Please note we stock all the Forces of Valour figures and vehicles including the latest repaints and new vehicles and the 1/72nd range.Please email or phone for details.We can add images to the site if there is something you are looking for which is not listed below.
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Fourth release of the Forces of Valor Extreme Metal 1/16 series is the Tiger 1 "Michael Wittmann Final Battle" Limited Edition of just 2000 pieces Worldwide. Each limited edition Tiger comes with its own unique "Certificate of Production" together with a boxed Michael Wittman figure. Also included are the four crewmen. Each is unique with different pose and facial expression. The engine is included in its own display box, there are also 2 full colour brochures detailing the history of the Tiger 1 at War and also the story of Michael Wittmann, the most successful tank commander of World War II.
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The initial designs for the Jagdpanther were created in the fall of 1942. The purpose was to mount an 88mm Pak 43 gun on a self propelled vehicle. The Panther chassis was chosen and the armored plating configuration was changed. Approximately 420 units were produced in 1944.
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The German's distinctive looking, 8-ton armored 'Half-Track' truck was used primarily against enemy aircraft. Featuring the 2cm Flakvierling 38 gun, this deadly tractor vehicle was also used effectively against ground based targets and personnel.
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The German 88mm Flak Gun was both an anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapon. It was powerful enough to penetrate heavy armour at long ranges. Although extremely effective, its large size made it difficult to move and conceal.
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An 8-ton armoured "half-track" tractor truck, fitted with a quadruple barreled Flakvierling 38 anti-aircraft gun. Orininally designed for use against enemy aircraft, this innovative and distinctive looking vehicle/gun combo was also highly effective against ground based targets and personnel.
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The Flakpanzer IV Wirbelwind is one of the most distinguishable German WW2 tanks. Built on older and sometimes battle damaged Panzer IV chassis, the Wirbelwind was an interim solution to defend against strong air assaults from allied aircraft. The Wirbelwind was armed with quadruple 20mm Flak 38 guns in an open turret designed with nine armored side panels.
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A stunning replica of the Panther tank used by the 3rd Panzer Division during The Eastern Front Campaign 1945. Precision engineering in die cast and plastic.Rotating turret with elevating 88mm gun and opening hatches.Very realistic 75mm machine gun is repositionable.Opening access ports that reveal internal compartment details. Vinyl tank tracks roll along the working suspension. Exquisitely reproduced hull and turret exterior including extra tank tread and tools Highly detailed soldier figures.True-to-life, hand painted and weathered real world accessories including weapons, ammo cases, battle damaged walls, tow cables,hooks and more!
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The most powerful tank of WW2, the King Tiger featured an 88mm gun and near impenetrable front armor. More than a match for its allied counterparts, this tank was one of the most feared weapons of the war. Even today, it stands as a hallmark of German armored engineering.
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Sporting a hide of thick armor and a mighty KwK 36 tank gun, the Tiger 1 sacrificed mobility for durability and firepower. Despite this drawback, and coupled with superior German tactics, the Tiger 1 proved a much feared foe on the battlefields of WW2.
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The Panzer IV Ausf. F was actually the third production variant to the Panzer IV. The initial versions A, B, and C were used for development and training only. The first production unit was an Ausf. D. The Ausf. F featured a new turret design, a new drive sprocket and was the last variant armed with short barrel 75mm gun. |
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The Panzer IV Ausf. F was actually the third production variant to the Panzer IV. The initial versions A, B, and C, were used for development and training only. The first production unit was an Ausf. D. The Ausf. F featured a new turret design, a new drive sprocket and was the last variant armed with the short barrel 75mm gun.
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The StuG III Ausf. G was one of the most cost effective tanks to manufacture in the German Army. The relatively low cost led to high production numbers. There were over 7,500 produced during WW II. The Tank Destroyer design was much simpler and much quicker to produce than the rotating turret designed tanks.
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The StuG III Ausf. G was an effective medium assault tank in the German arsenal. The armored skirts, the improved main gun, the sheer numbers, and the overall reliability made the Ausf. G a potent weapon. The StuG III easily managed the cold, wet, and snowy weather.
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The most produced German armored vehicle of WW2, the "Stug III" was built on a Panzer tank chassis. Originally, this assault gun was created to support infantry maneuvers, but it was continually modified during the war and eventually found its most notable role in that of a tank destroyer.
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Die cast metal and plastic replica in 1:32nd scale of the Sd. Kfz. 251/9. The Sd. Kfz. 251 half-track was produced in many variants. The 251/9 Kanonenwagen featured a 75 MM cannon, could carry 52 rounds, and was operated by a crew of 3.
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complete with figures and accessories
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complete with figure and accessories
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complete with figure and accessories
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complete with figure and accessories
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The true Forces of Valor…the men that fought the battles, the men behind the machines, the men who gave the ultimate sacrifice. These men came from every nation and every creed to battle on their countries behalf. Unrecognized acts of heroism occurred every hour of every day, across every battle field.
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In the early battles along the Russian Front, the T-34 proved very formidable against the German medium tanks. However, by 1943, the newer German heavy tanks neccessitated greater firepower from the Russian arsenal. The T-34 was modified with a heavier armor hull and a more powerful 85mm gun.
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complete with figure and accessories
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A light tank designed for American and Allied forces, serving in multiple theaters of WW2. Nicknamed the "Honey" for its quickness and dependability, it was nonetheless underarmored and undergunned. Tanks like the Staurt eventually took a secondary role to medium tank battalions, serving as recon and screening units. |
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complete with figure and accessories.This model is now discontinued only a few left.
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The half-track operation of the M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage was a specific necessity in navigating the rough terrain of the Ardennes Forest. Equipped with four .50 caliber machine guns and an armor reinforced turret, the M16 was primarily used against German ground troops.
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Initially requested by the U.S. Army Supply Corps, the Amphibian GP (also known as a Peep) was a multifaceted light vehicle capable of steady amphibious operation and fast land transport. The versatility made the Amphibian popular with troops in both the Western Front and Pacific Theater.
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Authentically detailed, 1:32 scale plastic soldiers and accessories recall the heroism of the 82nd Airborne!
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The true Forces of Valor…the men that fought the battles, the men behind the machines, the men who gave the ultimate sacrifice. These men came from every nation and every creed to battle on their countries behalf. Unrecognized acts of heroism occurred every hour of every day, across every battle field. |
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The true Forces of Valor…the men that fought the battles, the men behind the machines, the men who gave the ultimate sacrifice. These men came from every nation and every creed to battle on their countries behalf. Unrecognized acts of heroism occurred every hour of every day, across every battle field. OUT OF STOCK |
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The M3 Grant was a United States tank design that was modified for the British Army. The British Government had sought a complete British design, but had to accept a modified U.S. designed Tank. The British Army did not like the high profile of the standard U.S. turret, so they offered a lower profile turret with more crew space that would fit within the same turret ring. |
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The U.S. M60A1 Patton Tank began production in 1960. It had a high profile and limited cross-country capabilities but proved reliable and effective in the Israeli Army Yom Kippur War. Its last combat action by the U.S. Marines occurred during Operation Desert Storm.
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The true Forces of Valor…the men that fought the battles, the men behind the machines, the men who gave the ultimate sacrifice. These men came from every nation and every creed to battle on their countries behalf. Unrecognized acts of heroism occurred every hour of every day, across every battle field. |
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complete with figure and accessories |
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