US Army Infantry Squad in Winter Clothing 1942-43

US Army Infantry Squad in Winter Clothing 1942-43As the US Army advanced through France towards Germany, they would be faced with not only fierce German resistance, but also increasingly harsh weather. The winter of 1944 45 was a cold one in north west Europe, and the GIs who would find themselves in desperate combat during the Battle of the Bulge in the forests of the Ardennes would discover that the weather was almost as much of a foe as the enemy troops. Digging into the frozen ground became

Until 1936 the vehicles were fitted with turrets because the intended cast ST2 turrets were not ready yet

with its 7

The S35 performed admirably during the Battle for France and was only let down by frailties in the French tactical approach to the war

Decebalus decided to build new citadels in the mountains and to reinforce the already existing ones

Kfz 251/7 Ausf C half-tracked engineer’s vehicle was more commonly known as the Pionierwagen

132 pages of Napoleonic army lists

and which had replaced the M5 by the end of the war

The Mk I carried a small hand-traversed turret armed with a Besa machine gun in the front hull although this was often removed or left unmanned by the unimpressed crews of the Mk I and Mk II

The Krupp-Protze was a six-wheeled 6x4 German truck and artillery tractor produced between 1934 and 1941

One Roman Cart with spoked wheels

1 additional metal bugler

These are great models