King Tiger 0216

King Tiger 0216The Tiger II, more commonly known as the King Tiger or Royal Tiger by Allied troops (Knigstiger in German) was a development of the fearsome Tiger I tank. Its introduction in 1944 caused significant problems for the Allies but ultimately it saw action too late and in too fewer numbers to have a game changing impact on the war. Deployed on both the Western and Eastern fronts, the King Tigers long 8. 8cm gun had enormous accuracy with the ability to

were destroyed in Berlin and many met a grim end at the hands of vengeful Free French forces

The M8 has a light anti-tank gun

Ganger Fighters are the most numerous of Boromites - they form the backbone of the Labour Guilds spread across Antarean space

Deployed in Normany in 1944

each mounting a wz

they are just as effective at attacking as they are stoic in defence

1 metal launcher

The figures in this boxed set represent a squad of desperate but proud Japanese soldiers in the remnants of their uniforms

Known as the Red Devils by the Germans for their trademark maroon beret and dogged fighting ability

the Somua S35 had between 40 and 47mm of armour yet still managed to maintain a good level of manoeuvrability

It has equipment strewn across the interior

the cavalry squadrons gave the tactical commanders a unique unit offering a mix of speed and firepower