfz 222 light armoured car
The Sdkfz 222 light armoured car served Germany throughout WW2 even though it was gradually replaced by halftracks in reccon. squadrons.
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CanadaIsrael 1948 - 1991TOW ATGM teams (x3)
BMG-71 TOW Anti-tank missile, This missile was introduced in 1970 and continues in service with many nations around the world. It has been updated numerous times to maintain it lethality. ? Most vehicles carrying TOW allow the system to be demounted for better concealment (x3)
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Arab States 1948-1991Britain WW225pdrQF Mk2 (gun x 2 and crew x3)
The 25pdr QF mk2 entered Commonwealth service in 1942, the muzzle brake reduced recoil when firing Anti-tank ammunition. The gun remained in UK service until 1967. The Quad tractor and limber where gradually phased out in favour of 3t trucks. It continued in widespread use post WW2, seeing action in the Middle east and India. (Quad not included)
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Arab States 1948-1991New releasesIrregular infantry support (2x mortars,2x HMG,4x motorbikes, 4x command & 2x SAM)
Since the beginning of modern conflict irregular troops have featured, either labelled terrorist or freedom fighter. Some operate in support of government, some for themselves. These figures represent the heavy weapons, recce and command team that typically support the infantry units. They wear head coverings and everyday civilian clothes. These fighters would not look out of place on many modern …
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Arab States 1948-1991New releases
Irregular infantry, Civilian clothes (20 figs)
Since the beginning of modern conflict irregular troops have featured, either labelled terrorist or freedom fighter. Some operate in support of government, some for themselves. They carry the ubiquitous AK and light support weapons, they wear head coverings and everyday civilian clothes. These troops would not look out of place on many modern battlefields.
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Britain WW2New releasesBedford MW radio truck
This 15cwt Commonwealth radio truck saw widespread use.
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Britain WW2New releasesBedford MW light truck
Light 15hwt General service truck used for troops and cargo transport. The MW was the standard transport for a Commonwealth infantry battalion HQ
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Britain WW2New releasesSherman Crab 2 flail
This Commonwealth designed “funny tank” used a powered flail to clear a track through mines and barbed wire. If required the tank was still able to fight as normal. The Crab also saw limited use by US forces.
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Britain WW2New releasesSherman DD tank
This British designed “funny tank” used a canvas skirt to allow the 26ton Sherman tank to swim ashore straight into action. Used by the Allies on D-Day & several other actions in Europe. Almost 700 built
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New releasesSoviet Eastern Block 1945-1991BTR-152K
Developed from the successful BTR-152, K version was roofed over with better off-road ability and limited NBC protection. The BTR-152K entered service in 1951 and was widely exported. As newer vehicles entered service many remained in uses as ambulances or command vehicles. China built a copy called the Type 56
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Israel 1948 - 1991New releasesMerkava mk1
The Merkava developed by Israel in 1979 incorporated some unique features, the engine is located at the front and there is a small door in rear. These features allow the tank to be resupplied while still in action. The tank also has a limited personnel carrying capacity. This is an early version with turret chain defence added to protect against …
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Arab States 1948-1991New releasesMTU Dozer blade for T-54/T-55/T62
The MTU-dozer blade used on T-54/55/62 tanks. The detachable dozer blade allowed tanks to carry out basic combat engineering tasks such and clearing obstacles or creating basic defences. The model can be used with Red3’s T54/55, T62 or T64 (tank model not included)