WW2 Kits

This Soviet Super-Heavy tank is the stuff of fantasy. However it did enter a Soviet Military design contest in 1942. The idea was to build in essen...

To combat the harsh winter conditions of the Soviet Union combined with primitive roads that generally consisted of mud tracks the German Wehrmacht...

Known as the "Russischer Koloss" (Russian Colosses) in German. The KV series of heavy tanks were capable of single handily stopping large German fo...

The battle over Stalingrad (now Volgograd) was a major all out conflict between advancing units of the German army and the Soviet defenders. To thi...

Canadian Military Pattern trucks such as the CMP C15A were specialised military trucks intended for use by the armies of the British Commonwealth. ...

The Nebelwerfer 41 was a 15cm tube Multiple launch rocket system capable of firing smoke and chemical projectiles. Due to it being completely devoi...

Over 500000 Wily jeeps for built and produced between the periods of 1940 and 1945. President Eisenhower called them one of the most decisive weapo...

The lightly armoured but fast moving Panzer 38(t) was originally a pre WW2 military tank design produced by the Czechoslovak tank industry. However...

The Curtis P-40 ground attack aircraft entered service in 1938 and become the 3rd most produced American fighter of WW2. However it rarely saw serv...

The German Ar196 recon plane was a WW2 production plane that was able to land and take off from water. The plane was primarily used in the Atlantic...

The P-51 Mustang first introduced in 1940 was a long range American fighter bomber. The creation of the P-51 occurred after a British buying commis...

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...

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

The Panzerkampfwagen III was a medium tank design developed by the German army in the 1930s. It was primary intended to fight other armoured vehicl...

Evacuate wounded allied soldiers with the US Medical battlefield team. One trained paramedic and 3 stretchers are always ready for the call to acti...

Despite early development classifying the Panzer IV as a heavy tank its continued production saw it reclassified to medium tank class. Production o...

The simple Soviet SU-76 was a Self Propelled Gun based on the chassis on the chassis of the T-70 Light tank. Such a practical design process made i...

With the onset of Operation Barbarossa the German high command soon realised the need for a mobile AT solution. By 1942 they had began development ...

This Ad-Hoc radar station with AA capabilities allows the US armed forces of WW2 to offer US ground forces a defensive shield against the Axis airf...

Critical German military checkpoints were established on all major roads leading to Berlin in order to stall the Soviet advance and allow civilians...

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

A symbol of Soviet abundance and surprising adaptability, the T-34 medium tank had a profound effect on the future of tank development. The formida...

An impressive British Infantry Brigade ready for deployment across Europe and Asia pacific regions to protect her majesties royal colonies and inte...

Used extensively during WW2 by the British and supporting Commonwealth states. The Universal carrier or the Bren Gun Carrier was primarily used for...