WW2 Kits

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...

In the early years of 1937 the Japanese Imperial Army was extremely eager to mechanise its mostly man and horse-powered land army. This lead to the...

The Junkers 88 was designed by the Luftwaffe to act as a fast bomber capable of escaping fighter interceptors and also capable of carrying out bomb...

Also known as the "Meat Chopper" or the M16 half-track the M16 Mutiple Gun Motor Carriage was extremely effective at dealing with low flying aircra...

US Army field artillery brigades can be traced back to the 18th century. However with the onset of WW1 and 2 and the prominence of indirect fire Ar...

 The Tiger H (Henschel) Panzer is one of the earliest Tiger tank designs with its production date beginning in June 1942. Despite this the tank sti...

Nations that partook in the "war to end all wars" are it again. Includes figures from the Civilisations of Italy, Soviet Union, Japan, Germany, USA...

German fascination with Super heavy tanks and super weapons that can single handily win a war lead to the 1944 development of the Panzer VIII Maus....

German artillery units played a crucial role in providing fire support to advancing German infantry and armoured units. Although it would often be ...

First fielded by the Soviets during Operation Barbarossa. The T-34 was well balanced tank that featured superior armour and mobility to any of the ...

What was to be the German VK 16.02 light tank never made it into production after research and development began in 1941 by Munich based heavy manu...

The 2.9 ton 180 series truck was one the first to be mass produced by the Japanese. Although it was intended for civilian use the Imperial Japanese...

A simple way for weapons storage this rack is capable of holding x20 98k Rifles that were widely used by the German Wehrmacht after it was develope...

The Magnificent lightning fighter began development in 1943 after Commander Masayoshi Tsuruno of the Imperial Japanese Navy suggest a radical desig...

The sIG 33 15cm infantry howitzer gun saw production units top over 4000. Used mostly by infantry divisions it was ideal for clearing enemy fortifi...

The ever reliable Kubelwagen also known as the "Tub Car" began production in 1940 after the high ranking German military experts saw the need for a...

After the Battle of Stalingrad and its savage urban warfare the German high command began to place more importance on developing assault tanks that...

 The CCKW 2.5 Ton 6x6 Truck also known as the "Jimmy" by US armed forces was a very successful off road capable truck. By the end of WW2 over 50000...

The Panzer II was originally developed as a temporary "rather light" solution to supplement German tank force while bigger tanks were built. Howeve...

 The 105mm "leichte Feldhaubitze" light howitzer is a 3-ton towed gun piece used by all German divisions during WW2.  It fired 2kg cased "High-Expl...

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