US1 US Infantry 1942-45

British Infantry in Afghanistan and Sudan 1877-85.This box contains 36 plastic multipose British Infantry designed for the Second Afghan War, Sudan and the Third Anglo- Burmese War. It also includes unit bases and an information sheet with 8 flags.

Desert Rats 1940-43. 38 hard plastic multipose British or Commonwealth infantry for the desert war. There are enough to make a platoon of 3 sections plus an HQ section. Also included are 32x 20mm circular and 4x 40mm square bases (for the support teams).

Afrikakorps. German Infantry 1941-4338 Hard Plastic multipose figures complete with additional 20 mm circular bases and 40 mm square bases for weapons teams plus organisational information.  3 types of head gear are provided (steel helmets, tropical cork helmets and field caps) as well as varied arm positions and choice of weapons( MG 34’s, anti-tank rifles, 50 mm motars, MP 40’s, Kar 98’s, etc). There are enough figures in the box for a platoon or Zug.

American War of Independence Continental Infantry 1776-1783The box contains 38 Continental Infantry with the option of four to six command figures and up to four Riflrmen. All the rank and file can be assembbled in either formal or informal marching poses. Four figures on the ‘Rifleman’ sprue can be made up as either riflemen skirmishing or Continentals marching (formal and informal) in hunting shirts. These can be mixed in with the rest of the infantry, who are wearing coats, to create a less regular look to the unit. The command sprue offers the option of up to three officer types and up to two standard bearer options. A drummer and two sergeant arms are also included with all the figures in the box, you also have the choice of three different types of head gear; the cocked hat, the short-brimmed round hat and a peaked cap. Although the box is dated from 1776, when the comtinental system came in, there are many regiments from 1775 that can be assembled and are included in the painting guide. A full painting guide (with over 120 uniforms), flags and unit bases are also include.

Sudanese Tribesmen 1881-1885