Guadalcanal. Tarawa. Iwo Jima. Okinawa. Just some of the legendary actions the US Marine Corps fought in – actions that have rightfully sent the USMC into legend. There are few fighting for
Pack contains 1 metal anti-tank gun and 3 crew figures. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
The M1 60mm mortar was the largest weapon in the arsenal of the U.S. WWII infantry battalion and saw extensive service during WWII and on into the Korean War. Pack contains 3 metal figures & 1 gun
Contains a single US Marine with Thompson SMG Metal Model Supplied Unpainted
With the advent of heavy German armour such as the Panther and Tiger, the standard U.S. tank destroyer, the 3″ Gun Motor Carriage M10, was rapidly becoming obsolete, because its main armament, the 3″ M7 gun, had difficulty engaging these new tanks past
Produced as a solution to the increasing ineffectiveness of the M10 tank destroyer against heavy panzers, the M36 Jackson was introduced. With it’s 90mm gun mounted on the standard M10 hull, the M36 entered service late in 1944 and went onto see action
The first M3s were operational in late 1941 the U.S. Army needed a good tank and coupled with Great Britain
The M3 half-tracked personnel carrier was one of the most popular and widely used personnel carrier of the war.
Brought in towards the end of WW2 by the US army, the M26 Pershing was designed and built to counter the German heavy tanks like the Tiger and King Tiger. With its 90mm gun it was the highest calibre available to the US. Bolt Action stats
Conceived to replace the M3/M5 Stuart light tanks, the M24 Chaffee fought in US service during the later years of WWII and on into the Korean War. The Chaffee also served with British and Russian forces during the Second World War. Reliable, armed
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