Contains:
1 x Painted Large Desert Hill
Prezzo Scontato 18,70€
Extra Large Desert Hill
Contains:
1 x Painted Extra Large Desert Hill
Prezzo Scontato 18,70€
Desert Escarpments
Contains:
4 x Painted Escarpments
Prezzo Scontato 18,70€
Desert Oasis
Contains:
1 x Painted Oasis Base
2 x Medium Plastic Palm Trees
2 x Large Plastic Palm Trees
2 x Packets of GF9 Static Grass
Prezzo Scontato 18,70€
Desert Palms
Contains Desert Palms
Prezzo Scontato 22,10€
100/17 Howitzer Battery x4
The 100/17 howitzer was fielded by the Italian Army during the campaign in North Africa. But first saw service as a specialist heavy mountain gun by the Austro-Hungarian forces during the First World War. At the beginning of the 20th century companies such as Skoda and Krupp were leading the world in artillery technology; many of the European nations equipped their armies with guns from the Skoda factories.
Prezzo Scontato 29,80€
Royal Horse Artillery Battery x4
At the end of the First World War, the British Army had begun to develop a light artillery piece that amalgamated the advantages of a howitzer with those of a field gun. Further analysis concluded the new design should be 3.7 inches in calibre, and fire a shell weighing between 20-25 lbs at ranges up to 15,000 yards. After testing several options, the War Department quickly concluded that the 25 pdr would be used to equip future units of the field artillery.
Prezzo Scontato 34,00€
Kradschutzen Platoon (Afrika Korps)
The true tip of Germany’s armoured spear-thrusts are the motorcycle companies and their supporting armoured cars.
Fast and mobile they often fight alongside the panzers.
Kradschützen companies outmanoeuvre the enemy, speeding through gaps in their lines to capture key objectives.
Prezzo Scontato 29,80€
Jock Campbell & Op Observer
John Charles ‘Jock’ Campbell was born in Thurso, Scotland in 1894. As a young man he joined the Royal Horse Artillery. In 1940 he was in Egypt with the 7th Armoured Division, commanding the artillery.
Prezzo Scontato 9,40€
