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German Army Boxes
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(GEAB02) Afrikakorps Panzergrenadierkomp |
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Motorised Panzergrenadierkompanie Army Box for Mid War
Though always outnumbered, the veterans of the Afrikakorps excelled at combined-arms tactics.
Using tanks, infantry, anti-tank guns and artillery...
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(GEAB05) 21st Panzer Division StuG Batte |
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Inside the 21. Panzerdivision StuG Batterie army box to get a complete force full of unique 21. Panzerdivision vehicles. StuG Batterie Company HQ: 7.5cm (Sf) 39H assault gun. StuG Platoon: 1x 7.5cm (Sf) 39H assault gun, 2x 10.5cm (Sf) 39H assault...
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(GEAB07) 78th Sturm Division Army |
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The illustrious 78. Sturmdivision has seen combat from the gates of Moscow to Kursk, and now guards the critical point at Orsha. The high concentration of integrated infantry weapons and assault guns makes the unit a very...
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German Boxes
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(GBX08) Fallschirmj§gerkompanie |
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Company HQ with Oberstleutenant Von Der Heydte, and 2 Combat Platoons, 50mm mortar section, Anti-tank rifle squad, and Panzerknackers. It also comes with a 2.8cm sPzB41 and 8.8cm RW43 Püppchen, to upgrade your AT section.
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(GBX11) 8.8cm FLAK Battery (Late) |
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Contains: Two 8.8cm FlaK 36 guns, 2 scenic gun bases, 2 scenic extra crew bases, 16 gun crew, command team, 1 Kfz 15 field car, 2 Sd Kfz 7 tractors, 2 sets of bogies on mediums bases.
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(GBX14) Tank Aces - Konigstiger (with bo |
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The first Königstigers went into the field with the Porsche turret, though sleek and stylish, it did have a few problems, and was replaced by the Henschel designed turret for the bulk of production. • The Königstiger box comes with one hull, but...
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(GBX15) Tigers Marsch |
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Tiger box set. It comes complete with five Tigers, Tiger Ace dice, tokens, and decals and complete rules for field your Tiger company.
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(GBX16) Tank Aces - Tiger 1E Wittmann bo |
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Like all SS soldiers, Obersturmführer Michael Wittmann puts the Fatherland before his personal ambitions. He is not afraid to die for his country.
Having many battles behind him and serving in the most arduous...
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(GBX17) Panzer Grenadier Headquarters |
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A Panzer division's Gepanzerte, or armoured, Panzergrenadier battalion has armoured half-tracks to allow it to keep pace with the tanks on attack. The armoured Sd Kfz 251 half-tracks also offer a level of protection from...
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(GBX18) SS-Panzergrenadierkompanie |
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The new Battle Book Cobra has all the rules and Intelligence Briefings for Fielding SS forces in Normandy.
Miniatures are supplied unpainted and assembly may be required.
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(GBX19) Panther A Platoon |
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In the Late War the Panther A saw service in Normandy, Italy and in the east. They are Fully-tracked with the Wide tracks special rule, making them hard to Bog Down. They have Front armour 10, Side armour 5 and Top armour 1....
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(GBX20) Heavy Artillery |
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This unit can be taken in German forces from Fortress Europe, Cobra, and Stalin's Onslaught. The box set contains a full four-gun battery of 15cm howitzers along with the command team, staff team, and observer team....
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(GBX21) Ernst Barkmann (Panther A and Wo |
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Includes Barkmann, Repair Workshop and Panther A.
Ernst Barkmann was a farmer's son born in Holstein, Germany, on 25 August 1919. At the age of sixteen he applied for service with the elite Waffen-SS, the armed force...
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(GBX25) Stug G platoon |
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The StuG G is a great addition to any German army. With its low-profile it can be readily stashed in terrain or set up in a deadly ambush. Its armour helps it survive in case it receives in-coming fire.
The box...
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(GBX27) 8.8cm PaK43 Anti-Tank Platoon |
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These powerful guns were just not dulled out willy-nilly to any old anti-tank units, but were kept with army level detachments to support other units where they were most needed.
They can support German companies...
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(GBX30) K¸nigstiger Platoon |
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Included in Box:
. 3x Individually sculpted Königstiger (Henschel) tanks
. 3x Tank commanders
. 6x Rare Earth magnets
. German decal sheet
. 4x Tiger Ace Dice
. 3x Bailed Out Markers
. 3x Bogged Down Markers
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(GBX33) Fallschirmj§ger 7.5cm PaK40 AT P |
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Fallschirmjäger 7.5cm PaK40
Anti-Tank Platoon (GBX33)
with four 7.5cm PaK40 anti-tank guns and command SMG team.
Development of the PaK40 begun in 1939, with the project initially given a low priority....
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(GBX34) Fallschirmj§ger Company |
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Some of the best infantry units fielded by the Germans during World War Two were the regiments of the Fallschirmjägerdivisions or parachute divisions. Although they were actually Luftwaffe troops, by the time the Normandy...
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(MM08) Tiger (P) Heavy Tank |
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Mid-War Monsters is a 48-page book covering the experimental tanks of the major nations from 1942-1943.
Its premise is to explore the possibility of how the battles during these years of the war might have been changed...
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(MM09) Dicker Max Tank-Hunter (3) |
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Mid-War Monsters is a 48-page book covering the experimental tanks of the major nations from 1942-1943.
Its premise is to explore the possibility of how the battles during these years of the war might have been changed...
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(MM10) Sturer Emil Tank-hunter |
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Mid-War Monsters is a 48-page book covering the experimental tanks of the major nations from 1942-1943.
Its premise is to explore the possibility of how the battles during these years of the war might have been changed...
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German Blisters
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(GE011) Panzer II F |
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Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf F (sd Kfz 121) - The last standard production model of the Panzer II, uparmoured with improved cupola.
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(GE022) Panzer 38(t) B, C |
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Panzerkampfwagen 38(t) Ausf B/C - The Czech-built 38(t) was used extensively in Poland, France and the initial Russian campaign. The main tank of Rommels 7th (Ghost) Panzer Division - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE031) Panzer III G |
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Assembly & painting required.
Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf G (Sd Kfz 141) - The initial main tank of Rommel's Afrikakorps and used extensively at the start of the Invasion of Russia. Armed with the short 5cm L/42...
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(GE032) Panzer III H |
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Assembly & painting required.
Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf H (Sd Kfz 141) - The Panzer III H was the first model to be fitted with 50mm of front armour. Armed with a 50mm KwK L42 gun, it fought both in North Africa...
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(GE033) Panzer III J |
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Assembly & painting required.
Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf H (Sd Kfz 141) - The Panzer III H was the first model to be fitted with 50mm of front armour. Armed with a 50mm KwK L42 gun, it fought both in North Africa...
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(GE034) Panzer III L, N |
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The Panzer III L had the 5cm L60. The Pz III N was the L fitted with the short 7.5cm L/24 and used in the fire support roles pairing up with early Tiger I's - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE036) Panzer III L, N (Sch¦rzen) |
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Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf L/N (Sd Kfz 141/2) w/sideskirt armour - The Panzer III L had the 5cmm L/60. The Pz III N was the L fitted with the short 7.5cm L/24. Modified with side skirt armour on the turret and hull - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE037) Flammpanzer III |
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Assembly & painting required.
Panzerkampfwagen III Flam - The Flammpanzer III was issued to units on the Russian front after the fall of Stalingrad. Intended for use in cities or close country vs Infantry in...
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(GE041) Panzer IV E |
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Assembly & painting required.
Panzerkampfwagen MkIV E - The German "super" tank of the early war. it combined excellent armour with the short 75mm gun, which was equally effective against infantry or armour -...
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(GE042) Panzer IV F1, F2 |
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Panzerkampfwagen IV ausf F1/F2 (Sd Kfz 161) - The F1 short 75mm L/24, was re-armed with the long 75mm L/43 gun becoming the Panzer IV F2. The British soon named it the 'Mark IV Special' - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figure.
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(GE044) Panzer IV G |
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Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf G - the main Pz IV in '43. Later Pz IV G's were fitted with shurzen armour. At the start of Kursk each Pz IV tank company was intended to have 22 Pz IV G's - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE060) Panther D (Kursk) |
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Panzerkampfwagen V Ausf D (Sd Kfz 171) - The Panther D (the first Panther), was built after examining captured Russian T34's. It was first used at Kursk - the largest tank battle in World War 2 - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE061) Panther A |
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Panzerkampfwagen V Ausf A (Sd Kfz 171) (Zimmerit) - The Panther is considered the best all round tank of the war. It combines an extra-long 7.5cm L/70 gun with thick, well sloped armour and high mobility - pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander. Available everywhere in January.
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(GE070) Tiger I E (Tunisia) |
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Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf E (Sd Kfz 181) - The first appearance of the dreaded Tiger was in Russia. It's formidable combination of armour and gun power meant death to all enemy panzers - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE071) Tiger I E (Zimmerit) |
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Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf E (Sd Kfz 181) (Zimmerit) - The Tiger was feared so much by the Allies, that most German tanks were referred to as Tiger tanks. The 8.8cm gun could knock out any opposition - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE072) Tiger I E (Kursk) |
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Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf E (Sd Kfz 181) - Some of Germany's best Tank Aces operated the Tiger. With its powerful 8.8cm L/56 gun it was the most feared tank in the German army - Pack contains 1 Tank, 1 Tank Commander and 1 Dismounted Crew figures.
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(GE102) Marder 1 |
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The Marder I can be used in both mid and late war. In the mid war you can support a German force with Marder I tank-hunters from both Ostfront and Afrika with the Tank-hunter Platoons.
In late war the last few...
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![[MM11] 8.8cm Flak 18 SFL Tank Hunter](/Content/photos/Figurspil/9420020212466_large.jpg)
![[MM12] Panzer I F](/Content/photos/Figurspil/9420020212473_large.jpg)
