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A50080 - Red Arrows Gnat - £7.99 The Gnat was flown for many successful years by the world famous Red Arrows aerobatic team, before they changed to the Hawk that they fly today. |
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A55100 - Spitfire Mkl - £7.99 Probably the best known fighter aircraft ever, and arguably the best looking too, with its sleek lines and elliptical wings, the Spitfire will be forever remembered for its role in the Battle of Britain. |
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VM001 - British Tommies 1943/45 - £10.99 On 6th June 1944 British, Canadian and American forces stormed ashore on the beaches of Normandy, France. The D-Day invasion signalled the beginning of an eleven month campaign which would result in the liberation of North-West Europe after four years of German occupation. The figures and models in this box are representative of a typical British (or Canadian) infantry unit involved in that famous campaign. |
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VM002 - German Infantry 1943/45 - £10.99 The backbone of the German Army was the largely horse-drawn infantry division. Although these formations may now seem very primitive compared to the fully mechanised British, Canadian and American forces this criticism cannot be made of German equipment. The models in this box include the excellent MG 42 machine gun (which remained in regular service 50 years after the war), two varieties of anti-tank rocket launcher (the bazooka like ‘Panzershrecke' and the one-shot ‘Panzerfaust') and the world's first mass produced assault rifle (the MP 44). |
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VM003 - American G.Is 1942/44 - £10.99 Following Americas sudden entry into the war at the end of 1941 the army underwent a massive expansion and re equipment programme. The models in this box depict the troops deployed in the North African, Mediterranean and European theatres from Operation Torch in 1942 to the autumn of 1944 in NW Europe. They are wearing the typical combat uniform which includes the M1941 field jacket and canvas leggings. |
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VM004 - Germans in Normandy 1944 - £10.99 The soldiers in this set are typical of those found in the regular army units and feature army pattern camouflage smocks and the famous Zeltbahn (a part of a shelter worn over the normal uniform to enhance personal camouflage). The officer and two figures wear the panzer jacket which was particularly prominent in the infantry elements of the 21st Panzer and Panzer Lehr Divisions. |
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VM005 - German IF8 Infantry Cart - £8.99 The IF8 was the most common German platoon supply/weapons cart in World War II. Interchangeable tow bars enabled it to be moved by a single horse, hand pulled or towed by a light vehicle such as a Kettenkrad, motorcycle combination or Kübelwagen. It was often used in tandem as pictured on this box. |
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