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Germany 1939-45 , New releases
StuH 42
StuH 42 assault gun, based on the Panzer III chassis with a 105mm gun to provide support to infantry units. These had limited AT ability using a HEAT shell. They served on all fronts from late 1942 approximately 1300 built.
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Arab States 1948-1991 , Germany 1939-45
Stug III G
Stug III G assault gun, based on the Panzer III chassis, this combination of the Panzer III hull and long 75mm gun created a deadly defensive weapon able to destroy allied tanks from a distance while hidden. These served on all fronts from late 1942-45. Post war the Stug III went on to be used by Czechs upto the …
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Germany 1939-45 , New releases
Panzer 3 ausf N
Panzer III medium tank, the Ausf N was a last production version with the L24 75mm infantry gun. These served through to the end of the war in decreasing numbers as production stopped in late 43
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Germany 1939-45 , New releases
Panzer 3 ausf J/L/M
Panzer III medium tank, the Ausf L/M was a late production version with the L60 50mm AT gun. These served in N. Africa, Italy and Russia from 1941-4.
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Germany 1939-45 , New releases
PAK-40 75mm gun and crew (1x gun deployed, 1x gun on tow)
PAK-40 75mm anti-tank gun, this robust and effect gun entered service in 1943. Light, simple and able to penetrate almost any Allied armour it could be towed by lorry or half-track. 23000 built. It continued in used post WW2 with Eastern bloc Nations, Austria, Portugal and North Vietnam
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Germany 1939-45 , New releases
Hannomag SdKfz 251/22 Pak40
The Hannomag 251/22 late production ausf D fitted with a Pak40 anti-tank gun. Apparently not a popular vehicle, because of the limit traverse of the gun, the extra weight and severe recoil
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Germany 1939-45 , New releases
Hannomag SdKfz 251/6 Command
The Hannomag 251/6 ausf D late war command and communications vehicle. These came in 4 sub types depending on the command level and radio fit. This shows the awning partly deployed to shelter the radios from the weather, often seen in photos.
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Britain, Cold War 1945-1991
Centurion AVRE 105 with mine plough
The Centurion Mk12 AVRE 105 for the Royal Engineers. The 105mm tank gun version used converted surplus Mk12 Centurions. The Pearson mine plough cleared a vehicle wide path through mine fields, while the 105mm armed Centurion was more than able to defend itself or demolish fortifications
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West Germany 1945-1991
Kraka – Milan ATGM (x2)
The Kara was adopted by the West German Airborne 1974-1990s. They we used to equip the command and support companies of each battalion. These lightweight vehicles could be folded in half for transport by helicopter or for parachute drop. Specialist versions were built to carry Milan missiles
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West Germany 1945-1991
Kraka transport with 3 troops (x2)
The Kara was adopted by the West German Airborne 1974-1990s. They we used to equip the command and support companies of each battalion. These lightweight vehicles could be folded in half for transport by helicopter or for parachute drop. They could carry up to 750kg in cargo or 2 stretcher patients. Specialist versions were built to carry TOW missiles, 20mm …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Kraka Command vehicle with radios
The command Kraka was used for command and communications, fitted with generator and long range radio set, leaving 2 seats free for passengers.
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West Germany 1945-1991
Kraka 20mm cannon (x2)
The Kara was adopted by the West German Airborne 1974-1990s. They we used to equip the command and support companies of each battalion. These lightweight vehicles could be folded in half for transport by helicopter or for parachute drop. They could carry up to 750kg in cargo or 2 stretcher patients. Specialist versions were built to carry TOW missiles, 20mm …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Kraka mortar carrier (x2)
The Kara was adopted by the West German Airborne 1974-1990s. They we used to equip the command and support companies of each battalion. These lightweight vehicles could be folded in half for transport by helicopter or for parachute drop. They could carry up to 750kg in cargo or 2 stretcher patients. Specialist versions were built to carry TOW missiles, 20mm …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Kraka TOW (x2)
The Kara was adopted by the West German Airborne 1974-1990s. They we used to equip the command and support companies of each battalion. These lightweight vehicles could be folded in half for transport by helicopter or for parachute drop. They could carry up to 750kg in cargo or 2 stretcher patients. Specialist versions were built to carry TOW missiles, 20mm …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Kraka paratroop transport (x2)
The Kara was adopted by the West German Airborne 1974-1990s. They we used to equip the command and support companies of each battalion. These lightweight vehicles could be folded in half for transport by helicopter or for parachute drop. They could carry up to 750kg in cargo or 2 stretcher patients. Specialist versions were built to carry TOW missiles, 20mm …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Fuchs TPz Pionierwagen
Fuchs(Fox) wheeled engineer transport vehicle, designed to carry engineer teams and their equipment in the combat zone to carry out construction or obstacle clearance. First introduced in to the West German army in 1979, still in service
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West Germany 1945-1991
Iltis, VW 183 (x2)
The VW Iltis was introduced in 1975 to provide the Bundeswehr with an inexpensive 4×4 runabout. It was manufactured Canada became interested in the design and bought the rights to manufacture it producing 2500 for the Canadian army and a similar number for the Belgian Army. Small numbers were used as ambulance, radio vehicle and transport for AT or artillery …
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West Germany 1945-1991
Sustained fire MG3 team (x3)
The MG3 was derived from the very succesful MG42 of WW2 and has only recently been retired from service. This model shows a crew served weapon on tripod.
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West Germany 1945-1991
West German Command team Officer and Radioman (x5)
Command team can be used as it is or mixed in with other figures to create other team such as FAO or HQ units
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West Germany 1945-1991
Milan Team ATGM team
The Milan was the standard West German ATGM from the early 1970s to the end of the Cold War
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West Germany 1945-1991
West German M120 Mortar team (x3)
M120 West German heavy mortar. This has been the standard infantry support weapon since the 1960s. It is normally carried in a light truck or APC.
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West Germany 1945-1991
Fuchs TPz APC with Milan firing post
The Fuchs(Fox) wheeled APC was first introduced in to the West German army in 1979. Almost1000 went into service in a variety of roles. This model depictics the armoured personel carrier fitted with a launching post for the Milan ATGM. This carrier could be used to engauge tanks directly or the crew could dismount.
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West Germany 1945-1991
Fuchs TPz APC
The Fuchs(Fox) wheeled APC with was first introduced in to the West German army in 1979. Almost 1000 went into service in a variety of roles. This model depictics the armoured personel carrier. This basic carrier could be fitted with kits changing it to an ambulance or command post. Crew 2 upto 9 passengers
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Germany 1939-45
Hannomag SdKfz 251/1 Rocket launcher
251/1 halftrack fitted with wurframen rocket launcher racks able to fire a devistating if inaccurate barrage of 6x 40cm rockets. This was a simple addition to the basic APC half track. Nicknamed “stuka zu fuss” or walking stuka
domestic
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