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Tamiya British Infantry Europe

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Our 4th MM Series infantry set introduces British soldiers to the 1/48 scale world. A widevariety of poses and figures, including riflemen, tankers and even a farmer is designed to suitall manner of modeling situations.

About the British Infantry British infantry squads were made up of 10 men organized around the Bren light machinegun,and consisted of a machinegun group, formed by the second-in-command, machine gunnerand loader, and a rifle group made up of 6 riflemen. The squad leader commanded bothgroups. The infantry uniform was marked by the distinctively shaped Mark II helmet, while theso-called Battledress of short wool jacket, leggings and boots was worn by all branches ofthe army. A denim version of the same battledress was worn in summer months, while leatherjerkins were used in winter. Tank crews initially wore the same khaki battledress with theaddition of a black beret, but in the later stage of the war this was largely supplanted bycoveralls.

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  • Set of 16 high quality, detailed 1/48 figures in various lifelike poses
  • Uniforms and equipment accurately depict WWII era British soldiers
  • Separate plastic weapons and equipment are included for added realism
  • 1 set includes: 8 British infantry, including 3 newly molded figures not available in 1/35 scale.
  • 4 tank crewmen, 3 Bren gun carrier crewmen including driver (torso only). 1 civilian farmer for use in dioramas
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Tamiya British Infantry Europe

£10.29

Our 4th MM Series infantry set introduces British soldiers to the 1/48 scale world. A widevariety of poses and figures, including riflemen, tankers and even a farmer is designed to suitall manner of modeling situations.

About the British Infantry British infantry squads were made up of 10 men organized around the Bren light machinegun,and consisted of a machinegun group, formed by the second-in-command, machine gunnerand loader, and a rifle group made up of 6 riflemen. The squad leader commanded bothgroups. The infantry uniform was marked by the distinctively shaped Mark II helmet, while theso-called Battledress of short wool jacket, leggings and boots was worn by all branches ofthe army. A denim version of the same battledress was worn in summer months, while leatherjerkins were used in winter. Tank crews initially wore the same khaki battledress with theaddition of a black beret, but in the later stage of the war this was largely supplanted bycoveralls.

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