Early War Miniatures Catalogue 2 March 2011

Early War Miniatures – World War 2 A range of miniatures and models covering the early Second World War era. For war gamers and collectors alike, these ranges of

miniatures depict the major European military forces that saw action in early WW2 primarily from 1939 till 1941 and beyond. In some

cases the equipments deployed and depicted here in miniature, saw service from as early as 1916 and were still on active service in 1939

and 1940 with some combatant nations. The whole era of the 1930’s up till September 1939 saw a period of change and the deployment

of many different military doctrines and strategy’s. For those depicting military forces during the 1930’s, you will find many miniatures

here covering military forces used during these times as well. Indeed, much of the allied equipment captured by the Germans after the fall

of France in June 1940, saw active service with the Axis forces on many fronts and served on till war’s end in 1945.

The main theme and focus of this range of miniatures is the period from 1939 at the outbreak of the Second World War and on till

essentially the end of 1941 and early 1942. This core focus period is designed to capture the spirit those early war years in miniatures.

Many unusual models, figures and equipment types are covered allowing you to add to existing collections or start new ones using these

miniatures for the early war period. Items that you might find hard or impossible to find elsewhere can be found here.

Our Ranges cover French, British, Belgian, Dutch, Norwegian and Polish Allied forces as well as Italian, German and Japanese Axis military

miniatures of the early war years. Some of military equipment in service with these and other nations was imported and exported. Some

had local modifications made. The catalogue makes an effort to cross reference this usage in the lists under each country. Where items of

military equipment were in use by multiple countries, you will find these listed and referenced. and

units are in the ranges.

Toms Tins - Tom Lobley, the designer of this range of miniatures will continue to be active concentrating on making more designs to add

the existing ranges. He is currently working on a number of projects to add to the range. This catalogue is designed to help you select and

order what you need and provide assistance to cross reference those items used by multiple counties during these early years of the

Second World War. On the website (When finished) there will be images of the figures for you to cross reference these index codes to.

Most figures are available individually to give the buyer the maximum choice from this range and most being at £0.60p each, represent

great value. Where units are offered, I have tried to make the pricing even more attractive. New Early war German Paratroops are

launched here in this catalogue.

French AMR 35s - from originals.......to drawings and design ......to miniatures in your collection.

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A range of finely crafted figurines and models capturing the spirit of the early war period in miniature in 20mm scale

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This extensive range of French Army miniatures recreates the forces and equipments of the French Armies that were in use from as early as 1916 in some cases, and that saw service primarily in the 1939/40 campaigns in Europe. Some of these items continued in service with other French forces on into 1943 and beyond. Much of the equipment that was captured from the French helped power the later Axis “Blitzkriegs” against Russia in Operation Barbarossa by both the Germans and other Axis forces. Much of it was used in many of the Axis forces in later campaigns right up to the end of the war in 1945. The French Infantry listed here with their associated infantry support weaponry types, covers the standard French infantry units of both the first, second and third line battalions, the Chasseurs A Pied, Colonial troops in Adrian Helmets and the Polish divisions engaged in 1940 using French equipment. The Chasseurs Alpins who fought in Norway and France are also well represented here. The “infantry sets” in all ranges when purchased represent a small saving from buying figures separately. Alternatively, customers can select figures individually to make up units in poses of their own choosing.

Code French Infantry and associated support equipments Price Quantity

FreInf 1 1 x Infantry Officer - Advancing with Pistol in hand £0.60

FreInf 2 1 x Infantry Officer - Prone with periscopic binoculars observing enemy positions £0.60

FreInf 3 3 x Infantrymen in different poses - All attacking with Bayonets fixed £1.80

FreInf 4 3 x Infantryman - Advancing with rifles slung poses, all in different poses, separate packs and rifles £1.80

FreInf 5 1 x Infantryman - Attacking pose throwing a grenade £0.60

FreInf 6 1 x Infantryman - Standing and firing rifle £0.60

FreInf 7 1 x Infantryman - Kneeling and firing rifle £0.60

FreInf 8 1 x Infantryman - Firing rifle in prone position £0.60

FreInf 9 1 x Infantryman - Firing rifle launched VB grenade £0.60

FreInf 10 1 x Infantryman - Attacking with Sub machine gun - Erma Volmer MP 34 £0.60

FreInf 11 1 x Infantryman - Mounted on Bicycle in riding position with separate rifle £1.60

FreInf20 (New) 2 x French Casualties - Casualty figures laying on the ground with seperate rifles £1.20

Freset 1 French Infantry - Set 1 - 7 x Infantryman in different positions £3.50

Set 1 = 3 attacking with Bayonets in different positions, 1 x FM29 LMG, 1 advancing rifle slung, 1 throwing a grenade and 1 shooting rifle standing

Freset 2 French Infantry - Set 2 - 7 x Infantryman in different positions £3.50

Set 2 = 1 officer prone with periscopic binoculars, 2 rifleman, 1 x VB rifle grenade launcher, 1 x FM29 LMG prone, 1 x 50mm mortar 1 SMG gunner

FreSet 3 (New) Infantry Combat Group - Standard 12 man infantry combat group or Section £6.60

FreInf 4,6x2,7x2,8, 9, 10, 32, & FreInf33 - 1 Sergeant, 1 Corporal, 1 LMG + 3 loaders and 6 Voltigeurs 1 with VB grenade launcher

Codes: FreInf 9 FreInf 7 & 6 FreInf 7 & 6 FreInf 5 & 32 FreInf 27 & 2 1 of FreInf4

Code Infantry Support Weapons : Price Quantity

FreInf 25 Hotchiss Machine Gun with 3 crewman, 2 in firing positions another carrying up ammunition in cases £3.00

FreInf 26 37mm M16 Infantry Gun with 2 crewman in firing positions (Tripod or wheeled firing position available in kit) F irst used in 1916 £4.00

FreInf 27 50mm Mortar - with single crewman in prone position engaging enemy £1.00

FreInf 28 60mm Brandt mortar + 2 crewman in ready to fire positions £2.50

FreInf 29 81mm Brandt Mortar + 2 crewman, one with ammo box and rounds at the ready £3.00

FreInf 30 1 x Infantryman - Firing FM29 LMG prone in firing position £0.60

FreInf 31 1 x Infantryman - No 2 gunner for FM 29 LMG in prone position with spare magazine at the ready £0.60

FreInf 32 1 x Infantryman - Advancing with FM29 LMG and firing from hip £0.60

FreInf 33 1 xInfantryman - No 2 gunner for FM29 LMG advancing pose attacking in support of LMG gunner £0.60

FreInf 34 (New) Hotchiss HMG with 3 crew (Half figures) in classic French infantry support weapon slit trench £4.50

FreInf 35 (New) 60mm Brandt mortar + 2 crewman in ready to fire positions (Half figures) in classic French Infantry support weapon slit trench £4.00

Codes: FreInf 29 FreInf 28 FreInf 30 & 8 FreInf 3 FreInf 20 – casualties

Code French Mountain troops - Chassuers d Alpines (Used Norway, France 1940) Price Quantity

FreInf 50 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Officer -Firing pistol at enemy £0.60

FreInf 51 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Officer - Observing with binoculars £0.60

FreInf 52 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Infantryman - Standing firing rifle £0.60

FreInf 53 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Infantryman - Kneeling and firing rifle £0.60

FreInf 54 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Infantryman - Firing rifle prone £0.60

FreInf 55 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Infantryman - Firing FM29 LMG prone £0.60

FreInf 56 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Infantryman - Attacking bayonet fixed £0.60

FreInf 57 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Infantryman - Advancing with rifle slung £0.60

FreInf 58 1 x Chassuers D Aplines Infantryman - Attacking throwing a grenade £0.60

FreInf 59 2 x Chassuers D Alpines infantryman with Skies , rifle and rucksack, separate skies can be worn or carried. £2.00

The French Army “Thank God for the French Army”

Winston Churchill in the year Hitler came to power in 1933.



The French Cavalry, like that of the German and other European armies in this era, was a useful and highly mobile force still very much in use in these early war years of WW2. Capable, well trained, able to scout and provide reconnaissance on the whereabouts of enemy units on the battlefield. When dismounted (Figures covered in the ranges) they fought well and had a number of mobile modern battlefield support weapons. Listed here are both mounted and dismounted figures with associated cavalry equipments of the French Cavalry force available in 1940. The Cavalry used horse drawn Anti-Tank weapons and machine guns with other equipments shown elsewhere in these lists. French Hussar’s, Chasseurs a Cheval (Use Line Cavalry listings) and Algerian/Moroccan Spahis colonial cavalry units are well covered in this range. For additional French Cavalry units – see also Horse drawn and motorised equipments that were typically on the French Cavalry units Orders of Battle in other parts of my French Army Lists.

Code French Cavalry - Hussars,Chasseurs A Cheval, Algerian/Moroccan Spahis - Accessories and options Price Quantity

FreCav 1 1 x Line Cavalry Officer wearing a KEPI with hands on reins mounted on a walking horse £1.40

FreCav 2 1 x Line Cavalry trooper mounted with hands on reins - separate rifle £1.40

FreCav 3 1 x Line Cavalry trooper mounted with sabre shouldered - separate rifle £1.40

FreCav 4 1 x Line Cavalry Horse walking £0.80

FreCav 5 1 x Line Cavalry Horse Galloping £0.80

FreCav 6 4 x Line Cavalry troopers dismounted - in different poses engaging the enemy (1 standing, running, 2 prone 1 + rifle, 1 + FM29 LMG) £2.40

FreCav 7 Line Cavalry - 1 x Horse holder and 4 x horses in standing poses, reins extended £3.80

FreCav 8 1 x Spahi Cavalry Officer (Turban) hands on reins mounted on walking horse £1.40

FreCav 9 1 x Spahi Cavalry rider mounted hands on reins, separate rifle £1.40

FreCav 10 1 x Saphi Cavalry rider mounted sabre raised, separate rifle £1.40

FreCav 11 1 x Saphi Cavalry rider - dismounted horse holder and + 4 horses £3.80

FreCav 12 4 x Spahi Cavalry dismounted troopers - in different poses engaging the enemy £2.40

FreCav 13 Spahi Cavalry Horse - Walking pose £0.80

FreCav 14 Spahi Cavalry Horse - Galloping pose £0.80

FreCav 15 Model 1911 Cavalry Machine gun cart, pulled by 4 horses, driven by 2 riders, supplied with Hotchkiss Model 14 HMG £9.00

Codes: FreCav 11 FreCav 12 FreGun46

French Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft guns and associated equipments. Some of the vehicles listed indicate the typical weapons types they are associated with and used to tow/transport on the battlefield. Use this as a guide. Some gun crews are specific to their associated weapons and are designed to be posed around those weapons holding correctly sized ammunitions. The Train Roulleur’s as a form of French early war military trailer designed for wooden wheeled artillery and smaller ATG’s to be towed on roads and was a common sight on the battlefields of 1940.

Code French Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft guns and assosiated equipments Price Quantity

FreGun 40 25mm Puteaux M37 Anti tank gun - lighter version to be pulled by single horse £3.50

FreGun 41 25mm Hotchkiss M34 Anti tank gun (Also used by BEF) £3.50

FreGun 42 3 Gunners for 25mm Anti tank guns - prone with ammo box/seated + kneeling poses + 3 seperate carbines £1.80

FreGun 43 Model 37 Horse Drawn Limber for M37/M34 25mm ATG's + infantryman walking + seperate rifler + baggage feed sacks carried on trail £4.00

FreGun 44 Model 36 Horse Drawn Limber for M34 25mm ATG + infantryman + separate rifle + 1 horse + baggage feed sacks to be carried on trail of gun £4.00

FreGun 45 Train Roulleur (military trailer) - used to carry upto 75mm Field guns and 25mm M34 & M37 ATG behind motorised vehicles. £2.50

FreGun 46 Model 1937 4 horse + 2 rider with Limber + Ammunition stowage for M34/M37 25mm ATG . Used by French Cavalry. £9.00

FreGun 47 47mm Anti-Tank gun £5.00

FreGun 48 3 Gunners for 47mm anti tank gun + ammo box in kneeling/loading/firing poses + 3 separate carbines £1.80

FreGun 49 20mm Oerlikon Anti-Aircraft gun - can be on wheels OR deployed on tripod+ 2 crew - 1 seated firing + 1 holding magazine(Swiss export version) £5.00

FreGun 50 25mm Hotchkiss CA 39 Anti-Aircraft gun - can be built in travelling or static firing mode £5.00

FreGun 51 13.2mm Twin Hotchiss Anti-Aircraft gun + seated gunner - mounted on tripod with a French and Japanese seated gunner supplied £4.00

FreGun 52 75mm Anti-Aircraft gun Model 17/34 - can be built as deployed or being towed on wheels £8.50

FreGun 53 75mm Anti-Aircraft gun Model CA 1932-36 - can be built as deployed or being towed on wheels £8.50

FreGun 54 75mm Anti-Aircraft gun mounted on De Dion Bouton M13 Truck - 1913 vintage 200 still in service £10.00

FreGun 55 90mm M39 Anti-Aircraft gun - can be built as deployed or being towed on wheels by Latil TAR H (FreVeh 21) £11.00

FreGun 56 Citroen Kegresse P17 Half-Track + Train Rouler Bogie - tow for Model 97 Field gun & 25mm & 47mm ATG £7.50

FreGun 57 Citreon P19 portee for 25mm Anti-Tank gun (does not include Gun add FerGun1 or 2) - (£10.50 including ATG) £7.50

FreGun 58 Laffy S15T Artillery Tractor for 75mm and 105mm 1935B Field Guns £9.00

FreGun 59 Laffy S25T Artillery Tractor (6x6) for 105mm 1935 Field Guns £10.00

FreGun 60 Laffy S35 T - Heavy Tractor for 155mm GPF - Touzzard gun - Used by the Germans after the fall of France £10.00

FreGun 61 Laffy W15T tractor with Ammunition lockers, folded Canopy and side curtains- Tow for 47mm ATG £8.50

FreGun 62 Laffy W15TCC - Self Propelled 47mm ATG tank hunter + FM29 LMG A/A mount on light armoured cab £9.00

Laffy W15TCC ATG tank hunter - From original to drawing & design .....to your table - FreGun62 FreGun50

French Cavalry Hussars, Chasseurs a Cheval and North African Spahis.

Used in all campaigns up till 1943.



French Artillery units were still using a mixture of world war one designs, some being updated, as well as more modern types. The classic 75mm Field gun is available in wooden or pneumatic wheeled versions. Horse drawn transport and artillery was still around in significant numbers at this time. The French had done much to pioneer motorised transport. Many of their heavier guns were pulled by effective heavy transport tractors much of which was re-used by the German army after the fall of France. Some of the French Transport vehicles were successfully exported before the outbreak of war in 1939.

Codes FreGun 3 FreGunSet 1 Somua MCG 5 Halftrack tractor Original – Drawings and design to Model Fregun24

Code French Artilary and assosiated transports/equipments Price Quantity

FreGun 1 75mm Model 97 Field Gun on Wooden wheels £6.00

FreGun 2 75mm Model 97 Field Gun on pneumatic tyres £6.00

FreGun 3 UNIC P107 Half-Track - Tractor for Model 97 Field Gun & Model 35C Howitzer £7.50

FreGun 4 Caisson for Model 97 Field Guns - Pneumatic tyre - can be built travelling or parked firing positions £5.00

FreGun 5 Caisson for Model 97 Field Guns - Wooden wheels -can be built travelling or parked firing positions £5.00

FreGun 6 Limber + 6 horse team with traces for 75mm Field Gun + 3 horse riders + 3 crew on Limber £12.50

FreGun 7 6 French Artillery gunners in firing positions on the guns and working the Caisson £4.80

FreGun 8 105mm Model 1913 gun (Pneumatic tyres) - Also used by Poland, Belgium & Italy £7.00

FreGun 9 105mm Model 1913 gun (Wooden wheels) - Also used by Poland, Belgium & Italy £7.00

FreGun 10 Latil KTL4 Tractor for 105mm Model 1913 gun on pneumatic tyres £8.00

FreGun 11 105mm Model 1935B Howitzer Bourges (Pneumatic wheels) £6.00

FreGun 12 105mm Model 1935B Howitzer Bourges (Armoured wooden wheels) £6.00

FreGun 13 105mm Model 1936L Gun and Limber (Used also by Rumania) £8.50

FreGun 14 105mm M34S Field Gun (virtually identical to Japanese Type91 guns). £6.00

FreGun 15 155mm Model 17C Howitzer- Pneumatic Wheels £7.00

FreGun 16 155mm Model 17C Howitzer Wooden wheels £7.00

FreGun 17 155mm GPF-Touzzard gun and limber £11.00

FreGun 18 155mm GPF M16 gun and limber (Solid tyres) £11.00

FreGun 19 220mm M16 Schneider Creusot Mortar - Used by Germans after fall of France). £8.00

FreGun 20 Latil Tar 1 Artillery Tractor - first used in 1916. Still in service in 1940. Tow for 155mm Guns + other heavy kit £10

FreGun 21 Latil TAR H - Heavy artillery tractor for 155mm GPF guns, 220mm Howitzer or model 32-36 Anti aircraft gun) £10

FreGun 22 Somua MCG 4 Half track tractor (open back) for 155mm M17C Howitzer/105 1936L guns. (Breakdown/recovery version as well) £8.50

FreGun 23 Somua MCG 4 Half track (box body) Tractor for 155mm/105mm guns/limbers/Caisson's £8.50

FreGun 24 Somua MCG 5 Half track tractor (Box body) £8.50

FreGun set 1 FreGun 2 + 6 =75mm Model 97 Field gun, limber, 6 horse team, 3 riders 3 seated gunners £18.00

Codes: FreGun16 FreGun19 FreGun23 FreGun 1, 5 & 7t Fregun 24 & 60

French Motorcycles, dismounted motorcyclists and armoured car regiment troops France had a solid motorcycle industry that produced many good types used by the military. Like the Germans, the French had equipped units as motorcycle reconnaissance troops. These French highly mobile, motorised units gave a good account of themselves. Many of these motorcycle designs were widely adopted by German and other axis forces after the fall of France in 1940. Dismounted figures are also available here in a variety of poses and wear the 1935 issue Havana leather jacket. These figures, when painted in different colures can be used for dismounted members of the armoured car regiments and motorcycle squadrons attached to the Cuirassiers.

Code French Motorcycles and Dismounted motorcyclists/Armoued Car Regiment/Recconaissance group troops Price Quantity

FreMcy 1 Gnome Rhone AX2 motorcycle and side car - 2 crew + separate FM29 LMG + carbine £5.50

FreMcy 2 Peugeot P107 to P 12 solo motorcycles with rider, separate carbine £3.50

FreMcy 3 Indian 340B motorcycle and side car + 2 crew + separate FM29 LMG + carbine £6.00

FreMcy 4 Terrot RDA Motorcycle and DTP sidecar+ 2 crewman + separate FM29 LMG + carbine £5.50

FreMcy 5 7 dismounted troops in in different poses - wearing the 1935 model Havana leather jacket and leggings. £4.20

Codes: FreMcy 7 (2 of) FreMcy 7 FreMcy 2, FreMcy 3 FreMcy 1

French Artillery and associated Transports and equipments



French Armoured vehicles and Tanks had a number of very good qualities and were the equal or better to most German tanks in a straight head to head fight. What they lacked was consistent, imaginative leadership and aggressive deployment and control on mass. French tanks were well armoured but suffered from a single man turret design, poor speed, some lacked radios and the Char B1 Bis suffered from a restricted operating range before it needed to refuel. Most if not all these vehicles when captured, were re-used by the German or Axis forces throughout the war and on many fronts. All Our Models are cast from metal parts. Some of the bigger model tanks are substantial reproductions of the originals.

Code French Tanks and Armoured cars Price Quantity

FreArm 1 Renault D1 Tank with crewman seated on turret hatch and with optional Rear Skid trail. £8.50

FreArm 2 AMR 33 Light Tank with opening top turret hatch with gunner & optional spare wheel £7.00

FreArm 3 AMR 35 ZT Light tank open turret hatch and gunner option comes with 3 x turrets options 7.5mm MG, 13.2mm MG and 25mm ATG. £7.50

FreArm 4 Char B1 BIS £12.00

FreArm 5 Panhard P178 Armoured Car with separate optional mudguard extensions for additional stowage. £8.50

FreArm 6 Renault D2 Tank with Crewman seated on rear hatch. Both SA 35 & SA34 47mm guns supplied £8.00

FreArm 7 FCM 36 Tank £8.00

FreArm 8 Renault R35 Tank - kit includes optional trench-crossing skid trail. £7.50

FreArm 9 Renault R40 Tank - AMX running gear - kit includes optional trench-crossing skid trail. £7.50

FreArm 10 Hotchiss H35 Tank with tank Crewman & standard SA 18 gun. Comes with optional SA 38 main gun (some up gunned) £7.50

FreArm 11 Hotchiss H39 Tank -with SA 38 main gun + trench crossing skid trial. Comes with early production SA 18 gun barrel as optional fi tting £7.50

FreArm 12 Somua S35 Tank with crewman seated on turret hatch with 3 optional stowage panniers. £8.00

FreArm 13 Schneider P16 Half track armoured car £8.50

FreArm 14 Berliet VUDB - Light PAC for 6 to 7 men. Also used by Belgian Army £8.50

Codes: FreArm10 FreArm12 Drawings to Model FreArm 4

French Army military transport vehicles and Armoured Personnel carriers. French Military thinking of the post 1918 period gave rise to the Renault UE supply carrier. Military strategy of the time required an armoured carrier design to supply troops and speed was not a major consideration in the design. Supplies would be “dropped off” from these carriers via a tipping load bay by drivers under armour, able to cross “no mans land” in relative safety. Many of the French half track designs were very advanced and performed well. Motorised Infantry – Dragons Porte, were highly mobile, well trained and well equipped troops.

Code French Vehicles, Transport and crews Price Quantity

FreVeh 1 Renault UE Supply Carrier + Trailer + separate cover (Most numerous AFV in 1940 - over 5000 used) £6.00

FreVeh 2 Trailer for UE Supply Carrier + separate optional Canvas cover £2.00

FreVeh 3 Lorraine Carrier 38L Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) with armoured area for 4 men AND supplied with armoured trailer for 6 men £9.00

FreVeh 4 Citroen P19B VLTT staff car Half-Track+ Driver + Officer - both seated £9.00

FreVeh 5 Citroen P19 Dragoons Porte's - transport for 7 men, mortar/HMG carrier or 25mm ATG Portee £8.50

FreVeh 6 Citroen 23 Truck - Most common 1.5 Tonne truck used by French Army - used heavily by the Germans after the fall of France till war end. £9.00

FreVeh 7 Infantry Cart, 2 wheels with separate canvas cover. Can be towed. £3.00

FreVeh 8 Laffy S20 TL Dragoon Portes - for 10 man crew, mortar carrier, 25mm ATG portee or tow £9.00

FreVeh 9 10 Dragoons Portes infantry crewman - 9 seated +1 standing + LMG on mount suitable for Laffy S20 TL (FreVeh8) (Changed) £5.60

FreVeh 9 A 6 Dragoons Portes Infantry seated - ideal for trucks and vehicles (New) £3.50

FreVeh 10 UNIC TU-1 Half track (Used by Germans in Africa & Europe) £6.00

FreVeh 11 Simca Cinq - Fiat 500 Topolino 2 seater car - built for French military use. Also used by Italy and Germans after fall of France £6.00

FreVeh 12 Lorraine Carrier 28 4 x 6 Personnel Carrier - for 10 men & equipment. Used by DLM's. £8.00

Codes: FreVeh5 FreVeh 5, 8 & 9 (Seated Dragoons Portes) FreVeh4

French Armoured Vehicles & Tanks



Polish Infantry and support Weapons The Polish Army of 1939 was well organised and fought a number of stubborn engagements against the Germans. The levels of casualties they inflicted on the German armies particularly to the Panzers, gave cause for concern amongst the higher German command.

Code Polish Infantry 1939 Price Quantity

PolInf 1 1 x Infantry Officer firing pistol £0.60

PolInf 2 1 x Infantryman Firing Rifle standing £0.60

PolInf 3 1 x Infantryman Firing rifle Kneeling £0.60

PolInf 4 1 x Infantryman Firing rifle Prone £0.60

PolInf 5 3 x Infantryman - Attacking in different poses with fixed bayonets £1.80

PolInf 6 1 x Infantryman - Advancing rifle slung and full pack £0.60

PolInf 7 1 x Infantryman - attacking throwing grenade £0.60

Polset 1 Set of 11 different Polish Infantry = PolInf 1,2,3,4,5 (3 figs),6,7, 20 & 21 £6.30


PolInf 20 BAR LMG - with Infantryman firing in prone pose £0.60

PolInf 21 WZ35 Marosczek anti-tank rifle - Infantryman firing prone £0.60

PolInf 22 46mm Granatnik WZ36 mortar + 1 crewman prone firing weapon £1.00

PolInf 23 81mm Brandt Mortar (Polish version) + 2 crew in firing positions £3.00

PolInf 24 Browning Machine Gun (Polish version) & 2 crew in firing positions £2.00

Codes: PolInf 5,6,7,20 & 21 PolInf1, Pollnf2, Polnf3, PolInf4, PolInf5 (3 figs), PolInf6

Polish Cavalry units The Polish Cavalry arm and its associated equipment is well represented here in this range. Like many European countries, they had a mixture of home produced and imported equipments. You can use a selection of equipments found in other ranges to provide Polish imported military equipments. France was a major supplier of the Poles in the inter war period.

Code Polish Cavalry Price Quantity

PolCav 1 1 x Cavalry Ulan Officer wearing czapka with sabre £1.40

PolCav 2 1 x Cavalry Ulan - Mounted hands on Reins, & rifle £1.40

PolCav 3 1 x Cavalry Ulan - Lancer mounted holding lance, with seperate rifle £1.40

PolCav 4 1 x Cavalry Ulan - Lancer mounted thrusting lance (Seperate) & rifle £1.40

PolCav 5 1 x Cavalry Ulan - Sabre raised mounted on horse with rifle £1.40

PolCav 6 1 x Cavalry Ulan - seperate Sabre arm mounted on horse with rifle £1.40

PolCav 7 1 x Cavalry Ulan - Sabre shouldered mounted on horse with rifle £1.40

PolCav 10 1 x Cavalryman horse holder with 4 standing horses with extended reins £3.80

PolCav 7 1 x Walking horses £0.80

PolCav 8 1 x Galloping horse #1 £0.80

PolCav 9 1 x Galloping horse #2 £0.80

FreCav 15 Model 1911 Cavalry Machine gun cart, pulled by 4 horses, driven by 2 riders, supplied with Hotchkiss Model 14 HMG (Used by Polish Cav) £9.00

Code Dismounted Cavalry Price Quantity

PolCav 20 Dismounted Cavalry - Standing firing rifle £0.60

PolCav 21 Dismounted Cavalry - Kneeling Firing rifle £0.60

PolCav 22 Dismounted Cavalry - prone firing rifle £0.60

PolCav 23 Dismounted Cavalry - Prone firing Browning BAR LMG £0.60

PolCav 24 Dismounted Cavalry - Runing with Rifle £0.60

PolCav 25 Dismounted Cavalry - Firing WZ35r Marosczek anti tank rifle £0.60

PolCav 26 Set of 6 dismounted Polish Cavalry in different positions - PolCav 20,21,22,23,24 & 25 £3.30

The Polish Army of 1939



Polish Artillery and anti-tank weapon equipments.

Polish anti-tank gunners inflicted a heavy casualty toll on the Germans. Some of the Polish equipment was either built under licence or

imported. Use models from other parts of this range to supplement the Polish forces. Some minor modifications or cutting may be

required. See instruction sheets for details.

Code Polish Artilary and anti aircraft/anti -tank guns Price Quantity

PolGun 1 Bofors 37mm Anti-tank gun with 2 x Gunners £5.10

PolGun 2 Bohler 47mm Anti-tank gun with 2 crew in firing positions £5.10

PolGun 3 Limber + 6 horse team with traces for 75mm Field Gun + 3 Polish horse riders + Polish 3 crew on Limber (New) £12.50

PolGun 4 3 Polish horse riders + Polish 3 seated crew for lorry or Limber (New) £3.60

FreGun 4 Caisson for Model 97 Field Guns - Pnuematic tyre - can be built traveling or parked firing positions £5.00

FreGun 7 6 Artilary gunners in firing positions for 75mm Model 97 Field guns working the gun & Caisson £4.80

FreGun 56 Citroen Kegresse P17 Half-Track + Train Rouler Bogie - tow for Model 97 Field gun & 25mm & 47mm ATG £7.50

FreArm 10 Hotchiss H35 Tank with tank Crewman & standard SA 18 gun. Comes with optional SA 38 main gun (some up gunned) £7.50

FreVeh 4 Citroen P19B VLTT staff car Half-Track+ Driver + Officer - both seated £9.00



The British forces and the BEF (British Expeditionary Force) have a particular affection for me. My Father was in the BEF and fought with the Ox and Bucks light infantry seeing actions in Belgium in 1940. His unit fought many a hard battle with the Germans on the Escaut canal, and holding the Ypres-Comines canal line for 3 days of bitter fighting to help keep the Dunkirk pocket open for the escape of others. Wounded, he remained a POW till wars end. British Forces involved in conflicts from 1937 till mid 1942 and in some cases with certain equipments, beyond. A lot of the early kit and equipment saw extended service in the later years of the conflict with Japan in the far east.

Code Infantry and support accessories Prices Quantity

BriTInf 1 Infantry Officer advancing with revolver in hand £0.60

BriTInf 2 Infantry Officer using Binoculars £0.60

BriTInf 3 1 x Infantryman advancing with rifle slung £0.60

BriTInf 4 1 x Infantryman standing and firing Rifle £0.60

BriTInf 5 1 x Infantryman kneeling and firing Lee Enfield Rifle £0.60

BriTInf 6 1 x Infantryman prone firing Lee Enfield rifle £0.60

BriTInf 7 1 x Infantryman advancing and firing Bren gun from hip £0.60

BriTInf 8 3 x Infantryman advancing with fixed bayonets in different positions £1.80

BriTInf 9 1 x Infantryman with Thompson Sub machine gun £0.60

BriTInf 10 1 x Infantryman - advancing throwing grenade, seperate rifle £0.60

BriTInf 11 British Infantryman on bycycle with seperate rifle £1.60

BriTInf 12 British Infantryman casualty with seperate rifle (NEW) £0.60

BriTset 1 Pack of 15 Infantry types - all different poses £8.70

Code Infantry Support Weapons : Prices Quantity

BritInf 30 Boyes Anti-tank rifle with Infantryman prone aiming position £0.60

BritInf 31 Vickers Machine Gun with 2 x crew in firing position £2.00

BritInf 32 2 Inch Mortar with 2 x crewman in Firing positions prone £2.00

BritInf 33 3 Inch Mortar with 2 x crewman in firing position kneeling/standing £3.00

BritInf 34 Bren gunner + number 2 for Bren gunner - firing weapon in prone positions (New_ £1.25

BritInf 35 Seperate weapons - Lewis gun, Bren gun, Boyes ATR and Rifles x 2 (New) £1.00

Code British Army - Artilary Prices Quantity

BritGun 1 18/25 Pounder Field Gun (Early patern in use till 1941) £6.00

BritGun 2 6 x BEF Gunners for 18/25 Pounder Field Guns £3.60

BritGun 3 Limber for 18/25 Pounder Field Guns with ammunition locker £4.00

BritGun 4 British 4.5 inch Howitzer £5.00

BritGun 5 British 6 inch Howitzer with shell carrier £7.00

BritGun 6 6 x BEF gunners for 6 inch howitzer, 4.5 mk1 or 60 pounder Guns £3.60

BritGun 7 4.5 Mark 1 (or 60 Pounder ) Gun on 60 pounder carridge and limber £11.00

The Forces of the British Empire 1937 till 1942 including

the BEF to France/Norway in 1939/40

British Infantry and support weapons

Code : BritGun 10



Codes: BritGun1 & 4 BritGun3 and BritVeh5

Code British Army - Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft guns Prices Quantity

Britgun 8 2 Pounder Anti-Tank Gun - can be made as traveling or deployed firing position £5.50

Britgun 9 2 x BEF Gunners for 2 Pounder ATG £1.60

Britgun 10 QF 3 Inch 20 cwt Anti-Aircraft gun on 4 wheel trailor with crew rifle rack, ammunition locker £13.00

Britgun 11 3.7 inch Anti-Aircraft Gun -on 4 wheel trailer- in service till 1945 all fronts £14.00

Britgun 12 Anti-Aircraft Acoustic Sound Locator on Dyson Trailor - range 10 miles £11.00

FreGun 41 25mm Hochtkiss M34 Anti tank gun (Also used by BEF) £3.50

Britgun 13 3 X crew for French Hotchiss M34 Anti tank gun 1 with ammo box, 2 firing gun £1.85

Britgun 14 Light weight sound locator (Home defence set) +3 crewman, +spotter with binoculars in chair + Lewis machine gunner on AA mount firing position £7.00

Britgun 14a AA Spotter with binoculars in chair + Lewis machine gunner on AA mount in firing position (New) £2.40

BritGun14B British "tommy" AA Spotter with binoculars in chair with seperate Rifle (New) £1.25

Britgun 15 Bohler 47mm Anti-tank gun - used by indian forces against the Japs from captured western desert stocks ex italian £5.20

Britgun16 Bofors 37mm Anti-tank gun (used by Britsh(ex sudanese army) in Western Desert) (New) £4.00

Code British Army - Vehicles and Armour Prices Quantity

Britveh 1 A11 Matilda Mark 1 Tank £8.50

Britveh 2 Bren Gun Carrier No2 Mark 1 (1938) with Boyes ATG Early patern carrier £7.50

Britveh 3 Light Dragon Mark 2D tracked transport vehicle and gun tow (seperate canvus covers roled up) £7.50

Britveh 4 Light Dragon Mark 3 tracked transport vehicle and gun tow (Seperate canvus cover deployed). £7.50

Britveh 5 Guy Quad Ant - 4 x 4 Field Artillery tractor £8.50

Britveh 6 Scammell Pioneer R100 £14.00

Britveh 7 Norton Motorcycle and sidecar & Brengun with 3 crewman + seperate rifles £6.00

Britveh 8 Bedford MWD Truck + Portee with loading ramps for 25mm M34 Hotchiss ATG (ATG not included) £8.50

BEF Dragons – Codes: BritVeh 3 & 4 Various British Infantry from the range.


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Early War Miniatures – WW2 Catalogue 2 – March 2011 All the miniatures are made from high quality white metals only [email protected]

The Armed forces of the Netherlands – The Dutch 1940-1942 The Dutch Army gave a good account of its self and fought well in many places. Their stubbornness delayed the German “time table” eventually leading to the Germans “terror bombing Rotterdam” in an effort to speed up the capitulation of the Dutch armed forces. There are many interesting and exciting scenarios to be modelled and/or gamed including the “a bridge to far – 1940” campaign, The fighting over the Rotterdam airfields, defensive fighting against the German 1st Cavalry Division and the seaplane landings and assaults on the Rotterdam bridges. Many of these units are useable to help represent the Dutch forces that fought the Japanese in the far east in 1941/42.

Code Dutch Infantry and Assessories Price Quantity

DutInf 1 Infantry officer firing pistol £0.60

DutInf 2 Infantryman standing firing rifle £0.60

DutInf 3 Infantryman Kneeling firing rifle £0.60

DutInf 4 Infantryman prone firing rifle £0.60

DutInf 5 3 x Infantryman attacking with bayonets in different poses £1.80

DutInf 6 Infantryman - attacking throwing a grenade £0.60

DutInf 7 Infantryman - advancing rifle slung £0.60

DutInf 12 Infantryman- riding Bycycle - seperate rifles and cycle £1.60

Dutset 1 Set of ten Infantry - all different poses (DutInf 1,2,3,4,5(3 figs),6,7 & DutInf 20 codes) £6.60 Infantry Support Weapons Price Quantity

DutInf 20 Lewis machine gunner - prone firing position £0.60

DutInf 21 81mm Brandt mortar + 2 crewman kneeling firing poses £3.00

DutInf 22 Schwarzlose heavy machine gun on tripod + 2 crewman seated in firing poses £2.00 Code Dutch Artilary and Anti Tank Guns Price Quantity

Dutgun1 75mm NM10 Krupp Siderius Field gun (Krupp Model 1903) £6.00

Dutgun2 6 Dutch Artilary crewman for 75mm NM10 Field gun V £3.60

Dutgun3 Bofors 105mm Field gun -Model 27 Field gun - Dutch version - Swedish import. £8.00

Dutgun4 Solothurn S18/100 20mm Anti tank gun + 1 crewman prone firing pose with trailer £2.00

Dutgun5 47mm Bohler anti-tank gun + 2 crewman in fire ready poses (Dutch version - mussel brake and Pnuematic tyres) £5.10

Dutgun6 6 Dutch Artilary crewman for Bofors 105mm Field gun £3.60

Dutgun7 20mm Oerlikon Anti/Aircraft gun - with 3 dutch crew manning/firing (New) £5.80

Dutgun8 Bofors 37mm Anti-tank gun with 2 Dutch crew firing weapon) (New) £5.25 Some nicely painted Dutch Infantry 1940 - Artist Tony Jones.

A selection of the Dutch Range in pictures – more models to follow.

Just some of the Dutch 1940 Range


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The Army of Belgium 1940. The Belgian Army of 1940 has an interesting array of weaponry available to it. Some of which is World War 1 vintage and was given to Belgium by Germany as part of its WW1 reparations payments. Still in service in 1940, these make interesting additions to any WW2 army in 1940. The Belgian army in places, gave a good account of its self but lacked modern tactics, equipments and forward thinking by its high command. The Chasseurs d Ardennes fought well, delaying the Germans in places in a set of fighting retreat actions in the forests of the Ardennes. Many good scenarios and modelling opportunities exist for the Campaign of May 1940 using these miniatures. Code Belgian Infantry and accessories Price Quantity

BelInf 1 Infantry Officer firing MP28 sub machine gun £0.60

BelInf 2 Infantryman - Advancing Rifle Slung £0.60

BelInf 3 Infantryman - Standing firing rifle £0.60

BelInf 4 Infantryman - Kneeling firing rifle £0.60

BelInf 5 Infantryman - Prone firing rifle £0.60

BelInf 6 Infantryman - Throwing grenade £0.60

BelInf 7 Infantryman x 3 - Attacking with bayonets in 3 different positions £1.80

Belset 1 Set of 10 Belgian Infantry - includes BELINF 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 (3) & 20. (all different poses) £5.60


BelInf 20 Browning BAR Light Machine Gun (LMG) with Infantryman prone firing £0.60

BelInf 21 Machine Gun MG08 with 2 crew in seated/kneeling firing positions £2.00

BelInf 22 50mm DBT mortar with 1 crewman firing prone £1.00

BelInf 23 76mm Minenwerfer (wheels supplied) + 2 crewman standing £5.10

BelInf 24 Minenweferfer additional crew man - 2 men standing, one holding a fresh round (NEW) Al lows the ful l 4 man crew. £1.20

BelInf 25 76mm FRC Infantry support gun + 2 crewman operating the gun £5.10

Code Belgian Artilary and anti-Tank guns Price Quantity

Belgun 1 Belgian Canon de 120L Cockerill MLE 1931 gun- towed by FN truck (Not included) £10.00

Belgun 2 6 x Artilary crewman for 120L Cockerill Gun £3.60

Belgun 3

Belgun 4 SA FRC 47mm Anti-Tank gun + 2 crewman in seated firing posions £5.60

Belgun 5 Belgian Canon de 75 MLE GPIII - Belgian modified version of the German 7.7 FK16 Field Gun - WW1 reperations - bulk of the Field Artilary £6.00

Belgun 6 6 Artilary crewman for 75mm GP3 Field Gun - all different poses including 2 seated gunners £3.60

Code Belgian Vehicles and equipments Price Quantity

BelVeh 1 Vickers Utility Tractor - Vickers built. Tow for 47mm ATG (BelGun 4) £6.00

BelVeh 2 Belgian FN Infantry Tricar with Rider - can be used as MG carrier or AA version £6.00

FreArm 14 Berliet VUDB - Light Armoured personel carrier for upto 7 men. Used by Belgian Army £8.50

Additions planned to the range include the Chasseurs D Ardennes Infantry, Belgian FN M12 motorcycles with sidecar and some light armoured vehicles.

A selection of the Belgian Army in miniature from the range.


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Norwegian Armed forces – 1938 till 1940

Norwegians fought a tough battle against the Germans in 1940. Some of the units can be represented using elements of this range. They compliment the British expeditionary forces and the French Chasseurs D Alpine expeditionary elements that fought in Norway in April and May 1940.

Code Norwegian Army 1939 - 41 - Descriptions Price Quantity

NorInf 1 Infantry - Officer with Pistol £0.60

NorInf 2 Infantry - Officer with Binoculars £0.60

NorInf 3 Infantry - Firing rifle in standing position £0.60

NorInf 4 Infantry - Firing rifle in Kneeling position £0.60

NorInf 5 Infantry - Firing Rifle in prone position £0.60

NorInf 6 Infantry - Attacking position with Bayonet fixed £0.60

NorInf 7 Infantry - Advancing with Rifle slung £0.60

NorInf 8 Infantry - 2 men in different positions with seperate ski's and rifles £1.60


NorInf 30 Infantry - Firing Madsen LMG in a prone position £0.60

NorInf 31 Infantry - Armed with Browning M38 Machine gun with 2 crew in firing positions£2.00

NorInf 32 Infantry - Armed with 81mm Mortar with 2 crew in fing position £2.00 Other Nations This section features a range of equipments and weapons of “other nations” that were used by the armies of the Early war era. Russian 1902 75mm Putilov field gun: At the end of World War 1, the Romanian Army had a number of 76.2mm Putilov model 1902 field guns captured from the Russian Army. Starting with 1936, for calibre standardization of the various guns in service, the existing Putilov guns were re-tubed for the 75mm round. The resulting artillery piece, the quick firing Schneider-Putilov model 1902/36 field gun, serviced the artillery regiments of the infantry divisions.

Krupp Model 02 75mm Field gun : The Krupp 7.5 cm Model 1903 was a field gun used by Denmark and the Netherlands in World War II. It also formed the basis for the Type 38 75 mm Field Gun used by Japan. In Danish service it was known as the 03 L/30 and doesn't appear to have been modified in any significant way before World War II. The Dutch bought some 204 and purchased a production-license as well. 120 appear to have been manufactured in the Netherlands, where it was known as the 7-veld (DutGun1 - NM10 Krupp Siderius). The Germans designated these guns as the 7.5 cm Feldkanone 243(h) (AxisGun1)after the Battle of the Netherlands. Danish guns were known in German service as the 7.5 cm Feldkanone 240(d).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denmark

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netherlands

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_38_75_mm_Field_Gun

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Netherlands


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Axis Army Units The core of these ranges are the Allied Armies of the early war years. These axis forces represent miniatures not easily available in 20mm and that compliment the allied miniatures. The Italians had a number of arms manufacturers who exported so you will find some of their artillery in other armies. The German infantry and particularly the support weapons are covered for the early war era. All the infantry carry the early war army infantry equipment rigs. Use of MG08 HMG and the Anti-tank rifle help to give German units a true early war period feel.

Italian Empire Armed forces – 1935 till 1943

The Italian Empire and some of its armed forces are covered in this range. Forces here are applicable to campaigns in Abyssinia, the Western Desert, France in 1940, Greece, Albania, Tunisia, Scilly and the Italian mainland. Also, elements of the Italian division that went to fight in Russia for the Axis in 1941 can be covered.

Code Italian Army Prices Quantity

ItaInf 1 1 x Infantry officer advancing with Pistol in hand £0.60

ItaInf 2 1 x Infantryman firing rifle in standing position £0.60

ItaInf 3 1 x Infantryman firing rifle in kneeling position £0.60

ItaInf 4 1 x Infantryman firing rifle prone position £0.60

ItaInf 5 3 x Infantryman attacking with bayonets all in different poses £1.80

ItaInf 6 1 x Infantryman attacking throwing a grenade £0.60

ItaInf 7 1 x Infantryman firing Barretta SMG £0.60 Code Infantry Support Weapons : Prices Quantity

ItaInf 20 1 x Breda M30 Machine gun with crewman firing in prone position £0.60

ItaInf 21 1 x Fiat M13/35 Machine gun and 2 crewman £2.00

ItaInf 22 1 x 45/5 M35 Brixia mortar and 1 crew man £1.00

ItaInf 23 1 x 81mm Brandt Mortar and 2 crew men £3.00 Code Italian Army - Cavalry Prices Quantity

ItaCav 1 1 x Cavalryman Hands on Reins £0.60

ItaCav 2 1 x Cavalryman - with Sabre raised £0.60

ItaCav 3 1 x Cavalry horse in walking pose £0.80

ItaCav 4 2 x Cavalry horse in galloping pose £0.80

ItaCav 5 4 x Dismounted Cavalryman - all in different poses £2.40 Code Italian Army - Artilary Prices Quantity

ItaGun 1 Model 11 75/27 Krupp Field Gun with 6 artilary crew man £9.60

ItaGun 2 Model 11 75/27 Deport Field Gun with 6 artilary crew man £9.60

ItaGun 3 Cannone DA 105/28 £7.50 Code Italian Army - Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft guns Prices Quantity

ItaGun 20 Bohler 47mm Anti-tank gun with 2 crew in firing positions £5.20

ItaGun 21 20mm Solothurn S18-1100 Anti Tank Gun and 1 crew man £2.00 Code Italian Army - Vehicles and Armour Prices Quantity

ItaArm 1 CV 33 Tankette £5.00

ItaArm 2 CV 33 Tankette with Flame thrower and trailer £7.00

Japan

A small range of equipments used by the forces of Japan are included here. Its not a vast range, but

should be used to complement existing collections with hard to find items such as those listed here.

Japanease items Prices Quantity

JapGun1 13.2mm Twin Hotchiss Anti-Aircraft gun + seated Jap gunner (export version - widly used) £4.40


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The German Army of the Blitzkrieg era from 1939 – till 1942

The German Army is represented here by a core list and an associated types list to be used after the fall of primarily the French and other allied armies. The Core list deals with German forces in service from 1938 until late 1941 when the Army “Y” strap became the more common standard issue. There are some additional new and widly used in the early war period German support weapons available here. The MG08 HMG, MG 08-15 & Czech ZB 26 LMG’s and the PZB39 Anti-tank rifle. The “associated types” are those equipments captured by the Germans and re-used by the Germans and other axis forces till in some cases, till war’s end in 1945. Practically nearly all the French motorised and armoured equipments were re-used in some form or another. The soft skins vehicles and in particular the half tracks, were widely adopted. Much of the heavier artillery of Belgium, Holland and France, also found its way into Axis service. (New) There is a completely new range of early war German Paratroopers now available. These are suitable for German operations up to and including Create in 1941. These are the latest designs to come from EWM. They allow gamers to accurately represent western front battles in Norway, Holland, France and Belgium using early war German paratroopers. The core list types represents the German infantry units of the army and includes some Cavalry units. The German 1st Cavalry Division was involved in the invasion of Holland and fought the Dutch in May 1940. A good array of infantry support weapon’s are represented including the main Anti-Tank rifle in service with German Army, the PZB39. GerSet 2 is a collection of support weapon/light artilleryman for use in manning other makers ATG’s or 75mm Infantry guns.

Code German Infantry Price Quantity

GerInf 1 1 x Infantry officer using binoculars £0.60

GerInf 2 1 x Infantry officer - Attacking with luger pistol £0.60

GerInf 3 1 x Infantryman/NCO - Firing MP28 Sub machine gun £0.60

GerInf 4 1 x Infantryman - Advancing/marching with rifle slung £0.60

GerInf 5 1 x Infantryman - Standing firing rifle £0.60

GerInf 6 1 x Infantryman - kneeling firing rifle £0.60

GerInf 7 1 x Infantryman -Prone firing rifle £0.60

GerInf 8 2 x Infantryman attacking with rifles & bayonets fixed in different positions £1.20

GerInf 9 2 x Infantryman attacking - throwing stick grenades in different positions £1.20

GerSet 1 Set of 14 Infantry - all different types. £8.12

GerSet 2 (NEW) Set of 6 usefull support weapon and light artilary crewman - al l di fferent poses £3.60


GerInf 11 MG34 Machine gun with 2 x crewman Prone firing positions £2.00

GerInf 12 MG08 Machine gun (Seperate) with 2 crew in seated firing positions £3.00

GerInf 13 5cm Light mortar + 2 crewman in prone firing position £2.00

GerInf 14 8cm Heavy Mortar + 2 crewman in kneeling firing positions £3.00

GerInf 15 PZB39 Anti tank rifle with Infantryman prone position firing £0.60

GerInf 16 (new) MG08-15 LMG with 2 crewman in firing positions £2.00

GerInf 17 (New) Czech ZB 26 LMG with 2 crew in firing positions £2.00

Code German Paratroops (New EWM Range) Price Quantity

GerPara 1 Officer advancing with Pistol £0.65

GerPara 2 Paratrooper observing with Binocculars £0.65

GerPara 3 Paratrooper with MP38 SMG £0.65

GerPara 4 Paratrooper with Rifle prone firing £0.65

GerPara 5 Paratrooper Firing rifle in kneeling position £0.65

GerPara 6 Paratrooper firing rifle in standing position £0.65

GerPara 7 Paratrooper attacking, throwing hand grenade - seperate rifle £0.65

GerPara 8 Paratrooper advancing/runing carring rifle £0.65

GerPara 9 2 x Paratroopers with MG38 LMG in firing positions, ammo box + feed belt £2.00

GerPara 10 Paratrooper with PZB39 Anti-Tank Rifle in firing position £0.65

GerPara 11 Paratrooper pulling Drop container on wheels - seperate rifle £2.30

GerPara 12 Paratroop Section - 12 men , all different poses £10.00

Code German Cavalry and assessories Price Quantity

GerCav1 Cavalryman hands on Reins, mounted. £1.40

GerCav2 Cavalry horse walking - German cavalry horse fittings £0.80

Code German Artilary, Anti aircrafts and Anti-tank gun and Equipments Price Quantity

GerGun 1 German 7.5cm FK16 N.A - modernernised version of WW1 FK77 - longer barrel

GerGun 2 German 105mm FH16K - Same carridge AS fk16 - shorter barrel


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Future Catalogues will accurately reference all the Axis “captured equipment” with Axis type “designations” and references to which fronts/dates used where known.

Codes: GerInf2, GerInf1, GerInf3, GerInf4, GerInf5, Gerinf6

Shows for 2011 – So far I am booked into Abingdon – 6th March, Bovington tank museum 2/3 July, Colours in September and Crisis in Antwerp in November. If you are coming to one of these shows, do pre-order to save yourself postage charges and to guarantee I have what you want in stock. Ordering. The Best way to order is currently by email or post. Simply send me details of the products you require stating the product code and the quantity. Please don’t forget to add the postage charge applicable. Send to [email protected] and/or [email protected] . Use both email address’s for now as I transition to the new email ordering address. That way, it doubles the chances of email success! Payment is currently by cash, cheques made payable to Paul Thompson or via Paypal. I can send you a Paypal invoice if you provide me your Paypal contact details through which you can pay. In all cases, I will advise you by email when your order is processed and in the post to you. A web site is under construction as this catalogue is being drafted at earlywarminiatures.com . When finished, you will be able to properly browse the miniatures and order via a shopping cart arrangement. I hope to use the site to share relevant research material and allow people to comment and share information on the early war era as well. More details to follow. Do check in at earlywarminiatures.com when you can to watch progress. Thanks for taking the time to go through my EWM miniatures catalogue. Thanks also to Tom Lobley, the original creator of the Toms Tins range. His work is outstanding in my view and I had always been a good customer of his. Now, he gets to do what he like best, which is make new models for the range. I too am adding to the range and we have plans to expand it further during the coming year of 2011. Many thanks for your interest and your business, Kind regards Paul Thompson

Documents

Early War Miniatures Catalogue 2 March 2011