Reference: 000281-001

Brand: M Bergman

Archer

Based on the Valentine chassis and with a 17 -pound cannon, this tank hunter was designed to be triggered on his back.

Reference: 000280-001

Brand: M Bergman

Comet

of the latest additions to the British army in World War II.

Reference: 000278-003

Challenger

A-30 cruise tank with a 17-pound cannon. Two versions: Early Late

Reference: 000277-001

Brand: M Bergman

Cromwell / Centaur

British British Infantry Tank during World War II. 3 versions are included: Centaur Cromwell IV Cromwell VI

Reference: 000276-001

Brand: M Bergman

Stuart

of northern design, fought from the Philippines to Europe, passing through Africa. 4 models available. M2A4 M3 "Honey" m3a1 m3a3 m3 of recognition uk M3A3 of recognition uk

Reference: 000275-001

Brand: M Bergman

Tetrach

used by the British forces, it was so light that it could even be launched in a glider during airborne operations. 4 models available. With turret with 2 -pound cannon With turret with Light Obús With turret with Little Jhon adapter Self -propelled gun Alect

Reference: 000182-001

Brand: M Bergman

M36 Jackson

1 x M36 Jackson

Reference: 000181-001

Brand: M Bergman

Achiles

The British received some M10 Wolverine, which they modified to incorporate their 17 -pound cannon

Reference: 000129-002

Brand: Deweycat

Tanque de infantería Matilda

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.

Reference: 000115-001

Brand: Deweycat

Tanque ligero Vickers

British light tank, produced by Vickers-Armstrong at the end of the 1930s and employed during the early stages of World War II.

Reference: 000105-001

Brand: Tigerace

Tanque crucero A-10

It was intended to be a heavier version of A-9.

Reference: 000057-001

Brand: Deweycat

T19 Howitzer Motor Carriage

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.