Includes five plastic AMX10P APCs, one plastic Tank Commander sprue, one Decal sheet, and two Unit cards. The AMX-10P is fully amphibious, armed with a 20mm F2 M693 autocannon and a 7.62mm NF1 machine-gun. It can also optionally mount one of the Milan firing posts from a Milan team allowing it deal with both infantry and armour.

Includes three AMX-13 DCA AA Vehicles, one Decal sheet, and one Unit card. The AMX-13 DCA (Défense Contre les Avions, Anti-aircraft Defence) was developed in the late 1960s to provide forward air defence for the tank regiments. It is armed with two 30mm HS-831A autocannon mounted side by side at the front of the large two man turret. The AMX-13 DCA turret is fitted with a search and tracking radar that can detect aircraft and helicopters and neutralise them.

Includes five plastic AMX-30 tanks or AMX AufF1 Howitzers, one plastic Tank Commander sprue, one Decal sheet, and five Unit cards The AMX-30 tanks speed and light armour, combined with the excellent CN 105 F1 105mm gun make an excellent option for rapid attacks where the enemy won't expect it. A unique feature of the AMX-30 is its coaxial autocannon which could be elevated independently from the main gun to engage helicopters.

Includes six resin and metal Anti-tank Jeeps. The IRGC supported some Basij units with Jeep-mounted M40 106mm recoilless rifles. This gave them some level of anti-tank ability against Iraqi light armour and tanks.

Includes four resin and metal Anti-tank Land Rovers and two Unit cards. The 106mm Recoilless on a Short Wheel Base Landrover 88 has seen extensive Aussie service, being useful as both an anti-bunker, as well as an anti-tank, weapon. The ‘Gun Buggy’ provides a potent weapon that is lethal against both medium and light armour. The dual purpose HEP-T (High Explosive Plastic-Tracer) rounds are especially prized for their bunkerbusting abilities by the more creative ‘Diggers’. An ideal weapon for an ambush.

includes one Command M16 Rifle team, three Anti-tank Squads each with two M67 90mm recoilless teams, one Small three-hole base & six Medium four-hole bases. The M67 recoilless rifle was a 90mm weapon designed primarily to be used as an anti-tank weapon. However, it could also be used in an anti-personnel role with the use of the specialised M590 anti-personnel round. It could be fired either from the ground using a bipod and monopod or from the shoulder using the fixed bipod as a shoulder rest and the monopod as a front grip. The M67 proved itself as an effective weapon, though it was primary used against infantry and fortified targets rather than actual armoured targets. However, the M67 was not without its faults; mainly its weight and size of its back blast. These factors tended to limit the M67 use to purely defensive operations.

Unit Cards – ANZAC Forces in Vietnam – 31 Cards

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 American Armored 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 two resin and plastic Sd Kfz 251 (Flame) Halftracks and one Unit card. Armoured flame-throwers like the Sd Kfz 251/16 half-track are successful terror weapons. With a flame-thrower spewing fire from each side, enemy infantry abandon their positions rather than be burned to death, clearing the way for the panzergrenadiers.

Includes one Formation Commander FAL rifle team, four GPMG teams with M72 anti-tank weapons, three Carl Gustav anti-tank teams, four medium four-hole bases, five small two-hole bases, one small three-hole base and five Unit Cards. Each armoured infantry platoon (pantserinfanterie peloton) is made up of four groups. The platoon command group is mounted in a YPR-765 armoured infantry fighting vehicle and has one 7.62mm FN MAG GPMG and two M47 Dragon anti-tank guided missile systems. The three infantry groups (designated A, B and C), each mounted in a YPR-765, are equipped with one 7.62mm FN MAG GPMG and one Carl Gustav 84mm anti-tank weapon. Equipment also includes disposable M72 LAW 66mm anti-tank rockets.

includes two MP40 SMG Teams, one Sd Kfz 251 Half-track Sprue, one Half-track Crew Sprue and four Unit Cards. The SS armoured panzergrenadier companies were the division’s strike force. Fast and armoured, their half-tracks allowed them to keep up with the panzers in mobile operations. The same traits made them equally good as rearguards. Once they halted the enemy advance with their massive firepower, they could quickly withdraw to the next defence line, protected from enemy artillery fire.

includes two MP40 SMG Teams, two Sd Kfz 250 Half-track Sprues, one Half-track Crew Sprue and threeUnit Cards. The armoured SS panzergrenadiers and their reconnaissance company brothers had a lot in common, being fanatically tough infantry mounted in armoured half-tracks. The real difference came in the form of their transport. While the panzergrenadiers fought from their big Sd Kfz 251 half-tracks, the reconnaissance company were mounted in the smaller, stealthier Sd Kfz 250 half-track. Its smaller size meant that they needed twice as many to carry a platoon, but that also meant that they had twice as many machine-guns when they needed them.

Unit Cards – ARVN Forces in Vietnam – 54 Cards

includes one ASPB boat. The Assault Support Patrol Boats (ASPB) were known as Alpha boats, owing to the A-designation on their hull numbers. They were the only boat in the MRF purpose built for the riverine mission. The Alpha boat entered service in September 1967 and became known as the Brown Water Navy’s “destroyer”. It was lighter and faster than the Monitor, the MRF's “river battleship”, but it still packed quite a punch, with two .50-calibre heavy machine guns, 20mm cannon and multipurpose 81mm mortar for indirect fire. Each river division could rely on eight ASPBs to lead patrols upriver.

includes one Armored Troop Carrier boat, with options for the ATC(H) and ATC(H) Aid Boat. The ATC boats converted from LCM-6 landing craft developed in the 1950s for ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore use. The converted LCM designs added 0.25 inch armor plating in many areas to protect the superstructure from critical damage caused by rockets. The upgraded armored ATC made up about half of the river craft deployed by the United States during the Vietnam War, in effect making the ATC the "workhorse" of the river war. Some ATCs had helicopter decks added and became ATC(H).

With one Auster Observation aircraft and one plastic flight stand.