Webstore: Royalist Cavalry plastic boxed set
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Webstore: Panzergrenadiers!
Speeding into the thickest of the action from the armoured confines of their Hanomag halftracks, the Panzergrenadiers are the Third Reich’s fire brigade – plugging gaps in the German defences or taking full advantage of weak spots in the enemy battleli
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Webstore: Parliament Infantry boxed set
The dour psalm singing men of Parliament are captured here in a box containing 40 Parliament Soldiers and eight standards and complete with bases. From the hurriedly raised regiments and tarried bands of 1642, the Rebel army grew to be an awesom
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Webstore: WWII American Infantry plastic boxed set
Designed to be equipped for use in all theatres of the war in which American soldiers fought and at anytime during America’s involvement in the conflict, these great multi-pose plastics allow you loads of options – you can even use them as Free French
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Webstore: Spartans: Spartans plastic boxed set
The Spartans are possibly the most famous fighting men in history, and rightly so! Spartan Hoplites were respected and feared throughout Greece, and it was long thought that
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Webstore: Panzer IV AUSF H Mit Schurzen
At last Warlord can release the classic Panzer 4H with shurzen side skirts. This was perhaps the most common foe that British, American or Russian tank crews found themselves engaging, and this version of the workhorse of the German armoured force went
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Webstore: WWII British Infantry plastic boxed set
Britain and her Commonwealth put huge numbers of men into uniform in WW2 to stem the aggression from Germany, Italy and Japan. Her small professional army was swallowed up defending a worldwide Empire and soon her forces were shattered and in full retr
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Webstore: Stug III ausf G
The Sturmgeschutz assault gun was based on the Panzer III Chassis.
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Webstore: WWII German Infantry plastic boxed set
German infantry were generally well trained, well led and well equipped and were considered the most effective fighting force in Europe. Normally, the basic German squad was composed of 10 men: a squad leader (generally armed with an MP40 sub
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