Description
Unpainted white metal kit, requires some modelling skill. Caution contains lead and small parts not suitable for young children
British regular infantry 1960-80s (20 figures)
£3.70
Regular British infantry in Mk4 “Turtle” Helmet in light marching order.? Armed with: SLR rifle, Stirling SMG, GPMP and Carl Gustav RR. Suitable for BAOR and many other theatres.? There are 20 figures mixed from 8 poses to give approximately 2 sections. Note some TA units retained the SLR into the 1990s (vehicles not included)
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