14/07/2025
New products added
Kubelwagen
Based on the VW Beetle chassis, the German military kubelwagen was a 2 wheel drive light utility vehicle. (similar to the US jeep) Over 50, 000 were produced, with production being between 1940 and 1945. Found on all Fronts and in all formations, this vehicle was vital to German military actions of all types.
Unit Price: £3.00
Brummbar Armoured Infantry Support Gun
Officially known as the Sturmpanzer 43, the German infantry nicknamed it 'Brummbar' (Grouch) and held it in high esteem. Built on the chassis of the Panzer IV and armed with a 150mm short howitzer it entered service in April 1943 and quickly gained a reputation as a great asset in urban conflict, as well as against armoured bunkers. Around 300 were built by the end of the war.
Unit Price: £3.75
Sdkfz 251/1 Mid/Late War
The Sdkfz 251/1 or 'Hanomag' (after one of the firms which produced it) was the main armoured personnel vehicle of the German armed forces in World War 2. By early 1943 the complexity of the rear doors on early models was dispensed with by means of a flat slab door at the rear. This model is it... and was the most produced throughout the war. This one comes with the rear mounted pintle MG34, the AA machinegun of choice.
Unit Price: £3.75
T34/76D: 1943
Over 85000 T34s of all types were produced during ad after WW2. This model, produced from late 1942 through 1944 was up armoured and had wider cross country range than its predecessors. Many of the early problems were also eradicated and it was considered a highly successful model. Around 8000 were produced.
Unit Price £3.75
Panzer IVG:
Up armed with the 75mm L43 gun, the Panzer IVG was the match again for the Russian T34s which by far outgunned previous models armed with the 75mmL24. Originally designated Panzer IVF, within three months of production started it was re-designated 'G'.
Production went from 1942 to 1943 and around 3000 were produced.
Unit Price: £3.75
Opel Blitz Office Body
Starting in the 1930s the Opel Blitz 3 Ton truck was the workhorse of the German armed forces throughout WW2. The Office Body variant was used as a HQ vehicle, Radio vehicle as well as an ambulance vehicle, several thousand being built by 1945.
Unit Price: £3.75
German Africa Corps (At Last!)
From 1941 to 1943 the German armed forces fighting in North Africa were known as the Africa Corps, or Deutsches AfrikaKorps. (DAK) Under Rommel the DAK proved to be a highly successful force, and often more than a match for the British 8th Army, which faced it. This Company sized pack has every type of figure for a standard DAK infantry company. No 'wasted' figures, and all poses spot on for your wargames table. included also are two 37mm AT guns & crews.
Platoon Pack Unit Price: £23.50