Webstore: Wounded Chindit with Lee Enfield
Andy HobdayWounded Chindit with Lee Enfield Single metal miniature, supplied unpainted
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Tag: British
Webstore: WWII British Infantry plastic boxed set
Britain and her Commonwealth put huge numbers of men into uniform in WW2 to stem the aggression from Germany, Italy and Japan. Her small professional army was swallowed up defending a worldwide Empire and soon her forces were shattered and in full retr
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Webstore: Quad C8 Tractor and British 25 pdr Howitzer & Limber
The 25 pounder was the key howitzer used by the British Army throughout World War 2 and beyond.
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Webstore: Ram Kangaroo
Created by the Canadian commander Lt-General Guy Simonds as an expedient way of reducing losses in his infantry and to be able to manoeuvre along with the tanks, the Ram Kangaroo served the forces of the British commonwealth well henceforth. The concep
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Webstore: Stowage pack – tarps and rolls
Pack contains 3 metal sprues of stowage as shown in the image. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Webstore: Willys jeep with canopy
The famous jeep that was the workhorse of all the allied armies. Found in pretty much every theatre of war in many and varied roles it has been suggested that it was a weapon that won the war. Now warlord cant say it will win all your battles bu
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Webstore: Plastic M4 Sherman medium tank
The Sherman Tank was the main stay of the American army. The Break out from the Normandy beaches and the bocage could never been achieved without the armoured support. Although they had their weaknesses and were nicknamed
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Webstore: Tetrarch light tank
Used in Operation Ironclad (the amphibious invasion of Madagascar) in 1942, the Tetrarch would later go on to play a vital role in the Airborne operations during the invasion of Normandy, adding much-needed fire support an
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Webstore: Pegasus Bridge battle set
This awesome set contains everything you need to recreate the daring raid that paved the way for the Allied D-Day invasion. The Mission The mission, in the opening minutes of the Normandy landings, was to capture the Benouville Bridge a
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