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Product features: x 5 Printed blood soaked medical stretchers *figures NOT included* All figures and brick parts are made using high quality p...

Starting production in the 1930s the GAZ AAA was a reliable workhorse of the Soviet Army. The 6x4 truck had a transport capacity of 1.5 tons and a ...

The Soviet 1st Army was part of a large Soviet reserve of manpower called in to stave of German advances heading towards Moscow and the Russian int...

The La-7 was an effective Soviet fighter aircraft developed and introduced in 1944. It featured a powerful Shvetsov ASh-82FN engine, which provided...

The Soviet Armed forces of WW2 were very adept in the tactics of Artillery warfare.  The overwhelming use of artillery bombardment would on many oc...

During World War 2, the Soviet Army had a preference for artillery warfare tactics. The strategic use of artillery bombardment often disoriented Ge...

The combat medic provided care for the wounded during the midst of battle. Regardless of belligerency combat medics were respected by all sides for...

During World War II, Soviet female combat medics served on the front lines, bravely rescuing and treating wounded soldiers under fire, often draggi...

A standard Soviet Army infantry brigade featuring premium printed Soviet Figs with the customary Ushanka head wear. Additional bundle features incl...

During World War II, the Soviet Army Infantry utilized strategic personnel placement to greatly shift the balance of the conflict against the power...

This bundle includes a mixture of Soviet military specialists ranging from tank crew, sniper and assault men. The various interplay of technical So...

The heavy KV-1 tank, nicknamed "Russischer Koloss" in German, was able to stop large German formations with infantry support. During the battle of ...

The Soviet KV-2 tank was developed during World War II. It was notable for its large turret housing a powerful 152 mm M-10T howitzer, which gave it...

The KV-220 (Object 220) was a 1941 Soviet heavy tank prototype designed as an upgraded KV-1, weighing about 63 tonnes with up to 100 mm of frontal ...

The S-51 was a Soviet experimental self-propelled heavy gun built in 1943, mounting the massive 203 mm B-4 howitzer on a modified KV-1S chassis. It...

During World War II, the STZ-5 tractor was adapted for military use, playing a significant role in supporting the Soviet war effort. Its robust des...

The T-26 was a Soviet light tank widely used during World War II, based on the British Vickers 6-Ton design. Weighing about 9.6 tons, it was crewed...

The T-34 medium tank, known for its symbol of Soviet abundance and impressive adaptability, had a significant impact on the evolution of tank techn...

The T-70 was a Soviet light tank used during World War II, introduced in 1942. It was designed for reconnaissance, infantry support, and mobile ope...

Soviet assault infantry during World War II, often referred to as "shock troops," were specialized units trained for close-quarters combat and desi...

Developed in the early 1940s as a successor to the BM-8 multiple launch rocket system. The BM-13 Katyusha featured 132mm M-13 rockets which were mo...

The BM-8 Katyusha was the first of its kind Multiple Launch Rocket Artillery. It first entered service in 1939. The BM-8 was mounted on a ZIS-5 Sov...

The lightly armoured mobile BT-7 was a mass produced pre-war Soviet tank design widely dispersed among infantry divisions. It averaged around 30mm ...