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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 1945-1991M42 Duster SPAAG
The M42 Duster based on the Walker Bulldog chassis is an American Self propelled anti aircraft gun. The design uses 2 40mm Bofors guns in a powered turret. Although the design quickly became outdated against fast jets it continued in service as supplementary AA and ground support weapon. Used in the Vietnam war as internal security vehicle. 3700 built and …
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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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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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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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West Germany 1945-1991Kraka – 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 1945-1991Kraka 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 1945-1991West German specialists (10)
West German specialist infantry includes figures equiped with: Carl Gustav recoiless rifle, sharpshooter rifle, folding stock G3 and UZI machine pistols.? This pack can be combined with the regular infantry pack to create Falschrimjager or Gebirgsjager units
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West Germany 1945-1991West German Engineers (10)
West German Engineers busy clearing mines, creating obstacles and constructing, these mix in well with regular infantry.
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West Germany 1945-1991Jaguar 2 (RaketenJagdPanzer)
The Raketenjagdpanzer was developed along with the gun armed KononeJagdPanzer. The Anti-tank missile allowed tanks to be attacked at greater ranges but early versions were slow firing and unable to engage close targets. This model represents the Jaguar 2 varient using the American TOW missile system from 1983 onwards.
casement layout followed the very successful designs of WW2: the Stug, Jagdpanzer …
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West Germany 1945-1991JagdPanzer, Kanonen 90mm
The Kanonenjagdpanzer was developed in the mid-1960s. The casement layout followed the very successful designs of WW2: the Stug, Jagdpanzer and Jagdpanther.? It was highly mobile with a low profile but the gun had limited traverse, excellent for ambush. With a crew of 4 it remained in service with reserve units until 1991 by which time the 90mm gun was …
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West Germany 1945-1991Gepard SPAAG
The Gepard AA tank entered service with West Germany in 1973 and was retired in 2010. The vehicle is based and a Leopard 1 hull with twin 35mm cannon and radar in a large powered turret. Also manufactured for the Netherlands and Belgium. It is designed to keep pace with armoured units and protect them from air attack.
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West Germany 1945-1991Kraka 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 1945-1991Kraka 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 1945-1991Kraka 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 1945-1991Kraka 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 1945-1991Kraka 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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Britain, Cold War 1945-1991Israel 1948 - 1991M548 Tracked support vehicle
The M548 is based on hull of the M113 with an open cargo deck. Designed to follow armoured units into tough terrain. These have been used as amo, fuel and general transport. Some saw used as Gun-buses in Vietnam with the Maxon quad 50 cal on the back. In service since the 1960s it has seen service with many nations …
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West Germany 1945-1991Bergepanzer 2A2 ARV
The Bergepanzer 2A2? ARV is based on the Leopard 1. First introduced 1977 it is able to recovery vehicles with its powerful winch. A 16t crane is available to assist with repairs and recovery. The vehicle can also carry out basic earth moving tasks with its dozer blade
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Israel 1948 - 1991United States, Cold War 1945-1991M88/A1 Armoured recovery vehicle
The M88 medium recovery vehicle entered service in 1961.? Fitted 21t with capacity crane and 40t winch the M88 can carry out a variety of tasks including recovery, repair and basic combat engineering.? These have served with the US and many other nations including West Germany and Israel.. (Multi part kit requiring some modelmaking skill)
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West Germany 1945-1991Fuchs 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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Israel 1948 - 1991United States, Cold War 1945-1991MIM 72 Chaparral SAM
The MIM 72 Chaparral SAM system was based on the M548 transporter. These entered survice in the 1969. The missile was developed from the succesful Sidewider air to air missile. These worked in teams with the M163 VADS cannon sytem to cover short and medium? ranges. Used by West Germany and Israel, the system was withdrawn from US service in …
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West Germany 1945-1991Marder Roland
The Roland Anti-aircraft missile system was developed jointly by France and Germany Germany chose to mount the system on the FlaRakPz 1 or Marder. The Marder MICV chassis meant it was able to keep pace with panzer units. The vehicle carries 10 missiles in total with automatic reloading from the hull. Crew 3
West Germany 1945-1991
Vehicle infantry and support of west germany 10mm
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