The Churchill, undoubtedly one of the most successful and famous British tanks of the Second World War, is ready to bolster your army, here is your chance to grab 3 of the beasts so you can represent no less than 7 variants on your battlefield and keep the enemy guessing! View in Store The British Army…
Perhaps one of the most famous tanks of WWII, the Churchill, is heading our way very very soon! – that’s right, we previewed the all-plastic Churchill kit back at Salute – to much rejoicing and drooling… Just now we’ve received the first sprues in the Warlord warehouse, and we couldn’t keep it to ourselves any longer!…
Forums and facebook provide a great resource for our hobby and there are some great examples to inspire and help our creativity – check out this M4 Sherman by angusin ModelBrush for a start: The Sherman Tank was the mainstay of the American army. The break-out from the Normandy beaches and the bocage could never been achieved…
Ready to Pre Order today is our latest single plastic tank packed full of detail and ready to take on the might of German armour. Mount up in the new Sherman V! new in Store Supplied under the Lend-Lease programme to Great Britain the M4A4 was renamed the Sherman V by its new owners. The…
The Medium Tank M3 was an American lend lease tank used by the British as well as the Americans during World War II. In Britain the tank had a different turret variant than the US M3 Lee and were known as Grants, named after U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant. View in Store British Lees and…
Support your Italian infantry with the newest light tank to reach the front – the L6/40. View in Store The Fiat L6/40 was a light tank used by the Italian army from 1940 and was the main tank employed by the Italian forces fighting in the North African campaign as well as on the…
If you want a vehicle for your Italian force then this undoubtedly should be your first of many, the M13/40 Light Tank! View in Store The M13/40 series was Italy’s most-produced tank of the war, it was a conventional light tank of the early war period, similar in capability to other Vickers-derived designs such as the Polish…
Our Panzer II is heading to the front lines and can be used to represent Ausf. A, B or C variants fighting during the Blitzkrieg in Europe and the Russian Front, in North Africa and even on into Italy. View in Store The model features open and closed commander’s hatches giving you a great choice of how…
This week Andy Singleton of Volleyfire Painting looks at those two eastern front nemesis of the late war era, the Panzer IV Ausf H and the T34/85. Both of these tanks are very similar in performance, but also have a few interesting options as well. The Panzer IV Panzer IV’s were the longest serving…
Few things could strike fear into Allied soldiers like German tanks could, the sight of a Panther tank, was often enough to make Allied tank crews and infantry baulk. Even worse if you couldn’t see it. The Germans were highly adept at camouflage schemes, laying ambushes and remaining hidden, but at least you could call…
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