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Arab States 1948-1991

Arab infantry AA teams, HMG x3, Grail SAM x4

Arab infantry AA teams. The 12.7mm AA heavy machine gun on a tripod and shoulder launched “grail” SAM that cause such a shock to the Israeli airforce in the 1973 Yom Kippur war. The Dshkm HMGstill found mounted on trucks as fire support for militias

£2.00
Arab States 1948-1991

Arab 82mm Mortar teams x3

Arab 82mm mortar teams in ssh40/60 helmets, 9 figures and 3 mortars. 1960-80s

£2.00
Arab States 1948-1991

Arab, sustained fire MG teams x3

Arab MG teams, sustained fire PKM MG suitable for Egypt, Syria, Iraq and many other nations. 1960-80s

£1.50
Arab States 1948-1991 , Soviet Eastern Block 1945-1991

2S1 Gvozdika 122mm SPG

Bulky amphibious self-propelled artillery, designed to keep pace with fast moving armoured formations. Developed in the late 1950s and entering service with the USSR in 1960. This succesful design is still in service around the world and has been updated several times. In Warsaw pack service it was often found near the front line giving direct fire support.

Used by both …

£4.00
Israel 1948 - 1991

IDF Infantry sustained fire MG teams x3

IDF Infantry, M1 helmet, FN MAG sustained fire MG teams x3 suitable 1960-80s

£1.50
Israel 1948 - 1991

IDF infantry 81mm Mortar & team x3

IDF infantry support teams, M1 helmet , 81mm Mortars suitable 1960-80s

£2.00
Israel 1948 - 1991

IDF Paratrooper sustained fire MG teams x3

IDF Paratrooper FN MAG sustained fire MG teams x3 suitable 1960-80s

£1.50
Israel 1948 - 1991

IDF Paratrooper 81mm Mortar & team x3

Elite IDF Paratrooper support teams , 81mm Mortars suitable 1960-80s

£2.00
Britain, Cold War 1945-1991

Bedford MK 4 tonner

Bedford MK 4×4, the “4 tonner” first produced in 1970 was still in British us as late as 2014, over 50,000 produced. It was used as logistics, troop transport, artillery tractor to name a few uses of the basic version. It was also modified to have office bodies, cranes and tankers. Used by Britain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brunei, Denmark, Indonesia, Ireland, …

£4.00
Israel 1948 - 1991

M3 Half track 120mm Mortar

Israeli development of the American M3/M5 half track with 120mm mortar. These are often seen attached to armoured battalions to provide rapid artillery support, smoke or illumination.

£3.50
Israel 1948 - 1991

M3 Half track TCM-20 AA

Israeli development of the American M3/M5 half track with a twin 20mm cannon AA mount

£3.50
Israel 1948 - 1991

IDF Paratroopers

Elite IDF Paratrooper infantry with mixed weapons including LMGs and AT team( 20 figures) suitable 1960-80s

£3.00
Israel 1948 - 1991

IDF seated infantry strip of 4 (x6)

Line of 4 seated infantry suitable for M3 halftrack, enough for 3 vehicles. They can be cut and used to populate other transports

£1.50
Arab States 1948-1991

Arab officers (x5) and radiomen (x5)

2 Offers and radioman can be used as a command group or mixed with other figures to form obsever teams

£1.50
Arab States 1948-1991

Arab seated infantry strip of 4 (x6)

Line of 4 seated infantry suitable for BTR-152 enough for 3 vehicles. They can be cut and used to populate other transports

£1.50
Arab States 1948-1991

Arab 120mm Mortar teams (x2)

The 120mm PM-43 a Soviet design, copied and used all over the world. Still in use in many nations for it’s hard hitting simplicity. 6 figures and 2 mortars firing and 2 mortars packed for towing

£2.00
Aircraft (1/144) , Israel 1948 - 1991

A4e Skyhawk fighter bomber

The Skyhawk was developed as a tough compact carrier fighter bomber. It was loved for its easy handling and flexibility. Introduced in 1954 it served the USMC in Vietnam where its huge contribution was overshadowed by the more glamorous aircraft. This version also served with Israel and Argentina. Approximately 3000 manufactured.

*Weapons packs extra

£7.00
Aircraft (1/144) , Arab States 1948-1991

MIG 17 (Fresco) fighter bomber

The MIG 17 was a development of the MIG 15, larger and more powerful. Introduced in 1952 this rugged and agile air fought for the Warsaw pact and it’s allies in the Middle East and Vietnam. Over 10,000 manufactured.

*Weapons packs extra

£7.00
Arab States 1948-1991 , Israel 1948 - 1991

BTR-50 PB Armoured Personnel Carrier

An amphibious armoured personnel carrier based on the successful PT-76 tank hull. The BTR-50 could swim with minimal preparation and offered crew and passengers protection from small arms fire and shell splinters. Early versions were unarmed but an MG was usualy pintle mounted at the front of the crew hatch. Occationally they can be seen with Zis-2 Anti tank guns …

£3.00
Arab States 1948-1991 , Soviet Eastern Block 1945-1991

PT-76(b) Amphibious Tank

Unusual amphibious tank designed for water crosing without preparation. Used by Warsaw Pact forces and allies. Saw action in the Middle east crossing the Bitter lake in the Yom Kippur and saw action at Ben Het in Vietnam, one of the few tank actions of that war.

Introduced in 1951 and still in service.

£4.00
Britain, Cold War 1945-1991

Sultan FV105

Command vehicle based on the CVRT range of light fast vehicles introduced to replace armoured cars in the British army from 1973. The command variant has been used by many different branches of the British armed forces, compact and manoeuvrable. Crew 2 plus 3 in the command team.

£3.00
Britain, Cold War 1945-1991

Scimitar FV107

The Scimitar is part of the CVRT range of light fast vehicles introduced to replace armoured cars in the British army. With it’s high speed and powerful 30mm Rarden cannon the Scimitar acts as a reconnasance vehicle for both armoured and infantry formations.

£3.00
Arab States 1948-1991 , Britain, Cold War 1945-1991

Scorpion FV101

The Alvis Scorpion was the first of the CVRT range of light fast vehicles introduced to replace armoured cars in the British army from 1973. With it’s high speed and accurate 76mm gun the Scorpion acted as the eyes of the army. In the 1980s it began to be supplimented and eventually replaced by the Scimitar and Sabre in British …

£3.00
Arab States 1948-1991 , Soviet Eastern Block 1945-1991

ZSU-23-4 SHILKA

The ZSU 23-4 Shilka came as a shock to NATO on it’s introduction in 1965. The Shilka was an automated all weather SPAAG that would prove devastating to low flying aircraft. The 4x23mm cannon able to deliver upto 4000rpm would also go on to prove effective in the ground support role. Successfully exported to many nations around the world and …

£4.50