The Jagdpanther tank destroyer was based on the Panther chassis and combined that tank’s excellent mobility with a hard-hitting KwK 43 88mm gun as used in the Tiger II. This powerful gun was mounted into an extended front glacis that created a heavily
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
The Kubelwagen was the military version of the Volkswagen and proved a reliable, rugged and much-liked little workhorse that saw action on every front from the start of the war. Although it lacked the four-wheel drive of Allied Jeeps, this was c
Arguably the best tank made by the Japanese during WWII up until 1945, the ShinHoTo was an upgrade to the original Chi-Ha tank. The term ShinHoTo means ‘new turret’ as this is effectively the biggest change from the original, mounting a high-velocity 47mm
Another remastered Bolt Action vehicle – this time the ever-popular Daimler Dingo scout car. One of the most widespread scout cars in the British and Commonwealth armies. The Dingos were the unsung heroes of the armoured and infantry division’s reconnaissance regiments as well as the army level recce regts. Fast and light; they may not…
The fastest tracked armoured fighting vehicle of World War II with a top speed up to 60
The Chi Ha tank was one of the most heavily produced Japanese tanks used in World War 2 with over 2,000 units being made. It was armed with a 57mm gun and would fight in an infantry support role. These light tanks
Pack contains 1 resin and metal vehicle Supplied unpainted
Andy Hobday
Paul Sawyer