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  • British 20mm Oerlikon Portee

    First issued in 1943, the Swiss Oerlikon 20mm guns fitted to a Canadian CMP truck chassis was the British Army's answer to the German Luftwaffe.

    Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1 British 20mm Oerlikon Portee

    BR181
    £4.80
    £8.00 save 40%

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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
    £13.50 save 10%

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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
    £8.00 save 40%

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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
    £1.50 save 33%

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  • British Self-Propelled Bofors 40mm AA

    In 1943 a number of conversions of the Morris-Commerical C8 truck were made for specialist roles. Among them was the C8 AT converted to tow the 17 pdr anti-tank gun and the C9/B self-propelled Bofors anti-aircraft gun. The C9/B mounted the 40mm Bofors gun on an elongated C8 chassis. It, and the very similar Canadian built Ford F60B, became the most prolific of all British AA vehicles, becoming the standard equipment in all theatres of war from 1943 onwards.

    Flames Of War contents: this blister pack contains 1x British Self-Propelled Bofors 40mm

    BR182
    £7.20
    £8.00 save 10%

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  • Flames of War Self Propelled M15/M16 GMC AAA Platoon

    Contains two M15 (37mm and .50cal) SP AAA Guns and two M16 (Quad .50cal) SP AAA Guns and one Unit Card
    UBX83
    £20.70
    £23.00 save 10%

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