HANDSCHARSTRIKE WAFFEN-SS GRENADIERS

This range of figures enables you to recreate the struggle for These Waffen SS figures depict the WWII grenadier in mix Muslim independence in WWII Bosnia, against the communist smock and M43 jacket partisans and nationalist Cetniks on the wargaming battlefield.

BBG1 Officer advancing with MP40, The 13 th Waffen SS Division “Handschar” was raised in the Officer crouching with MP40 £3.00 spring of 1943 from Muslim and Croatian volunteers as part of NCO advancing with MP40 and panzerfaust, an ambitious plan to create a Muslim state in the Balkans NCO crouching with grenade and MP40 under the control of the SS. Trained to the highest standards in France and Germany (to escape Croatian interference) the Infantry jager advancing with panzerfaust men of the Handschar entered the terrible battlefield of Bosnia Infantryman advancing with K98 BBG2 £2.25 early in 1944. Wearing the traditional and observing Infantryman advancing with K98 and traditional Muslim religious customs, they gained a fearsome demolition charge reputation in combat, giving and expecting no quarter as they cleared Bosnia of their traditional enemies. Panzerjager advancing with 38Kg magnetic

mine £2.25 As the tide of war turned on the axis occupiers in the Balkans BBG3 Sniper prone firing K98 the men on the Handschar found themselves fighting a bitter Sniper advancing with K98 war outside their security zone. This led to some desertions by some elements fearing for the security of their families, many Infantryman kneeling firing GWR43 Muslim volunteers were released from service and continued a Infantryman advancing with GWR43 and guerrilla war in Bosnia in a vain hope of keeping the idea of a £2.25 BBG4 panzerfaust Muslim state alive. Infantryman advancing with K98 and

panzerfaust HAN1 Infantry Pack – 3 K98 / 2 MP40 in fez £3.75 HAN2 Infantry Pack – 3 K98 / 1 MP40 /1 MG42 £3.75 MG34 crewman advancing moving Tripod mounted MG34 and crewman firing £3.00 HAN3 Support Pack – MG42 firing and No.2 in fez £2.25 BBG5 NCO with telephone crouching HAN4 Command Pack – 3 Officers / radio / runner £3.75 Crewman with ammunition HAN5 Pioneers Pack – explosive charge / 4 riflemen £3.75 HAN6 Support Pack – 81mm mortar / 3 man crew £2.25 Panzerschreck crewman crouching firing £2.25 HAN7 Infantry Pack – 5 figures with climbing ropes £3.75 BBG6 Panzerschreck loader with rocket

HAN8 Infantry Pack – 1 K98 / 2 MP40 £2.25 Panzerschreck crewman advancing HAN9 Karstjager – 3 riflemen with rope £2.25 Assault Engineer with flame-thrower

Assault Engineer with grenade pouches and This exciting range contains figures wearing a mixture of Fez, £2.25 BBG7 K98 M43 and . Some are also equipped with mountain Assault engineer with charges strapped to backpacks, giving you the opportunity to form the battlefield board units of the ‘Kama’ and ‘Karstjager’ Waffen SS divisions. Remember we also supply a range of Waffen SS figures that Signal operator with Fu.b2 radio crouching can be used as SS ‘Prinz Eugen’ division. Signal man with battery pack for Fu.b2 £3.00 BBG8 Officer reading map with telephone

Signal man with telephone and cable drum 1940-45 MARINE KUSTEN POLIZEI 8cm GRW 34 Mortar & loader A new set of eagerly awaited individually designed WWII Crewman crouching sighting £2.25 figures depicting a guard detachment of the German BBG9 NCO with telephone

Kriegsmarine, Navy. This unique collection includes (please note mortar is not shown in photo but Kriegsmarine military police and sailors on shore patrol of the is included in pack) type found at all German Naval bases and docks in Germany and occupied Europe during the war. GERMAN FALLSCHIRMJAGER HEAVY SUPPORT WEAPONS 1939-45 KG1 Officer wearing schirmutze, gorget and reefer £2.25 jacket standing with arm in air The light flexible role given to the German Fallschirmjager in Warrant Officer wearing schirmutze, gorget the early part of the war made heavy support difficult to and reefer jacket standing holding board provide. Many weapons were dropped by parachute (in NCO standing on guard with K98k rifle containers) and some were damaged on landing due to their wearing landing rig and M38 cap weight. This and other difficulties with moving the weapons KG2 Seaman walking with K98 rifle, wearing £2.25 around meant they were less popular with the troops and were landing rig and side cap rare on the battlefield, but such weapons did exist. Seaman standing with MP40 holding soldbuch, wearing landing rig and steel FJ1 7.5 cm PAK 38 and three crew £6.93 Seaman on shore leave having his papers FJ2 50mm PAK 38 and three crew £6.95 checked before leaving naval base FJ3 7.5 cm PAK40 and three crew £6.95 FJ4 Three PAK crewmen and ammunition £2.25 FJ5 Standard 8cm GRW34 mortar and three crew £2.25 FJ6 2cm PZB 785(s) (I) with two crew £3.50 FJ7 2cm PZB 785(s)(h) with 4 crew £6.95 FJ8 2cm MG 151/20 ground mounting with crew £6.95 FJ9 Special 8cm GRW34 mortar and three crew £2.25 FJ10 Tripod Heavy MG34 and two crew £2.25

2cm PZB 785(s),(i) 1939-42 GERMAN LATE WAR FALLSCHIRMJAGER 1942-45 Swiss made gun obtained in small numbers for Fallschirmjager troops. It was broken down and dropped by parachute in In the late stages of the war the Luftwaffe Field Division pulled three canisters and assembled on landing. It was fired from into the parachute armies all available men from airfields and the shoulder on blood legs in either full-auto or semi-auto mode anti-aircraft units to bolster the front units. Many of these from a 5 or 10 round magazine. Heavy recoil and inaccuracy combined units fought with great elan and determination, in full – auto mode meant that it would normally be fired on despite the fact that the war was all but lost when they were semi–auto. It was effectively a long range sniper and anti – called upon. The combination units fought on the entire front tank gun with a heavy punch. (When using it in a game you from 1944 onwards. This range depicts the varied and different should take into account that the gunner was liable to break his types of that the Fallschirmjager acquired in the later collarbone when firing full – auto.) part of the war. It can be added to the Eben Emael range to give you a comprehensive Fallschirmjager range.

£2.25 2cm PZB 785(s)(h) 1939-42 BFJ1 NCO advancing with FG42 This was the better (Glider) version and was dropped in two NCO walking with panzerfaust and MP40 parts: carriage and gun. It came with wheels and was much NCO advancing with FG42 and panzerfaust more portable than the parachute dropped (i) version. The £3.75 gun was normally fired on its carriage but without wheels for Private advancing with K98 and ammunition greater stability and better full-auto mode use. The difficulty Private advancing with K98 of transport and firing it means that it too was seldom used but Private advancing with K98 and grenade BFJ2 gives a nasty surprise. Private kneeling with grenade launcher on K98 Private standing firing K98 2cm MG151/20 Fallschirmjager mounting 1944-45 These weapons were Luftwaffe aircraft guns stripped from Private crouching with radio £4.50 grounded and damaged aircraft to give the newly raised Private advancing with FG42 Fallschirmjager Armies for use as heavier weapons, as they Private crouching, firing panzerfaust BFJ3 were always in desperate need. The gun was placed on a Private advancing with FG42 variety of mountings in an effort to give better and more stable Private crouching firing FG42 gun platforms as this weapon could only fire full-auto. The Private carrying extra ammunition 151/20 is belt fed or drum fed and can fire all the special Luftwaffe ammunition: Tungsten-core Armour piercing, high explosive and phosphorus rounds to name but a few. This BFJ4 MG32 firing using broken wall for support £1.60 weapon could, in the hands of experienced gunner, be very deadly. Also, with its light carriage, the weapon can be moved around quickly. Panzerschrekcrewman firing prone £1.60 BFJ5 No2 prone with rockets GERMAN FALLSCHIRMJAGER IN TYPE 1 & 2 SMOCKS (Operation ‘Granite’ Against Eben Emael 1940) LUFTWAFFE FIELD DIVISION Operation ‘Granite’ was the most daring of all the early war operations using Paratroops. The ‘impregnable’ fortress of FJ27 Officer in service cap advancing with MP40 £2.25 Eben Emael guarded the Dutch-Belgium frontier, which the Officer in helmet walking with MP40 Germans had to cross for the assault across Europe. In the NCO in helmet advancing with MP40 fortress were 2000 experienced troops manning and defending FJ28 NCO walking with MP40 £2.25 the Guns ranged-in on the surrounding area. Specially trained Infantryman pointing carrying K98 rifle German Fallschirmjager used a mixture of weapons all Infantryman crouching firing K98 rifle designed for the destruction of casements. FJ29 3 Infantryman with K98 rifle, kneeling, £2.25 advancing and throwing grenade FJ11 Officer advancing with MP38 £2.25 FJ30 NCO running with Panzerfaust £2.25 Officer crouching with flare pistol and MP38 Infantryman standing firing MP44 NCO advancing with MP38 Infantryman walking with K98 rifle FJ12 3 Paras with K98 rifles, advancing, running £2.25 FJ31 MG15 and gunner firing £2.25 and crouching No.2 crouching with ammunition drums FJ13 MG34 and crewman prone firing £2.25 Gunner advancing with pistol MG34 and no. 2 advancing with ammo FJ32 MG34 on tripod and gunner firing, No.2 with £2.25 FJ14 Two men advancing with 25kg hollow charge £2.25 ammunition FJ14A Two men advancing with 50kg hollow charge £2.25 FJ33 3 Infantryman with K98 rifle, 1 advancing and £2.25 FJ15 2 Men advancing with 12.5kg hollow charge £2.25 2 walking Man advancing with M24 stick grenades FJ34 Panzerschreck and crewman crouching £1.60 FJ16 Assault engineers, charging with explosives £2.25 No.2 with rocket and grenades, advancing with wire cutters and FJ35 1 x 8cm mortar and three crew firing £2.25 bangalore torpedo charge FJ36 NCO advancing with Panzerfaust and K98 £2.25 FJ17 2 Assault engineers advancing with flammen- £2.25 rifle werfer 25 and MP38 and smoke grenades Infantryman crouching with Teller mine and Assault engineer crouching firing MP38 MP40 FJ37 Two dead Jager £2.25 One man surrendering FJ38 Three man PAK40 crew £2.25 FJ40 Six man 88mm Luftwaffe Flak crew £4.50

THE LAST LEVY LL10 SA Sanitats running and equipped with £2.25 medical pouches & blanket We present the latest addition to our expanding WWII range VS Sanitats kneeling and tending to wounded of 20mm scale figures ‘The Last Levy’ is a new collection of man with bandages, wearing M38 cap figures representing the German Volkssturm or Home Guard Wounded VS rifleman sitting on ground and formations. Old men, reserve occupation workers and armed with K98k rifle members of the Hitler Youth were collected into battalion sized LL11 Panzerwarndienst with warning rattle £2.25 units in a vain attempt to halt the Allied Armies from PWD standing on guard with K98k rifle, overrunning Germany during the last months of the war. This wearing raincoat and gorget new range expands our earlier Volkssturm range bringing you PWD lying prone with pz.faust, clothed in desperately needed re-enforcements. civilian dress, armband LL12 VS machine gunner kneeling and firing MG42 £2.25 LL1 VS Batallionesfuhrer saluting dressed in £2.25 HMG strapless M36 and fur trimmed M36 VS MG No2 kneeling and feeding cap ammunition into MG42 HMG VS Kompaniefuhrer holding MP40 SMG, VS Rifleman running with spare ammunition wearing strapless M36 uniform and luftschutz for MG42 LMG helmet SA NCO uses a radio, wearing SA tunic and bareheaded CREWS LL2 VS Zugfuhrer advancing with Volksgewehr 1 £2.25 rifle, wearing strapless M36 tunic and M42 This range is mainly seated figures suitable for putting into helmet 1/76 – 20mm scale Military vehicles.

VS Gruppenfuhrer standing and firing DC4 Four mixed WSS/WH workshop crew £3.00 MP3008 ‘Sten’ SMG, dressed in M36 tunic DC5 Four WSS/WH Panzer commanders £3.00 and M43 cap VS Rifleman kneeling and firing K98k rifle, wearing strapless M36 uniform and BATTLEFIELD SPECIALS bareheaded LL3 VS Rifleman advancing with MP3008 ‘Sten’ £2.25 LW2 Gestapo / German Police £2.25 SMG. Dressed in civilian clothes M43 cap and armband JUNGSCHULTZ'S COSSACKS VS Rifleman standing and firing K98k rifle left-handed, wearing civilian clothes, armband This exciting mini range of individually crafted 20mm figures and M42 helmet re-creates one of the German Army’s first WWII Cossack VS Rifleman kneeling and firing Volksgewehr formations, Major Jungschultz a young Army officer formed a 1 rifle, wearing civilian clothes and armband mounted Regiment from Red Army cavalry deserters and LL4 VS Panzer-jager standing and firing £2.25 disaffected Ukrainians during the summer of 1942. He led his panzerfaust, wearing M43 cap and M36 renegade , with it’s distinctive deaths head badge on the uniform upper left arm, successfully during the summer advance into VS Panzer-jager kneeling and firing the Caucasus, and succeeded in saving his unique fighting panzerfaust, wearing civilian clothes and formation, which included camels, from destruction during the armband Red Army winter offensive. VS Panzer-jager running with panzerfaust, The Regiment and it’s commander was absorbed into Von wearing strapless M36 tunic and M43 cap Pannwitz’ Cossack Division during 1943 and fought on with LL5 Hitler Youth NCO standing and firing MP40, £2.25 the Axis loyally until the end of the war. During the 1942 wearing tunic and M43 cap summer campaign the Regiment wore a mix of Red Army and Hitler Youth advancing with K98k rifle and German Army uniforms and added either a deaths head badge panzerfaust or white armband to the left arm. Hitler youth kneeling and firing K98k rifle LL6 Hitler Youth standing and firing panzerfaust, £2.25 JC1 Officer wearing papashka , advancing with £2.25 dressed in tunic and M43 cap MP40 Hitler Youth kneeling and firing panzerfaust, NCO standing with kubanka cap,M36 uniform wearing overalls and M42 helmet armed with PPsh41, saluting Hitler Youth running with panzerfaust, Cossack wearing Gymnastiorka with armband, wearing tunic and bareheaded M16 helmet, on guard with K98k rifle LL7 VS panzer-jager standing and firing panzer- £2.25 JC2 Cossack advancing in papashka and M36 £3.00 schreck uniform, with PPsh41 VS Panzer-jager running with panzer-schreck Cossack advancing in papashka and M36 VS panzer-jager kneeling with spare rounds uniform, changing drum on PPsh41 for the panzer-schreck Cossack wearing Gymastiorka and armband, LL8 BDM girl runner, wearing tunic, skirt and £2.25 M38 cap running with K98k rifle M43 cap NCO running using sword, wearing BDM girl kneeling and spotting with Gymnastiorka, armband and papashka hat binoculars, wearing M42 helmet JC3 Seated wounded Cossack NCO wearing £2.25 BDM girl running with spare ammunition, papashka hat , Gymnastiorka & armband wearing tunic and trousers Cossack kneeling with DPLMG wearing LL9 SA Pioneer kneeling and using a flame- £2.25 Gymnastiorka and kubanka thrower Cossack kneeling with DPLMG ammunition SA Pioneer running with tellermine and K98k and PPsh41 and M38 cap rifle VS pioneer standing and throwing stick grenade, wearing civilian clothes and armband

'FIRESTORM' HD2 NKVD officer wearing cap & officers £3.00 greatcoat, firing pistol Our latest collection of 1944-45 late WWII German Infantry NCO wearing and Telogreika suitable for the Western and Eastern Front campaigns. Most jacket, standing firing rifle figures wear the M1940 or M1944 uniform worn with ankle Rifleman standing firing SVT40, wearing boots and anklets. This range will enable you to re-create the Telogreika jacket and pilotka cap German Grenadier that fought at Warsaw, Oder Front, Berlin Bareheaded deserter tied to wooden post for and the battle for the Rhine River. Also you will find our long execution awaited night fighting Grenadiers equipped with StG44 HD3 NKVD officer wearing cap and reading paper £3.00 Vampir sets. This secret weapon was used in limited numbers to condemned man at the end of the war and enabled German troops to seek NCO standing pointing pistol, wearing enemy targets at night. They add a new exciting dimension to gymnastiorka and pilotka your tabletop battlefield. NKVD rifleman holding rope, wearing

FS1 Command pack - Two field officers and NCO £3.00 gymnastiorka and side cap Radio Operator, Runner armed with K98k Condemned Red Army soldier kneeling with rifle. arms behind back FS2 Infantry pack - Four Grenadiers £3.00 moving/skirmishing/firing K98k rifles, WAFFEN SS/AFV CREWS wearing helmets FS3 Infantry pack - Four Grenadiers £3.00 GPC6 Stug crew standing officer and 3 seated crew £3.00 moving/skirmishing/firing K98k rifles, in assorted wearing M43 GPC7 Panzer crew - standing figure wearing sidecap £3.00 FS4 Infantry pack - Four Grenadiers £3.00 and two seated crew in casual poses moving/skirmishing/firing MP40 SMG's wearing assorted headgear. wearing helmets One half figure to fit in turret wearing sidecap.

FS5 Infantry pack - Four Grenadiers £3.00 moving/skirmishing/firing MP40 SMG's ‘SS EAGLES OF DESTRUCTION’ wearing M43 caps. FS6 Infantry pack - Three Grenadiers £2.25 This is our latest individually crafted WWII Waffen SS figure moving/firing MP44 assault rifles wearing range depicting the tank hunters of the 600th Waffen SS helmets Fallschirmjager Battalion that fought with SS Major FS7 Infantry pack - Three Grenadiers £2.25 Blancbois’s 1001 ‘Nights’ Battle group during the Red Armies moving/firing MP44 assault rifles wearing offensive across the Oder River during April 1945. One M43 caps. company fought with Blancbois’s Hetzers west of Wriezen FS8 Pioneer pack - Five engineers armed with £3.75 meeting the Soviet tanks on bicycle! Unable to halt the Red mine/magnetic charge/flame-thrower and Army’s tanks the Company of rehabilitated SS soldiers dressed grenades. in the M43 SS uniform and parachute helmets retreated FS9 Support pack - Sustained fire MG42 firing £2.25 westward fighting along side elements of the 49th SS Regiment with three-figure crew. and 547th Volksgrenadier Division until the end of hostilities. FS10 Support pack - Three-man crew for MG42 £2.25 moving/advancing. KP1 SS Officer wearing M43 cap running with £2.25 FS11 Support pack - 81mm mortar and three crew £2.25 Panzerfaust FS12 Infantry pack - Officer and two Grenadiers £2.25 SS NCO advancing with Pz. schreck on moving/firing Panzerfausts shoulder SS ‘Jager’ wearing parachute helmet, kneeling firing Pz. schreck KP2 SS ‘Jager’ running with Panzerfaust and K98k £2.25 HARBINGERS OF DEATH rifle

During the 1940 Soviet-Finnish war the State secret police or SS ‘Jager’ kneeling with magnetic mine and NKVD’s internal security units were ordered to set up blocking K98k rifle positions behind the crumbling Red Army front line. They SS ‘Jager’ standing , firing FG42 SMG, rounded up deserters, hunted down saboteurs and restored wearing M43 cap order, their methods were brutal and arbitrary but they KP3 SS ‘Jager’ standing , firing K98k rifle, £2.25 prevented a collapse of the front. wearing M38 cap During the German invasion of the Soviet Union the following SS ‘Jager’ kneeling and firing Panzerfaust year the head of the NKVD, Beria unleashed his death squads SS ‘Jager’ wearing para helmet, sitting on the retreating Red Army. Yet again Stalin’s henchmen wounded with K98k rifle went about their grisly task notably during the battles for KP4 SS ‘Jager’ dressed in tunic and para helmet £2.25 Leningrad, Stalingrad and Moscow. advancing with K98k sniper rifle This new set of WWII 20mm scale figures allows you to re- SS ‘Jager’ kneeling and firing K98k sniper create the so-called ‘control-preventative detachments’ of the rifle NKVD covering the period 1940 to 1942. SS ‘Jager’ wearing para helmet prone firing K98k sniper rifle HD1 NKVD officer with suspects documents, £3.00 wearing leather coat & peaked cap NEUTRAL REFUGEES

NCO wearing pilotka and Gymnastiorka NR1 Man with woman and child and man with sack £2.25 running with PPsh41 SMG NR2 Man with bags, woman walking and man with £2.25 Rifleman guarding suspect with Mosin Nagant barrow rifle, wearing Gymnastiorka NR3 Two children walking and couple with arms £3.00 Suspected deserter running with hands in air, interlocked wearing M36 helmet

WWII GERMAN ANTI TANK GUNS support. The hooded suit they wear looks equally well painted in winter white. The guns represent the various types that the German forces would have used during WWII, including some of the late war STR9 Three scouts, rifle, PPSH and DP LMG, £2.25 hybrid guns, which often married different carriage, and wearing side caps and Adrian barrel types, in an effort to provide more desperately needed STR10 Three scouts, officer with MP40 and body £2.25 anti-tank guns for the front. armour, two riflemen STR11 Three scouts, A/T rifle advancing, field £2.25 ATG1 5cm PAK38 L/60 and three crew £6.95 telephone and NCO with PPSH ATG2 7.5cm PAK97/38 and three crew £6.95 ATG3 7.5cm PAK40 L/48 and three crew £6.95 Others ATG4 7.5cm PAK50 with PAK40 L/30 barrel and £6.95 three crew STR12 Three NKVD Border Guards special forces £2.25

PAK4 Three man Coastal gun crew for PAK38 £2.25 dressed in rafia cammo, known for their loyalty and fanaticism STR13 Four Tank riders, armed with rifles £3.00 BATTLEFIELD SUPPLIES STR14 Four Tank riders, armed with PPSH £3.00

L8 Maintenance crew in overalls with £2.25 Stalingrad Veterans, torn uniforms, wound dressings and ammunition boxes mixed weapons inspired by the recent movie “Enemy at the L9 6 European lampposts £4.00 Gates”

STR15 Three veterans, inc Commissar, DPLMG £2.25 OTHER FIGURES support and rifleman with grenade RTC1 Dismounted Red army tank crew £2.25 STR16 Three veterans, inc one wearing Telogreika £2.25 RAT1 Gulag Rats – Nine mixed penal infantry in £6.75 and two wearing greatcoat civilian dress STR17 Three veterans, inc PPSH and two riflemen, £2.25 one wearing greatcoat STR18 Three veterans wearing Telogreika and fur £2.25 COSSACKS cap, with PPSH one with rifle

CAV1 Officer with PPSH43 riding horse £2.45 STR19 Three veteran riflemen, wearing torn infantry £2.25 CAV2 Rifleman with standard riding horse £2.45 uniforms CAV3 Two rifleman with PPSH43 mounted on £3.75 STR20 Three veterans, DPLMG wearing Telogreika, £2.25 horses two with PPSH wearing pilotka caps CAV4 Four dismounted Cossack riflemen £3.00 STR21 Command – Commissars with pistol and £2.25 megaphone, standard bearer in greatcoat STR22 Support – Mortar team, two wearing £2.25 CREWS Telogreika

This range is mainly seated figures suitable for putting into Communications 1/76 – 20mm scale Military vehicles.

DC21 Four man Red Army SPG crew £3.00 STR23 Veterans radio team – operator, map reader £2.25 and commissar STR24 Scout radio team – operator, runner and NCO £2.25 STALINGRAD RUSSIAN DEFENDERS all wear hooded suit

STR1 Three Russian riflemen, one with Adrian £2.25 STR25 Sniper team, Stalingrad famous snipers with £2.25 helmet camouflage for city fighting STR2 Three Russian rifleman, one with Telogreika £2.25 STR26 A/T rifle team , inc no.2 and Commissar in £2.25 quilted jacket greatcoat STR3 Three Russian rifleman, one with rifle grenade £2.25 STR27 Engineers with polecharge, grenade and anti- £2.25 STR4 Infantry Support, Maxim HMG £2.25 tank mine

Black Sea Fleet Sailors. These troops were the elite of the Navy, they were raised as guards and distinguished themselves AIRBORNE PARACHUTES whenever they fought. The sailors retained the naval uniforms and caps throughout the war although they wore army P1 Parachutes lying open on ground £2.25 uniforms they always kept some semblance of the Navy P2 Drop canister’s x2 and Drop Basket on ground £2.25 uniform. P3 Drop canister lying open on ground also £2.25 wicker basket open and RASC man opening STR5 Three Sailors wearing mixed uniforms, two £2.25 items armed with PPSH P4 Two US Airborne drop canisters, 1 round and £2.25 STR6 Three Sailors wearing mixed uniforms, two £2.25 1 square armed with rifles STR7 Three Sailors wearing mixed uniforms, DP £2.25 support STR8 Two Sailors armed with Maxim HMG £2.25

Elite Scouts. 1941 - 1942. Stalin’s NKVD recruited special men with better field skills and local knowledge. They infiltrated enemy lines and both scouted ahead of the main army but also joined Partizan units to harass and disrupt the rear area in support of the main front. The figures are dressed in cammo suits and armed with PPSH and standard Mosin Nagant rifle with a standard DP infantry D-DAY BRITISH ROYAL MARINE COMMANDOS 1944-45 FRENCH 1944-45 SAS

This range of (RM) Commandos represents the heavily laden This unique collection of 20mm scale figures reconstructs troops that made up the first waves of assault troops on the members of the French SAS that fought during the summer of Normandy D-Day landings. They come with the 37-pattern 1944 to liberate France from German occupation. Dressed in web BD uniform, and helmets. uniforms and armed with a mix of US Army any British Army weapons this elite sub unit of the Special air BCO1 Officer advancing with Bergan and Thompson £3.00 Service fought its way across Europe helping to liberate NCO advancing with Bergan and Thompson western Europe. NCO kneeling firing Thompson NCO running in light order FSS1 Officer reading map, armed with M1 SMG £2.25 BCO2 Private advancing with radio and Thompson £3.00 and wearing Denison smock Private croucing firing SMLE rifle NCO standing and firing Thompson SMG, Private carrying Bren and armed with SMLE wearing and Denison smock rifle Rifleman standing with Bren LMG, wearing Private walking with mortar and SMLE rifle beret and Denison Smock BCO3 Private standing with Bergan and SMLE rifle £3.00 FSS2 Rifleman kneeling with drop bag, wearing £2.25 Private advancing in light order with SMLE beret and Denison smock rifle Rifleman standing and firing M1 SMG Private advancing with SMLE rifle and 2" wearing beret and Denison smock mortar Rifleman advancing with Thompson SMG, Private advancing with SMLE rifle and extra bareheaded and wearing BD "K" gun ammo FSS3 Rifleman running with Bren LMG, wearing £2.25 BD and beret. BCO4 Private prone firing PIAT £2.25 Rifleman kneeling with PIAT, wearing beret Private prone firing Bren and BD Private prone firing 2" mortar Rifleman resting with Sten SMG, wearing BCO5 "K" gunner kneeling with gun £1.60 jumper and beret Private kneeling with PIAT in light order

CREWS This range is mainly seated figures suitable for putting into 1/76 – 20mm scale Military vehicles.

DC16 Four British Army SPG crew £3.00

BRITISH PARAS AND GLIDER-BORNE SPECIAL EQUIPMENT

BPE1 Airlanded 6pdr anti-tank gun and four crew in £6.95 helmets BPE9 75mm light howitzer and four crew in helmets £6.95 BPE11 Airlanded 17pdr anti-tank gun and four crew £6.95 in helmets

CREWS

This range is mainly seated figures suitable for putting into 1/76 – 20mm scale Military vehicles.

DC10 Four US Army SPG crewmen £3.00

WWII JAPANESE MARINE CORP

JM 7 figure pack includes Officer and Infantry £5.25 with various small arms