Four German Heer troops armed with  MG34, KAR98 rifles and MP38. German sections consisted of  1 NCO, 7 riflemen and a two man MG34 team.

One of the section riflemen was attached to the MG34 team as an extra ammunition carrier. The packs will combine to make a complete section for 1939 to 1942.

Four German Heer troops armed with  KAR98 rifles.

 The packs will combine to make a complete section for 1939 to 1942.

Four German Waffen SS troops armed with  KAR98 rifles and MP28, in early war camouflage smocks.

Further packs are planned, and this pack can be combined with the above German infantry packs as early Waffen SS also wore uniforms in the style of the Heer.

Please excuse my painting.

One of  the most impressive military vehicles designed by the Czechs, the LT-38, found favour with the Panzertruppe upon acquisition. Construction continued until 1942.  Enough LT-38 tanks were absorbed to equip two Panzer Divisions, and were re-designated Panzerkampfwagen 38t. In 1940 the Panzer 38(t)s equipped Rommel's 7th Panzer, and the 8th Panzer Divisions. Armament was the excellent Skoda A3 37mm L40 gun

Introduced in 1935 by Skoda for the Czechoslovakian army as the LTM-35, the tank was absorbed into the Panzer forces of Germany in 1938. A very technically advanced tank, and renamed the Panzerkampfwagen 35(t), it saw action in  Poland, France and Russia. It had an effective Skoda A3 37mm gun, which was one of the most advanced tank guns of the period. During the invasion of France the tank made up the majority of the 6th Panzer Division, and also part of the 3rd Panzer Division. The model has optional Notek lamp and jack, and opening turret and driver hatches.

Back bone of the German reconnaissance units, the light armoured car 221, was armed with an MG34, and often a Pzb.39 anti tank rifle. The model contains both as well as a crew figure.

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