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British AEC III

The AEC armoured car, based on the AEC Matador lorry chassis, was developed initially as a private venture and shown to officials in 1941 during the Horse Guards Parade in London, where it made a favourable impression on Churchill. AEC's goal was to build an armoured car with firepower and protection comparable to those of contemporary tanks. The Mk II / Mk III took part in the fighting in Europe with British and Indian units, often together with the Staghound.

BR342

£4.80

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British Airborne Jeep

The British Airlanding troops had a number of heavier support weapons that were just too bulky to be moved about by their crews with any speed. To overcome this the US Jeep was used as the tow vehicle for the 6 pdr gun, M1A1 75mm pack howitzer and as a recconnaissance vehicle. It had to be lightened and modified to fit into a Horsa glider.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British Airborne Jeeps

BR413

£7.20

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British Airborne Morris 15cwt Truck (Cut Down)

In 1943 the Morris C8 Artillery Tractor was cut down to the bare essentials for transportation in a Hamilcar glider, to be used as a towing vehicle for the 17 pdr anti-tank gun. However, the airborne version was also widely used as the standard soft skin tractor for the 17 pdr.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British Airborne Morris 15cwt Trucks

BR278

£7.20

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British Airborne Tetrarch Light Tank

The Tetrarch tank was originally designed as a replacement for the Light Tank Mk VI in 1938, but first saw combat during the invasion of Madagascar, supporting the invasion to retake this French colony in May 1942. The Hamilcar Glider was designed to carry the Tetrarch and during the Normandy invasions one squadron of the Airborne 6th Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment landed in 30 Hamilcar gliders on June 6, 1944 in the second wave to support the 6th Airborne Division at the River Orne. Eighteen to twenty Tetrarch tanks left Britain, a few were damaged on landing in Normandy, but the bulk went into combat supporting the Paras on the ground.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Airborne Tetrarch Light Tank

BR004

£4.80

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British Ammunition

British Ammunition.
Flames Of War contents: this special order pack contains 1x British Ammunition Pack

BSO181

£2.00

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British and Commonwealth Decals
The British and Commonwealth Decal set contains 4 decal sheets:

2 Divisional Insignias and Brigade Numbers

2 Squadron Markings.
BR945

£7.20

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British Armoured Battlegroup Army Deal

This All Plastic Army Deal contains: 4x Sherman (75mm) Tanks, 1x Firefly (17pdr) Tank, 3x Stuart (37mm) Tanks, 3x Churchill (6pdr) Tanks, 1x Motor Platoon, 3x Carriers, 4x 25pdr Guns, 4x M10 Tank Destroyers, 1x Complete A5 Rulebook as well as Decals and Unit Cards

BRAB12

£63.00

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British Armoured Fist Army Deal (MW)

“I want to impose on everyone that the bad times are over, they are finished! Our mandate from the Prime Minister is to destroy the Axis forces in North Africa...It can be done, and it will be done!.”

~Montgomery

The British Crusader Armoured Squadron includes:

• Six Plastic Crusader tanks

• Three Plastic Grant tanks

• Three Plastic Valentine tanks

• Three Plastic Churchill tanks

• Four Plastic 25 Pdr Guns

• Two Plastic Daimler Armoured Cars

• One Plastic Dingo Armoured Car

• Complete A5 Flames Of War rulebook

• One British "Start Here" Guide

• Two Decal Sheets

• Ten Unit cards.

BRAB15

£72.00

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British Artillery Group (8th Army)

British artillery had been a renowned force for hundreds of years and nothing the bombardiers did during World War II changed their enviable reputation.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Artillery Group (8th Army) 2x British Command Rifle Teams (8th Army) 1x British Staff Team (8th Army) 4x British Artillery Crew (8th Army) 1x British Observer Team (8th Army)

BSO101

£14.50

British Artillery Group (Italy)

British artillery had been a renowned force for hundreds of years and nothing the bombardiers did during World War II changed their enviable reputation.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Artillery Group (Italy) 2x British Command Rifle Teams (Italy) 1x British Staff Team (Italy) 4x British Artillery Crew (Italy) 1x British Observer Rifle Team (Italy)

BSO110

£6.00

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British Artillery HQ (8th Army)

The British artillery headquarters is highly skilled at directing the hard-hitting 25 pdr batteries, which are rightly feared due to their over-sized gun batteries' devastating fire-power.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Artillery HQ (8th Army) 3x British Artillery Command Rifle Teams (8th Army) 1x British Artillery Staff Team (8th Army) 1x British Observer Rifle Team (8th Army)

BR749

£7.20

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British Artillery HQ (NW Europe)

The key to the success of British artillery doctrine was good staff work, and whilst prewar British artillery doctrine called for precision fire aimed at destroying individual machine-gun positions with minimal expenditure of ammunition they soon learnt in the fast-moving battles of the desert getting rounds on the ground as fast as possible was more important. Response times were rapidly increased so that within minutes of a target being identified a battery could stonk a large area or concentrate everything to murder a small target. The battery staff and observers have another trick up their sleeve, the ability to call down mike target. This brings the guns of the whole regiment onto a target designated by an observer. Within a relatively short time twenty-four guns would be pounding the target as fast as the loaders could shove the rounds in the breach. The effect was dramatic, leading German prisoners to ask to see the belt-fed artillery on their way to the rear!

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Artillery HQ (NW Europe) 3x British Command Rifle Teams (NW Europe) 1x British Staff Team (NW Europe) 2x British Observer Rifle Teams (NW Europe) 2x British OP Carriers 1x British Jeep

BR710

£13.05

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British Autocar 75mm SP

Lend-leased from United States, the 75mm howitzer mounted within the Autocar half-track provides close fire support. Its mobility means it can re-deploy quickly and continue firing.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Autocar 75mm SP

BR360

£4.80

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British Bishop

Inspired by the self-propelled guns of the Afrikakorps, the 25 pdr armed Bishop could deliver a devastating barrage on request and be quickly repositioned when needed.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Bishop

BR171

£4.80

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British Bofors 40mm AA Gun

Designed by the Swedes for air defence, the Bofors 40mm gun's high rate of fire and explosive shells ensured it saw extensive use throughout World War II with both the British and the Americans.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British Bofors 40mm Gun

BR540

£12.15

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British Breda Portee

The British often made use of captured Breda 20mm anti-aircraft guns, mounting them Portee style for extra manoeuvrability.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1 British Breda Portee

BR156

£4.80

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British Bren AA MG

The British sometimes fitted the Bren light machine-gun to their vehicles as anti-aircraft weapons.
Flames Of War contents: this special order pack contains 5x British Bren AA MGs

BSO180

£1.00

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British Bren Carrier Platoon

Each infantry battalion has a carrier platoon of three patrols. Each patrol has three Bren Gun Carriers, each crewed by an NCO, a driver/mechanic and a rifleman. The carriers are armed with a Bren light machine-gun, with one carrier in each patrol armed with a Boys anti-tank rifle as well.

This Flames of War blister pack contains 3 British Bren Gun Carrier models

BR208

£8.10

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British Brigadier Peter Young and Commando Platoon

Brigadier Peter Young's No. 3 Commando was the first into battle and determined to be the best. It fought in Europe, Sicily and Italy and gained a fearsome reputation.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Brigadier Peter Young Command Warrior Team 1x British Commando Platoon 1x British Commando Command Rifle Team 1x British Commando 2iC Rifle Team 1x British Commando Light Mortar Team 1x British Commando PIAT Team 6x British Commando Rifle/MG teams with SMG options

BR882

£13.05

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British Challenger

As more Challengers made it to the front lines, they began to provide 17pdr support in similar ways as the Sherman Firefly (one tank per troop). The Challenger was better suited to supporting the Cromwell formations than the Firefly as it was able to keep up with the Cromwell better than the slower Sherman due to the Meteor engine. Issuing the Challenger to Cromwell units also made maintenance and repair easier as they shared many of the same components. This became standard with the first Challengers being issued to Cromwell regiments in North-West Europe in August 1944.

This Flames Of War Blister Pack contains one Challenger tank.

BR043

£7.20

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British Challenger Armoured Troop

WWIII Team Yankee British Challenger Armoured Troop pack contains:

5x Challenger Tanks

4x Unit Cards

With its usual professionalism, the British Army had prepared for war. Now, as the Soviet Army flooded across the border into West Germany, it was ready and waiting. Fox, Scorpion and Scimitar recon vehicles skirmished with the Soviet forward detachments as the Challenger and Chieftain armoured regiments waited. The infantry held the towns and woods, forcing the enemy into killing zones, new Warrior infantry fighting vehicles in fire support. If anything broke through, the airmobile troops in their Lynx helicopters would hold them. The British Army is ready.

TBBX11

£31.50

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British Churchill ARV

British Churchill ARV.

BR602

£4.80

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British Churchill I / II

The Churchill Tank's unique look was inherited from the needs of the First World War; the tank was designed to cross shell-cratered ground and trenches, and to destroy barbed wire and parapets. In 1942, the Churchill was the heaviest armoured British tank in service and its cross-country capability was considered to be excellent. The Churchills I, II and III first saw active service at Dieppe in 1942, performing badly during the Dieppe Raid, its small road wheels and weight proving a bad combination on the loose shingle beach. Despite the bloody start to combat at Dieppe the tanks proved more successful in North Africa and a reliable design for the rest of the war.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Churchill I / II

BR070

£8.10

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British Churchill III

The Churchill Infantry Tank Mk III (with welded turret and 6 pdr gun) was used by the Coldstream Guards throughout the war and was a great improvement on the original under-gunned Churchill design.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Churchill III

BR072

£5.40

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British Churchill IV / V / VI with CS & AVRE options

The Churchill IV (6 pdr) was also the basis for the Churchill V (95mm Howitzer) and Churchill VI (75mm gun). The cast turret provided better armour protection than a welded turret and whilst it was still somewhat under-gunned these three marks provided great service to the infantry.

This Flames Of War blister pack contains 1 British Churchill IV / V / VI

This product now includes the option of making a AVRE. Blisters with revised contents will have "with Churchill V CS & AVRE options" on the 2nd line of the blister.

BR073

£8.10

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British Churchill IV NA75 (Italy)

While on campaign in Tunisia a young Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineer (REME) officer, Captain Percy Morrell, oversaw the scrapping of battle-damaged vehicles. During this process he noted the large numbers of Sherman 75mm guns that remained intact despite the damage to the remainder of the tank. What if these could be mounted on the Churchill? The conversion was a complete success; the Churchill actually proved a superior platform to the Sherman, the added weight of the Churchill improving accuracy, and over 200 were converted for use in Italy in this way.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Churchill IV NA75 (Italy)

BR074

£5.40

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British Churchill VII / Crocodile

The Churchill Mk VII was the final production model of the Churchill Infantry tank and saw service in Normandy and France, Holland, Italy and Germany as well as the Korean War. It was substantially up armoured and incorporated an improved turret of a composite cast/welded construction, including a lip running around its bottom to reduce shot traps. Many Churchill VIIs became Crocodile flame-thrower tanks, though numbers still made it into other Churchill units as replacements, where many company and platoon commanders snatched them up as their personal chariot.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Churchill VII / Crocodile

BR080

£8.10

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British CMP 15 cwt Truck

The Canadian Military Pattern 15cwt truck was built by Ford and General Motors (Chevrolet) and were used by all services for carrying cargo and transporting personnel.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British CMP 15 cwt Truck

BR431

£12.15

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British CMP 15 cwt Truck (resin)

The Canadian Military Pattern 15cwt truck was built by Ford and General Motors (Chevrolet) and were used by all services for carrying cargo and transporting personnel.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British CMP 15 cwt Truck (resin)

BR432

£7.20

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British CMP 3-ton Lorry

The Canadian Military Pattern 3-ton truck was made under license from Canada. Delivering men and supplies to the front, these lorries were a common sight to the British infantry.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British CMP 3-ton Lorry

BR451

£9.00

~~£13.50~~ save 33%

British CMP 3-ton Lorry (resin)

The Canadian Military Pattern 3-ton truck was made under license from Canada. Delivering men and supplies to the front, these lorries were a common sight to the British infantry.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British CMP 3-ton Lorry (resin)

BR452

£7.20

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British Colonel Vandeleur and Forward Observer

Joe Vandeleur commanded the Irish Guards battlegroup until November 1944, when he was shifted to command the 129th (South Wessex) Brigade of the 43rd (Wessex) Division. He returned to the Guards Armoured Division in July 1945 as commander of 32nd Guards Brigade.

Lieutenant Colonel Joe Vandeleur is a Warrior mounted in a Humber scout car, and is a Higher Command team rated as Confident Veteran. Vandeleur is an Independent team.

Vandeleur may join a Flames Of War Irish Guards Armoured Squadron or a Flames Of War Irish Guards Rifle Company for 50 points. Add an RAF Forward Air Controller team for +10 points.

BR885

£7.65

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British Comet Platoon (Plastic)

In early 1944 the solution came together with the new A34 Cruiser ‘Comet’ tank design. This design fixed some of the problems reported by Cromwell crews, such as fixing track links, additional armour protection around the turret, and a heavier gun, while retaining the Cromwell’s speed, low profile, and high-explosive ammunition.

This Flames of War Box contains five plastic Comet cruiser tanks, one plastic Tank Commander sprue & one Decal sheet.

BBX30

£23.40

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British Commando Platoon

The men of the Army and Royal Marine Commandos were all highly trained volunteers with experience from successful raids in occupied Europe under their belts. They were the most devastating assault force on the face of the planet and excelled in their chosen areas of expertise.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Commando Platoon 1x British Commando Command Rifle Team 1x British Commando 2iC Rifle Team 1x British Commando Light Mortar Team 1x British Commando PIAT Team 6x British Commando Rifle/MG teams with SMG options

BR793

£13.05

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British Commando Weapons Platoons

Each Commando troop had one machine-gun platoon that gave their mates heavy fire support to cover them in the last phase of assaults, and the mortar platoon broke up enemy counter-attacks with their sustained light artillery support.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Commando Machine-Gun Platoon 1x British Commando Command Rifle Team 3x British Commando Vickers HMG Teams 1x British Commando Mortar Platoon 1x British Commando Command Rifle Team 1x British Commando Observer Rifle Team 3x British Commando 3" Mortar Teams

BR794

£10.35

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British Cromwell Armoured Platoon (BBX31)

The Cromwell was the product of further development of British cruiser tanks designed to replace the Crusader, which had proved to be under armoured and mechanically unreliable during the fighting in North Africa.

This Flames of War Box contains five plastic Cromwell cruiser tanks, one plastic Tank Commander sprue & one Decal sheet.

BBX31

£23.40

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British Cromwell ARV

British Cromwell ARV.

BR600

£5.40

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British Cromwell IV / Centaur CS

The Cromwell was the product of further development of British cruiser tanks designed to replace the Crusader. Powered by the new Rolls-Royce Meteor engine, a development of the Merlin, it had a top speed of 40mph and was considered among the fastest of tanks. Armed with the powerful OQF 75mm gun, the Cromwell gave good service in the armoured regiments until the end of the war. Due to the unavailability of the new Meteor engine, the Cromwell was initially fitted with the older Liberty engine. This combination became the Centaur IV, equipped with a 95mm howitzer. A small number of these vehicles earned the distinction of being the only Centaurs used during the D-Day landings.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Cromwell IV / Centaur CS

BR041

£4.80

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British Cromwell Platoon

The Cromwell was the product of further development of British cruiser tanks designed to replace the Crusader. Powered by the new Rolls-Royce Meteor engine, a development of the Merlin, it had a top speed of 40mph. Armed with the powerful OQF 75mm gun, the Cromwell gave good service in the armoured regiments until the end of the war. The Sherman Firefly Vc was arguably the best combat version of the Sherman. Armed with the excellent 17 pdr gun it gave the British and Commonwealth armoured forces the ability to destroy even the heaviest German tanks. Originally built as a temporary alternative to the Challenger (an up-gunned Cromwell), it was so successful that it overtook the troubled Challenger design as the main British tank armed with the 17 pdr.

This Flames Of War boxed set contains


4x		British Cromwell IV

1x		British Sherman Firefly Vc

BBX12

£33.75

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British Crusader I / II / CS

The Cruiser Tank, MkVIA (A15) or Crusader I formed the basis for the British Desert Army's tank force until replaced with Grants and Shermans. Armed with a 2 pdr and machine-guns in auxiliary turrets, the British admired its great speed but were not so impressed by the reliability of its American Liberty engine.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Crusader I / II / CS

BR032

£7.20

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British Crusader III

Used mostly in the North African Desert, General Montgomery's Eighth Army Crusaders were up-gunned with 6 pdrs to counter the Afrikakorps Panzer III's and IV's.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Crusader III

BR034

£7.20

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British Daimler Dingo

The Daimler 'Dingo' armoured car was a fast reconnaissance vehicle that scouted ahead of the main force. Their job was to make initial reports about enemy positions and then get away quickly!

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 3x British Daimler Dingo

BR310

£8.10

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British Daimler I

The most advanced British armoured car was the Daimler. With a good cross country performance its speed allows it to get out of trouble with ease and thanks to its 2 pdr gun it can deal with light enemy armour if necessary.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Daimler I

BR311

£7.20

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British Deacon

The Deacon was an armoured version of the 6 pdr portue upgraded by adding bullet-proof armour, giving the British vital armoured anti-tank in the desert.

This Flames Of War blister pack contains 1 British Deacon

BR153

£4.80

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British Decals (Late)

This Flames of War item includes four British decal sheets suitable for use in Late-war.

The British Decals (Late) cover vehicle markings of the British and Canadian Armies fighting in North-Western Europe from the invasion of Normandy to the end of the war. It includes divisional insignias, tactical numbers and recognition markings for units such as the 7th Armoured Division, British Guards Divisions and the 4th Canadian Division plus many other armoured regiments and motor divisions.

BR946

£7.20

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British Defrocked Priest

By the end of July 1944 the US were running into shortages of 105mm howitzer ammunition and requested that British and Canadian forces stop using the M7 Priest. This left substantial numbers of Priests no longer in use and Lieutenant-General Guy Simonds, commander of the II Canadian Corps, devised a way of utilising these spare vehicles as troop carriers, providing transport for advancing infantry and reducing losses with armoured protection. Initially seventy-two vehicles were delivered to Army Workshops Detachment (AMD) code-named 'Kangaroo' stationed near Bayeux, stripped of the 105mm howitzer and the front aperture welded over. They could carry twelve troops with full equipment. The Defrocked Priests or Kangaroos were baptised in battle in Operation Totalise, south of Caen, and were used in action throughout the rest of the month. The crew usually consisted of the driver, with at times an added member, either an officer or NCO.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x British Defrocked Priest with passengers

BR205

£8.10

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British Field Platoon, Royal Engineers (Italy)

The Field Platoon, Royal Engineers aid the British infantry to clear mines, build bridges and fortify the front line. Their job is to clear a path to the enemy and rarely take part in combat themselves.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Field Platoon, Royal Engineers (Italy) 1x British Command Pioneer Rifle Team (Italy) 3x British Pioneer Rifle Teams (Italy) 3x British Mine Detectors 3x British Mine Probers 3x Barrels with sign boards 3x Piles of tools

BR766

£7.20

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British Fox Recce Troop

British Fox Recce Troop includes four plastic Fox Armoured Cars, one resin tank commander sprue and three unit cards.

The Fox Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Wheeled) (CVR(W)) replaced the Saladin armoured car in service with the Regular and Territorial Army reconnaissance regiments. The Fox is a 4-wheel drive armoured car with a powerful Jaguar 4.2 litre petrol engine making it one of the fastest vehicles of its type.

TBBX13

£25.20

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British Gaming Set

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. This Flames Of War gaming set features dice and tokens marked with the British symbol.

Flames Of War contents: this gaming set contains:

15 Flames Of War British dice.
21 Flames Of War British tokens.

1 Flames Of War British Ranged In token.
4 Gone to Ground Flames Of War British tokens.
4 Dug In Flames Of War British tokens.
4 Pinned Down Flames Of War British tokens.
4 Bogged Down Flames Of War British tokens.
4 Bailed Out Flames Of War British tokens.

TD025

£13.05

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British Grant I

The apperance of the United States lend-lease M3 Medium Tank (known as the Grant I in the British army) equalised the tank battles on the desert battlefields between the Desert Rats and the Afrikakorps. The 37mm turret gun and hull-mounted 75mm gave it excellent firepower and the Germans soon learned to fear its high silhouette.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Grant I

BR100

£7.20

~~£8.00~~ save 10%

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British AEC III

British Airborne Jeep

British Airborne Morris 15cwt Truck (Cut Down)

British Airborne Tetrarch Light Tank

British Ammunition

British and Commonwealth Decals

British Armoured Battlegroup Army Deal

British Armoured Fist Army Deal (MW)

British Artillery Group (8th Army)

British Artillery Group (Italy)

British Artillery HQ (8th Army)

British Artillery HQ (NW Europe)

British Autocar 75mm SP

British Bishop

British Bofors 40mm AA Gun

British Breda Portee

British Bren AA MG

British Bren Carrier Platoon

British Brigadier Peter Young and Commando Platoon

British Challenger

British Challenger Armoured Troop

British Churchill ARV

British Churchill I / II

British Churchill III

British Churchill IV / V / VI with CS & AVRE options

British Churchill IV NA75 (Italy)

British Churchill VII / Crocodile

British CMP 15 cwt Truck

British CMP 15 cwt Truck (resin)

British CMP 3-ton Lorry

British CMP 3-ton Lorry (resin)

British Colonel Vandeleur and Forward Observer

British Comet Platoon (Plastic)

British Commando Platoon

British Commando Weapons Platoons

British Cromwell Armoured Platoon (BBX31)

British Cromwell ARV

British Cromwell IV / Centaur CS

British Cromwell Platoon

British Crusader I / II / CS

British Crusader III

British Daimler Dingo

British Daimler I

British Deacon

British Decals (Late)

British Defrocked Priest

British Field Platoon, Royal Engineers (Italy)

British Fox Recce Troop

British Gaming Set

British Grant I

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