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Mongolian Cavalry Troop
Mongolian cavalry were lightly equipped with few modern weapons beyond the ubiquitous bolt-action rifle and sabre. However they were also extremely hardy and adept, born to a life in the saddle with a proud tradition as horsemen. Mongolian Cavalry can...
Soviet ZIS-3 divisional gun (Winter)
The ZiS-3 was a truly multi-purpose weapon that was used as artillery and as an anti-tank gun by the Red Army. The Germans came to know it well and a dubbed it the 'Ratsch-Baum' ('crash-boom') for its distinctive sound. By...
French Army 75mm light artillery
The famous seventy five millimetre gun of the Great War served France and other countries well in the Second World War too. Used extensively throughout the war this model was reliable and could take on bombardments or anti tank duties. Web exclusive: now...
Victory at Sea - Conti di Cavour
Originally commissioned in 1915, Conte di Cavour and Giulio Cesare (Leonardo da Vinci was destroyed by sabotage during World War One) were rebuilt as first generation fast battleships in a process that left only 40% of the original structure in...
Japanese Ghost warriors with SMG
Contains 4 metal models Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Italian Bersaglieri Elefantino 47mm anti-tank gun
The 47/32 was a licensed Austrian light artillery piece that primarily served in an anti-tank role. When firing HEAT [High Explosive Anti-Tank] rounds, the 47/32 was an effective anti-tank platform in the earlier stages of the war. With a low...
Italian Bersaglieri Breda 2cm AA gun
Developed in Italy and widely used throughout the war, the Breda 20/65 Model 1935 was capable as both an anti-aircraft weapon and a ground weapon. After Operation Compass ended in early 1941, the British captured large numbers of Breda 2cm...
Korean War: Chinese PVA 45mm anti-tank gun
The Soviet-produced 45mm Model 1937 light anti-tank gun was based on the German 37mm PaK 36 design. The AT gun looks much the same as a PaK 36 or PaK 40 constructed and housed on the same carriage. In Bolt...
Korean War: Chinese PVA 75mm pack howitzer
The small calibre 75mm M1A1 was a light pack howitzer widely used during WWII and the civil war in China. This was the same 75mm used by US Airborne forces in WWII. Chinese Nationalists were initially supplied with this weapon...
Korean War: North Korean KPA M-42 anti-tank gun
The 45mm anti-tank gun, M1942, was designed to provide a weapon with greater penetrative power. However, like the prior M1937, it was outdated against the modern UN armour. The light-weight gun is mounted on the modified carriage of the M1937...
8th Army 2 pounder ATG
At the outbreak of war, the QF 2-pdr (QF stands for 'quick firing') was the standard anti-tank gun of the British Army. It was an adequate weapon for the time, being slightly more effective in terms of armour penetration then...
French Army 25mm light anti-tank gun
The 25mm Hotchkiss was the standard anti-tank gun of the French Army. It was also used by the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), whilst captured examples were used by the Germans and some even found their way into the hands of...
French Army 47mm medium anti-tank gun
The 47mm Mle 1937 (SA37 L/50) anti-tank gun was the best purpose-built anti-tank gun fielded by any army at the start of World War II if one discounts the German 88m Flak used in the anti-tank role. It could supposedly...
US Airborne 57mm anti-tank gun (1944-45)
The 57mm M1 anti-tank gun was a close copy of the British QF 6pdr which was itself also used by some American units. The M1 originally fired an armoured-piercing shell weighing 2.272kg but this soon proved to be insufficient to...
US Airborne 75mm light artillery (1944-45)
Small Calibre field artillery was not widely used in American Army except by the Paratroopers and Marines. The pack Howitzer (75mm) could be easily moved and, after breaking it down into its component parts, could be dropped by parachute. Models...
Japanese Type 98 20mm Gun
The Japanese had a variety of large-calibre anti-aircraft guns, none of which really enter into the realm of the tabletop wargame. Smaller 20mm calibre weapons were supplemented by pintle-mounted machine guns of various types. The Type 98 20 mm AA...
Japanese Type 1 47mm Anti Tank Gun
The Type 1 47mm AT gun was developed following the Japanese encounter with Russian armour and was the first indigenously developed dedicated anti-tank gun. It lacked the performance of other contemporary weapons of similar calibre, but was deemed sufficiently capable against...
US Airborne 57mm anti-tank gun
Pack contains 1 metal anti-tank gun and 3 crew figures. Web exclusive: now includes 100mm x 80mm Oval MDF base (Sarissa) Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
US Airborne 75mm pack howitzer light artillery
Pack contains 1 metal howitzer and 3 crew figures. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Soviet Army Zis-2 57mm anti-tank gun
Pack contains 1 metal gun and 3 metal crew. Web exclusive: now includes 100mm x 80mm oval base. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
US Army M1 57mm anti-tank gun
The U.S. version, classified as substitute standard under the designation 57 mm Gun M1, was based on the 6 pounder Mk 2, two units of which were received from the UK. Production started early in 1942 and continued until 1945...
Early Libyan chariot
The Early Libyan chariot was a significant danger on the ancient battlefields of the Bronze Age. They're an integral part of Libyan armies, forming up to a quarter of the total strength in Hail Caesar. The Libyans were also allied with...
Achaean Chariot III
Contains: 1 Chariot, 2 un-armoured Horses, 1 Driver, 1 Rider and 1 alternative Rider, all in metal. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
British Grenadiers
Contains: 8 metal British Grenadiers Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
British Light Infantry
Contains: 8 metal British Light Infantry Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Boromite Specialist Support Team with Plasma Light Support
The plasma light support gun – often abbreviated to Plasma LS – is the ultimate in rapid firing infantry support weapons and the mainstay of Concord and Isorian weapon drone units. The plasma light support gun is easily recognised by...
Norman Unarmoured Infantry B
Unarmoured infantry was usually used for scouting purposes and acting as a secondary unit to reinforce any front being pressured during battle. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Norman Heavy Infantry B
With their spears and shortswords, they are just as effective at attacking as they are stoic in defence. Contains: 8 Norman Heavy Infantry Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Norman Unarmoured Cavalry A
Sacrificing armour for added agility, this cavalry unit is mostly suited for flanking or dealing with unprotected artillery or archery units. Contains: 4 Norman Unarmoured Cavalry Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
German Nachtjager
Currently the pinnacle of the Soldier enhancement division, the Nachtjäger is no longer truly human, with the DNA of reptiles, bats, and alligators merged into a horrific creation. No one knows if the subjects for this programme are volunteers, but...
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