Battlefront

Contains and Assault Company with Company HQ, two Boat Sections and one Support Boat Section

Contains two M4 Sherman (105mm) Assault Guns, one Decal Sheet and two Unit Cards

Contains three M7 Priest (105mm) SP Guns, one Decal Sheet and one Unit Card

Contains two Rifle Platoons, Glider Platoons or Ranger Platoons, Company HQ and 13 Unit Cards

Flames of War: Bulge German Supplement

D-Day: American is a 120pg Hardback Book that contains Forces for Parachute Rifle Company, Glider Rifle Company, Ranger Company, Assault Company, Rifle Company, Veteran Assault Company, Veteran Rifle Company, M4 Sherman Tank Company, M5 Stuart Tank Company, Armored Rifle Company, Veteran M4 Sherman Tank Company, Veteran M5 Stuart Tank Company, Veteran Armored Rifle Company, and M10 Tank Destroyer Company.

Kasserine is the ultimate Mid-War starter set and contains a Complete A5 Rulebook, as well as an American Army (4x M3 Lee tanks, 3x M4 Sherman tanks, 5x M3 Stuart tanks) and German Army (6x Panzer III tanks, 3x Panzer IV tanks, 3x 5cm guns).

Fog Of War Objective Cards contains 30 Fog Of War Objective Cards

The Fog of War Objective deck adds a new mission to the game, creating an ever-changing game state where you may not know your opponent's plans right away. It allows you to play missions with objectives that vary from game to game, and can even change during the game. When capturing an objective in the Fog of War mission, you do not win right away, instead, you score victory points. The player who first hits the agreed victory-point goal wins.

 

Fog Of War Objective Cards contains 30 cards and adds a new mission to the game, creating an ever-changing game state where you may not know your opponent's plans right away. It allows you to play missions with objectives that vary from game to game, and can even change during the game. When capturing an objective in the Fog of War mission, you do not win right away, instead, you score victory points. The player who first hits the agreed victory-point goal wins. Players select from a hand of Objective cards, and place them tactically throughout the game. They can be used two ways: with a shared deck, or with constructed decks. Players follow the setup instructions for the Free For All or Dust Up mission in the rule book, but do not place any Objectives. Instead over the course of the game the players will draw cards from the deck and play them, attempting to achieve the various objectives' victory conditions and score the associated VPs. These cards can be used in all the time periods in Flames Of War, Early, Mid and Late war. The deck adds an element of randomness and uncertainty to the game, forcing players to be flexible and make real-time decisions.

Contains 49 unit cards with all the statistics and rules you need to bring your armies into Flames Of War Version 4

Contains 53 unit cards with all the statistics and rules you need to bring your armies into Flames Of War Version 4

French Infantry Platoon

Includes one Formation Commander FAMAS Rifle Team, five FAMAS team with AC-58 anti-tank, one APILAS anti-tank team, two LRAC 89mm anti tank team, three two-hole small bases, one three-hole small bases, five foru-hole medium plastic bases, one plastic base insert sprue and six Unit cards 

The Fuel Dump Objective Marker is a great way to ensure your troops can capture great-looking objectives!

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x Fuel Dump Objective Marker

FV432 APC or Swingfire Troop TBBX02 contains 5 Vehicles, 4 mortar crew, unit cards and decals

Plasticard, or Sheet Styrene, is an amazingly versatile material for modeling and converting. The sheets cut easily with a hobby knife and work with both CA glue (GF9 Hobby Glue) and polystyrene glue. The Gale Force Nine Variety Pack contains nine 5 ¼” X 9 ¼” sheets in the most useful thicknesses

This package contains: 3 - .010” Thickness Sheets, 3 - .015” Thickness Sheets, 2 - .030” Thickness Sheets, 1 - .060” Thickness Sheet

Gaming Mat 6ft x 4ft (Grassland/Desert)

Includes two plastic Gazelle helicopters, two plastic flight stands, one Decal sheet, and two Unit cards.

Like the West Germans, the French also mounted their HOT anti-tank guided missiles on Helicopters.

Taking advantage of terrain they would move into position before launching missiles to destroy Soviet armour while their 20mm counterparts would supress enemy anti-air assets.

In the game of Flames of War Lieutenant General George S. Patton Jr. is a Warrior and Higher Command Transport Team rated Fearless Veteran.

George S Patton, Jr. is regarded as one of America’s greatest generals. His career was covered in success but is also often marred by controversy. Nonetheless, Patton’s aggressive leadership helped shape an army of citizen soldiers into a hardfighting and unstoppable force.

This Flames of War pack Contains Patton and his M20 Utility, as well as a dismounted version for use as a flavourful Company Commander.

The 10.5cm leFH 18 howitzers of German artillery batteries lay down a formidable amount of firepower, smashing defensive positions ahead of the infantry assault. Should the German lines be overrun, these artillery pieces fire over open sights as anti-tank guns. In this role they are capable of stopping even the heaviest enemy tanks.

Flames Of War contents:

This Flames Of War boxed set contains

1x		German 10.5cm leFH 18 Howitzer Battery
		1x German Command SMG Team 1x German Staff Team with scenic base 2x German Observer Rifle Teams 4x German 10.5cm leFH 18 Howitzers with scenic bases 2x German Volkswagen Kubelwagens

During Operation Barbarossa in 1941 the Germans encountered the large Soviet 120-PM-38 12cm mortars. The qualities of this weapon were immediately recognised and any captured weapons immediately put into service under the designation 12cm Granatwerfer 378(r) (literally, ""grenade thrower""). The Germans were so impressed by this weapon that they immediately set about making their own version. This German duplicate design was called 12cm Granatwerfer 42 (though sometimes it is referred to as the 12cm Granatwerfer 43 for the year it was introduced to service). Initially it was issued to mortar battalions with infantry units receiving the weapon later. A (motorized) heavy mortar battalion was issued thirty-six Granatwerfer 42's, divided between three companies. The 12cm Mortar was effectively a light artillery piece. A Platoon served four tubes.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x German Heavy Mortar Platoon 1x German Command SMG Team with Panzerschreck option 2x German Observer Rifle Teams 4x German 12cm sGW43 Heavy Mortar Teams

The 15cm sIG 33 (Sf) auf Panzer I Ausf B, sometimes known as the Bison, was an attempt to make the 15cm infantry gun more mobile for attacks on bunkers and fortified buildings, a need highlighted in the Polish Campaign. The result was a devastating weapon for the short-range destruction of guns and fortifications. The gun, complete with carriage and wheel was mounted on a Panzer I Ausf B chassis and protected by armored shields 10mm thick, providing the four-man crew with a basic level of protection while in action but left the crew exposed from above and to the rear of the vehicle. Standing nearly ten feet in height, the 15cm sIG 33 (Sf) auf Panzer I B stood out on the battlefield making it a difficult vehicle to conceal. This was not its only handicap, weighing 8.5 tons the chassis was severely overloaded and mobility suffered accordingly. Allocated to the Panzer Divisions before the campaigns that climaxed in the German victory in France in the summer of 1940, a handful were still in action on the Eastern Front until the middle of 1943.

The 21cm NW42 was a larger version of the 15cm NW41. Due to it larger size, the 21cm NW42 had five launching tubes compared to the six on the 15cm NW41. Mounted on a towed carriage derived from the 3.7cm PaK36 anti-tank gun, it featured a stabiliser fitted to the front in order to maintain balance when firing. The rockets were spin-stabilised and fired electrically, however the back blast created when launching the rockets left a highly visible smoke trail which left the position vulnerable to counter battery fire. Crews often had to act quickly to relocated their positions to avoid such occurrences.

This blister pack contains:

• Command
• Observer team
• 3 Rocket Launchers with crew
  

The 5 cm PaK 38 (L/60) (5 cm Panzerabwehrkanone 38 (L/60)) was a German anti-tank gun of 50 mm calibre developed as a successor to the 3.7cm PaK 36, in turn followed by the 7.5cm PaK 40. First used by the German forces in April 1941, the PaK 38 was one of the few early guns capable of effectively penetrating the 45 mm armor of the formidable T-34. Additionally, the gun was also equipped with Panzergranate 40 APCR shots featuring a tungsten core in an attempt to penetrate the armor of the heavier KV-1 tank. Although it was replaced by more powerful weapons, it remained a potent and useful weapon and remained in service with the Wehrmacht until the end of the war.

Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 2x German 5cm PaK 38 Anti-Tank Guns