The Opel Maultier half-tracked truck is the perfect solution to the Russian Rasputitsa – the terrible winter conditions on the Eastern front! View in Store Late in 1941 German troops fighting on the eastern front experienced some of the worst conditions that could ever be faced, as the Russian Rasputitsa, signalling the beginning of winter and seen…
Something a little diferent for you this week as we release our british Guy Ant 15cwt truck. THis relatively unknown and overlooked truck was built in considerable numbers with over 8,000 being produced. View in Store Founded in 1914 building civilian trucks, by 1915 Guy found itself taken over by the Ministry of Munitions and…
One of the enduring images of the British (and other forces of His Majesty’s Commonwealth) are the brave lads being carried hell for leather in their Universal Carriers. The Bren (or more accurately
Looking like something straight out of a Wallace & Gromit adventure is this gun tractor. Used to pull field pieces around the Vickers Utility fulfilled a vital role for the Belgian army.
The OY was a 3-ton transport vehicle that saw service throughout the war and in many theatres of operations. Wherever your Tommies and Commonwealth troops want to go, the OY will provide the means to get there quickly. They were used to fulfil v
As the German war machine stormed across Europe the forces of the Third Reich made good use of captured equipment and vehicles. One such acquisition from the fall of Belgium is the Vickers Utility tractor which was pressed into German service as the Ar
1 resin and metal vehicle Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The P107 Halftrack was developed by Citroen in 1934 and then produced by the truck manufacturer Unic after Citreon’s bankruptcy. In 1940 more than 2,000 examples were in service with the French military. During World War II the Germans found th
Speeding into the thickest of the action from the armoured confines of their Hanomag halftracks, the Panzergrenadiers are the Third Reich’s fire brigade – plugging gaps in the German defences or taking full advantage of weak spots in the enemy battleli
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