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This Team Yankee Box includes three resin and metal 2S1 Gvozdika ('Carnation') 122mm Self-propelled Howitzers and one Unit Card. The 2S1 Carnation is a Soviet 122-mm self-propelled 2A18 howitzer.
The 2S1 is fully amphibious with very little preparation, and once afloat is propelled by its tracks. A variety of wider tracks are also available to allow the 2S1 to operate in snow or swamp conditions. The interior is separated into a driver's compartment on the left, an engine compartment on the right and a fighting compartment to the rear.
This Team Yankee Box includes five plastic BMP-1 or 2 transports, Decal Sheet and Crew
The BMP-1 is a Soviet amphibious tracked infantry fighting vehicle. BMP stands for Boyevaya Mashina Pekhoty 1, meaning "infantry fighting vehicle". The BMP-1 was the first mass-produced infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) of USSR.
The late war Soviet Decals pack offers a great deal of variety to anybody building a Soviet Flames Of War force. This set contains four different sheets covering many types of Soviet vehicle markings. Sheet 1 comes with a selections of two digit serif font number, great for anything from T-34 tanks to heavy IS-2 tanks and ISU assault guns. On this same sheet you will find some Polish Eagles for those of you interested in modelling your T-34 tanks as those operated by the Polish forces raised by the Soviet Union. The third element of this sheet are white stars, which were often used instead of red stars. Sheet 2 comes with smaller serif font numbers arranged in four digits. However, you can always slice them up into two or three numbers if you desire. This sheet also included five different slogans for placing on tank turrets or assault gun hulls. The finally option on this sheet are some diamond shaped tactical numbers, which are sometimes found on the sides of tank turrets and other armoured vehicles. Sheet 3 is covered in multiples of 12 different slogans, giving you plenty of variety. The final and fourth sheet comes with two different sized red stars and guards badges for putting on your tank turrets.
The Ilyushin Il-2 Shturmovik was a ground attack aircraft produced by the Soviet Union in large numbers. Thanks to its heavy armour protection it was nicknamed the "Flying Tank" and an Il-2 could take a great deal of punishment, proving a difficult target for both ground and aircraft fire to down. The Il-2 played a crucial role on the Eastern Front and in Soviet opinion it was the most decisive aircraft in the history of modern land warfare.
This Team Yankee Box includes includes two Mi-24 Hind helicopters, two plastic flight stands, eight rare-earth magnets, two unit cards and decal sheet. The Mi-24 Hind is a large helicopter gunship, attack helicopter and low-capacity troop transport with room for eight passengers. It is produced by Mil Moscow Helicopter Plant and has been operated since 1972 by the Soviet Air Force and its successors, along with more than 30 other nations. Soviet pilots called the Mi-24 the "flying tank"
Motor Rifle Heavy Weapons (Plastic) (TSU706)
Includes one AGS-17 grenade launcher team, two AT-4 Spigot missile teams and three large six-hole plastic bases.
BTR-60 Motor Rifle Companies need a little extra punch compared with their comrades supported by BMPs so each company is allocated some extra firepower in the form of an AGS-17 grenade launcher team and a pair of AT-4 Spigot teams.
This Team Yankee Box includes two resin and metal SA-13 Gopher self-propelled missile systems and one Unit Card.
The SA-13 Gopher, called Strela-10 (Arrow‑10) by its Russian crews, is a tracked, amphibious Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) system. It replaced the wheeled SA-9 Gaskin which could not keep up with tanks in rough terrain. The missiles have both optical and infra-red guidance, with a radar system to check that the target is in range.
The Soviet 11th Guards Army (11-ya Gvardeyskaya Armiya) and 31st Army (31ya Armiya) fell upon Orsha on 26 June 1944. A solitary Soviet tank brigade from the 2nd Tank Corps swept around to the west of the city, completing the encirclement. The German remnants of General Volkers’ 27th Army Corps were now trapped inside the city and prepared for a tenacious defence of the city centre.
This Team Yankee Box includes five plastic T-72 tanks, one plastic tank commander sprue, one Decal Sheet, three Unit Cards.
Following the classic Soviet doctrine, the T-72 was easy to manufacture, simple to use, robust, and reliable. It mounted a powerful 125mm gun with an autoloader to replace the loader, producing a compact and relatively light tank with a significantly greater level of armour protection, powered by a reliable, tried and tested engine.
Includes five plastic T-80 tanks, one plastic Tank Commander sprue and five Unit cards.
The T-80 series of tanks was the culmination of a 30 year project to design and field a Soviet turbine-powered tank. The updated T-80U had a more powerful 1250hp turbine engine, wider tracks and mounted Kontakt-5 explosive reactive armour. It is faster, more maneuverable and better armoured than any other Soviet tank in service.
This Flames of War box includes five all-plastic SU-100 Assault Guns with Optional SU-85M, SU-85 & SU-100M components, one Tank Commander sprue & one Soviet Decal Sheet.
The SU-100 self-propelled gun was the successor to the SU-85. It was based on a similar, but not identical, chassis mounting a 100mm D-10S gun. This excellent gun could penetrate 162mm of armour at 500 meters and 150mm at 1000 meters range.
This All Plastic Army Deal contains: 6x T-34 (76mm) Tanks, 5x T-70 (45mm) Tanks, 3x KV Tanks, SU-85 (85mm) Assault Guns, 4x Katyusha Rocket Launchers, 1x Complete A5 Rulebook as well as Decals and Unit Cards
This gaming set features dice and tokens marked with the Soviet Hammer and Sickle symbol.
Flames Of War contents: this gaming set contains 15x Soviet Za Stalina dice 21x Soviet Za Stalina tokens 1x Ranged In token 4x Gone to Ground tokens 4x Dug In tokens 4x Pinned Down tokens 4x Bogged Down tokens 4x Bailed Out tokens Please note: the old version of this dice and token set that came with a Dice Tin is no-longer available and this product is packed in a standard Flames of War blister pack.
Spartan or Striker Troop includes four plastic Spartan APC / Striker sprues (with Spartan Blowpipe and Spartan MCT options), four resin Spartan (Blowpipe) figures, six Unit cards & one Decal sheet.
This Flames Of War box set contains includes one 1:144 scale Spitfire IX aircraft, one plastic Flight stand, one Aircraft dice, two Rare-earth magnets & one Decal sheet.
The Spitfire IX was developed as a stopgap measure to counter the Luftwaffe’s Focke-Wulf 190. The Spitfire VIII had been the RAF’s initial response to this new threat but the aircraft involved a significant overhaul of the basic Spitfire design and would therefore take a considerable amount of time before the required numbers could be fielded.
This Flames of War item contains includes one Command Rifle/MG team, one Light Mortar team, one Anti-tank Rifle team, four Infanterie Squads (two Rifle/MG teams per squad), three Small bases & eight Medium bases.
Armed with the versatile MG34, the HMG platoons of the Waffen-SS were able to pour fire into an enemy to either suppress them in attack or pin them down in defence. Contains one Command SMG team, four MG34 HMG (with MG42 option for Mid-war) with crew, one Small base & four Medium bases.
In the hands of an experienced crew the 8cm GW34 become the single most lethal eapon at the disposal of a German commander. Contains one Command SMG team, six 8cm GW34 mortars with crew, three Observer Rifle teams, four Small bases & six Medium bases.
This Flames of War item includes SS-Obersturmbannfuhrer Jochen Peiper & one Panther G (Late) tank.
Jochen Peiper joined the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler (LSSAH, Hitler’s personal bodyguard) in 1936 and quickly rose through the ranks to become an adjutant to Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler, the leader of the Waffen-SS, in 1938.
Battle of Stalingrad: War on the Eastern Front (FWBX08)
Includes one plastic Panzer IV tank, one plastic Panzer III tank, one plastic KV tank, one plastic T-34, one plastic Valentine tank, two plastic Tank Commander sprues, Flames Of War 4th Edition mini rulebook, one Flames Of War ‘Start Here’ booklet, two Terrain Cards, six dice and nine Unit cards.
Stalingrad is your introduction to the exciting world of Flames Of War, the world’s most popular World War II miniatures game.
The City Ruins box includes 32 pieces, allowing you to build a large ruined city building. These plastic ruined pieces allow you to construct a wide variety of buildings, making each ruined building or city block look unique. Combine multiple sets to create larger buildings, or vary the level of destruction, to add some new tactical challenges to your tabletop.
Stripes Rulebook Team Yankee contains everything you need to field the United States army in Team Yankee, the most powerful armed forces in the world. Three army corps stand ready to defend Western Europe from the red horde poised across the Iron Curtain. Armoured troops’ powerful M60 Patton tanks or state of the art M1 or IPM1 Abrams tanks, mechanized infantry mounted in reliable M113 personnel carriers, and light infantry of the 82nd Airborne all stand ready to stop the red tide. Cavalry and scouts deploy forward in tanks, APCs and HMMWV vehicles to thwart the enemy’s progress, while anti-aircraft troops with gun and missile vehicles watch the skies. The US Marine Corps’ amphibious troops are ready to be deployed where needed with their own tanks, Light Armored Vehicles, and hard fighting infantry, backed by their own support.
The StuG G Assault Gun or Sturmgeschutz served on all fronts of World War II, as infantry support tanks and as tank hunters. With their low silhouette, StuG assault guns were easy to camouflage and difficult to spot. The StuG G was the most produced armoured vehicle of the Wehrmacht, with over 7,500 being made.
This Flames of War item includes one Pioneer Supply Wagon & one Large base.
The horse has long been a part of the military, whether it be as a mount for dashing cavalry, pulling thunderous chariots or just getting equipment from point A to B.
The T-34 possesses an unprecedented combination of firepower, mobility, protection and ruggedness. The T-34 is the mainstay of any Soviet army. Armed with an 85mm gun, the T-34 is able to go toe-to-toe with any German vehicle, and they are cheap enough that you can field an entire battalion of them!
Contains five plastic T-64 Tanks, one plastic Tank Commander Sprue and three Unit Cards.
The T-64 tank was a second generation tank design that first entered service in 1967 to replace the older first generation tanks. It features many innovative design features.
Artillery and aircraft are not precision weapons. Their shells and bombs blanket a wide area, possibly wiping out dozens of the enemy at a time. Artillery and Salvo Templates make it easy to work out who is hit and who isn’t. There are two sizes of template available in the Team Yankee game: Artillery (6”/15cm square) and Salvo (10”/25cm square) depending on the ROF rating of the weapons firing. This transparent laser-cut acrylic template integrates both sizes in one handy piece.
Hall of Heroes: The Grand Vestibule is the massive ruined entrance section of a circular tower, rotunda or acropolis. From end to end the remnant is just over 11 inches wide and is 10 inches high at its tallest point. The two story structure opens out onto a small balcony above the doorway. The Grand Vestibule may be combined with other pieces in the Hall of Heroes collection to mark out a larger ruined building or stands alone as an imposing piece of terrain.
Includes three Plastic Tiger II (8.8cm) Tanks and one Decal Sheet.
The Tiger II promised to return the German heavy panzer to the early days of 1943 when the original Tiger I E tank dominated the battlefield. It was armed with an even longer 8.8cm gun (8.8cm KwK43 L/71) which could destroy enemy armour at long range with ease. Its thick front armour makes it invulnerable to most Allied guns, while its substantial side armour makes it ideal for assaulting its way through fortified enemy defences.
On 20th June 1942 Italian and German forces attacked the British fortifications around Tobruk, key city that sat astride the supply lines for both sides. Two Italian infantry divisions launched deversionary attacks from the west, while armoured units massed in the east with more Italian infantry ready to follow up the breakthrough. The fight for Tobruk was one of the many critical battles that determined the fate of North Africa.
Tobruk includes:
• Six plastic Crusader tanks
• Three plastic Grant tanks
• Three plastic M4 Sherman tanks
• Nine plastic M14/41 tanks or Semovente assualt guns
