includes five plastic Honey tanks, one plastic Tank Commander sprue, one Decal sheets The M3 Stuart Light Tank is the first American- madetank supplied to the British Army under the lend-lease programme. One of its intended roles was infantry support. But to the British, infantry tanks are slow and heavily armoured, so the Honey is employed in the same way as the British-built cruisers. Compared with earlier British-designed tanks, it is much less prone to breaking down—so reliable that its drivers call it a ‘Honey’. The Honey's armour is not bad for a light tank, but unlike its big brother the Grant, it can't go toe-to-toe with the German panzers—not if its crew want to live for long. With eight forward gears and two reverse, the Honey can get itself out of trouble quickly if it has to. When they received the M3, the British found many things about its internal layout to be awkward. They quickly made adaptations to improve the tank's usability, including moving the turret traverse controls to the left-hand side, giving control of the turret to the gunner. With space in the turret limited, the tank was designed for the commander to also act as the gunner. This was far from ideal, because the commander is the tank's eyes and ears, and when operating the gun his vision is too limited to command effectively. The British overcame this by shifting crew functions. In combat, the commander would move to the rear of the turret while the assistant driver would climb up and man the gun. 5x Honey (37mm) Tanks 1x North Africa Decal Sheet

Contains: 2x Hornisse (8.8cm) Tank-hunters Built on the Panzer IV hull, the Hornisse was easy to maintain, and devastated Soviet armour wherever they were stationed. It had 30mm of hull front armour, but only 10mm on its superstructure. It had a crew of four and an additional machine gun for local and anti-aircraft defence.

includes two resin and metal HS 129 aircraft, two plastic flight stands, four rare earth magnets, two decal sheets and one Unit card. The Hs 129 went into action in early 1942 as the first dedicated ground-attack aircraft. The pilot was protected by an armoured 'bathtub' to keep them safe during their low-level attack runs. This rugged aircraft served all across the Eastern Front, as well as in Tunisia.

includes three resin Humber cars, one plastic Tank Commander sprue and one Unit card. The Humber is one of the most successful British armoured car designs. While its real job is reconnaissance, its 15mm Besa machine-gun poses a serious danger to lightly armoured targets. The Humber is fielded in North Africa by several cavalry units, including the 11th Hussars, one of the units that cut off the retreating Italian Tenth Army at Beda Fomm back in 1940. Armoured cars play a similar role to the light cavalry regiments of old, roaming far ahead of the tanks, observing enemy dispositions and reporting their movements. In pursuits they lead the chase, harassing the retreating enemy and ambushing fleeing convoys. In retreats they are the rearguard, slowing the enemy advance and covering the withdrawal of the fighting forces. The Humber III armoured car is essentially the fusion of an existing artillery track chassis and the armoured body of another armoured car. Production of the Mark III version ended in 1942 after 1,650 had been built The Mark III version of the Humber had a larger turret than the previous models that allowed for a 3rd crew member, which freed up the commander from having to look after the 'wireless'. It was armed with a 15mm Besa machine-gun that was more than adequate for engaging lightly armoured or unarmoured targets without encouraging the crew to engage anything that could easily destroy with with return fire. Used widely through the North African Campaign it also saw service in Europe with the British and Canadian reconnaissance regiments. The Humber armoured car stayed in service long after World War II firmly establishing itself as a widely used and reliable vehicle.

includes three resin and metal Hummel Self-propelled Guns and two Unit cards. The Hummel (Bumblebee) has seen extensive since Kursk, where it entered service. Built on the Panzer IV chassis, the Hummel mounts a powerful 15cm howitzer that gives excellent service in support of panzer attacks.

Contains: 3x 7/31 HMG Teams

Contains: 3x 44M Buzogányveto Rocket Launchers.

Contains: 33x Command Cards

While the Hungarians may have been behind the Germans in military technology, they were not slow to recognise a good idea when they saw it. In 1943 they went about creating their own assault gun forces to support their infantry divisions based on the German assault gun battalions. Contains: 4x Zrinyi Assault-guns, 3x StuG Assault-guns, 3x Hetzer Assault-guns, 3x Panther Tanks, 4x 10.5cm howitzers, 1x Complete A5 Rulebook, 1x Hungarian “Start Here” Booklet, 2x Decal Sheets and 7x Unit Cards

Contains: 37x Unit Cards

x3 T-72's x2 Plastic Gazelle's Mini A5 Team Yankee Decal Sheets and Unit Cards

Includes two plastic Il-2 Shturmovik aircraft, two plastic flight stands, one decal sheet, four Rare Earth Magnets and two Unit Cards. The Ilyushin-2 Shturmovik ground-attack aircraft was one of the most important Soviet combat aircraft of World War II. The Il-2 was a well-designed, effective aircraft and was produced in great numbers.

3x vehicles

Includes one Formation Commander FAMAS Rifle Team, five FAMAS team with AC-58 anti-tank, one APILAS anti-tank team, two LRAC 89mm anti tank team, three two-hole small bases, one three-hole small bases, five foru-hole medium plastic bases, one plastic base insert sprue and six Unit cards A Section de Chasseurs (mounted in AMX-10P APCs) is organised into three combat groups, each with seven men. Each group is further divided into a 300m team and a 600m team. The 300m team is armed with FAMAS assault rifles and anti-tank rifle grenades, while the 600m team are additionally armed with a 7.62mm NF1 machine-gun. The unit is also armed with a pair of short range anti-tank weapons, usually the 89mm LRAC (Lance-Roquettes AntiChar de 89 mm modèle F1) reusable rocket launcher, but some units are issued with the new disposable APILAS (Armor-Piercing Infantry Light Arm System) portable one-shot 112mm recoilless antitank weapon. A Section d’Infanterie (mounted in VAB APCs) is made up of a headquarters group, four combat groups and an anti-tank group. The combat groups are armed with the 5.56mm FAMAS (Fusil d’Assaut de la Manufacture d’Armes de Saint-Étienne) assault rifle and 7.62mm NF-1 general purpose machine-gun. The FAMAS is also designed to fire a number of different rifle grenades including the AC-58 anti-tank grenade for short range defence against armoured vehicles. The antitank group is armed with two 89mm LRAC F1 (Lance-Roquettes AntiChar de 89 mm modèle F1) anti-tank rocket launchers. Sometimes the LRAC’s firepower is also supplemented with the new APILAS disposable 112mm recoilless anti-tank weapon.

Each Iranian decal pack contains two National Symbol coloured decal sheets with markings for your Helicopters. Each of the packs also include two Vehicle Number Sheets to personalise your Companies and Platoons.

Contains: 41 Unit Cards The Iranian Unit Card pack contains all the Iranian unit cards you will need to field your Iraqi force in Oil War. The deck contains the following cards. Iranian Force Card Iranian Movement Orders Chieftain Armoured Squadron HQ Chieftain Armoured Troop M60 Armoured Squadron HQ M60 Patton Tank Group Mechanized Company HQ M113 Mechanised Platoon M113 Transport BTR60 Transport BMP-1 Transport M113 106mm Recoiless Rifle Platoon M125 81mm Mortar Platoon Basij Infantry Battalion HQ Basij Infantry Company IRGC Anti-tank Jeep Platoon IRGC Armoured Squadron HQ T-62 Tank Grouo T-55 Tank Group Scopion Recce Troop Jeep (TOW) Platoon M109 155mm SP Artillery Battery BM-21 Hail Rocket Battery ZSU-57-2 AA Platoon ZSU-23-4 Shilka AA Platoon AH-1 Cobra Flight M113 OP M150 TOW Anti-tank Group

Contains: 4 decal sheets Each Iraqi decal pack contains two National Symbol coloured decal sheets that give you markings for your Hind Helicopters and and Gazelle Helicopters. Each of the packs also include two Vehicle Number Sheets to personalise your tank Companies and Platoons.

contains 43 Unit Cards The Iraqi Unit Card pack contains all the Iraqi unit cards you will need to field your Iraqi force in Oil War. The deck contains the following cards. Iraqi Force Card Iraqi Movement Orders T-62 Tank Battalion HQ T-62 Tank Company T-55 Tank Battalion HQ T-55 Tank Company T-72M Tank Battalion HQ T-72m Tank Company ZSU-23-4 Shilka AA Company ZSU-57-2 AA Company BMP-1 Mech Battalion HQ BMP-1 Mech Company BMP-1 Transport BTR Mech Battalion HQ BTR Mech Company Mech Heavy Weapons BTR-60 Transport AMX-10P Transport OT-64 Transport BRDM-2 Scout Platoon 9P148 Spandrel Anti-tank Platoon VCR-TH Anti-tank Platoon 2S1 Carnation SP Howitzer Battery Carnation SP Howitzer Battery AMX AuF1 SP Howitzer Battery 2S3 Acacia SP Howitzer Battery BM-21 Hail Rocket Battery SA-9 Gecko SAM Platoon MI-24 Hind Gazelle HOT Anti-tank Flight BTR-60 OP HMG Bunkers

Even though they are toy soldiers, your troops react to heavy fire like real soldiers. Sometimes they get pinned down or bail out of their tanks. They can dig foxholes for protection or go to ground, hiding from the enemy. Tokens help you keep track of the state of your troops. The German Iron Cross Gaming Set contains 20 gaming tokens, 16 Dice and two Objective tokens all inside a collectable themed tin. 2x Ranged In tokens 4x Foxholes tokens 8x Pinned Down/ Bailed Out tokens 1x Leader token 4x Gone To Ground tokens 1x Anti-Aircraft token 2x Objective tokens 16x Themed Dice

includes five plastic IS-2 or IS-85 tanks, one Decal Sheet and six Unit Cards The IS-2 is lighter and faster than the heaviest KV model tanks, with thicker front armour and an improved turret design. It is armed with a powerful 122mm gun that can penetrate the front armour of German Tiger and Panther tanks.