Description
Unpainted white metal kit, requires some modelling skill. Caution contains lead and small parts not suitable for young children
British really useful specialists pack
£1.50
Realy useful British specialists: Snipers in ghillie suit x2, Blowpipe SAM gunner x1, Laser designator opperator x1 , spotter with binos x1, 51mm mortarman x1. These can be used on there own or mixed in with regular infantry and command figures depending on your rules and preferances
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