Includes 1 figure. Figure shown on a 50mm base

Stoic in defence and methodical in attack, the British Army relied on its heavy weapons to support the infantry and keep the enemy’s heads down. The 3 inch medium mortar was the mainstay of the British Army’s Support Companies, providing...

Get the support weapons forward! In the claustrophobic jungle conditions encountered in the Far East, lighter support weapons became hugely useful for patrolling and small-scale engagements. Gurkha forces made good use of all available equipment to magnify their firepower, and...

Send in the Gurkhas! The Gurkha regiments of the Indian Army were some of the most famous (and feared) Commonwealth troops of the Second World War. Recruited from mountainous Nepal, and wielding the lethal Kukri knives, Gurkhas proved to be...

Introduced into the British Army in North Africa in April 1942 and seeing action the following month, the QF 6-pounder made an immediate impact on the battefield. In the Gazala battles it proved able to take on any Axis tank...

Ayo Gorkhali! The Gurkhas are upon you! From the mountains of Nepal, the Gurkhas have earned a reputation as some of the most fearsome and lethal troops of the Commonwealth and Empire. This box contains 30 infantry models in jungle...