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The British developed a range of "infantry tanks", with little speed and a lot of armor, to support the infantry on the battlefield. The Matilda tanks were of the few armored ones who were active at the beginning of the war, and were still active at the end of this.
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Brand: Tigerace
The M4 Sherman, officially Medium Tank M4, was the average tank most used by the United States and Western Allies in World War II.
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x A34 Comet Product in pre-order. All orders that include these references will not be shipped until October 31th, 2022. Special pre-order discounts. Orders made until 30th September will obtain a 15% discount from the first unit Orders placed between October 1st and October 31th will get a 5% discount from the first unit
Brand: Kyoushuneko Miniatures
1 x bef mk1 a9 tank This Weird War Tanks are inspired in historical models, but they are Not 100% Historical Accurate
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x QF, 25 Pdr, self propelled gun - Bishop
Brand: Deweycat
British light tank, produced by Vickers-Armstrong at the end of the 1930s and employed during the early stages of World War II.
Brand: Deweycat
The T19 Howitzer Motor Carriage (HMC) was a 105 mm (4.1 -inch) mounted voor m3. It was used during World War II by the US Army.
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x Armoured Carrier Wheeled Indian Pattern Mk.II
Brand: Deweycat
British light tank, produced by Vickers-Armstrong at the end of the 1930s and employed during the early stages of World War II.
Brand: Highlands miniatures
5 x Volhynia Winged Hussars. Command Group Not included
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x Caro Veloce L3.33(C.V.L 3-33.II serie)
Reference: Carro Veloce L3.33 with 20mm gun
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x Carro Veloce L3.33 with 20mm gun
Brand: M Bergman
Char B1 was one of the heaviest tanks during the early stages of war. The captured specimens were modified and used by the Germans until the end of the war. The following versions are offered: Char B1 (France 1940) Flammwagen AUF PZ B-2 (F). Version modified by the Germans and endowed with a flamethrower. LEFH18-3 AUF GW B2-8. Version modified by...
The British developed a range of "infantry tanks", with little speed and a lot of armor, to support the infantry on the battlefield. The Matilda tanks were of the few armored ones who were active at the beginning of the war, and were still active at the end of this.
