All posts published on 'March 2017'

German Tiger Tank Expansion

Heavily armoured and mounting the massive 8.8cm gun the Tiger was something to be feared as no Allied tank could stand in its way. The appearance of the Tiger forced the Allies to return to the drawing boards and find new solutions to counter this heavy hitter.

This pack contains:
1x unassembled Tiger tank
1x Tiger tank card
2x Hero card
1x Crew card
2x Upgrade cards

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Assembling The Tiger
German Tiger Tank Expansion

British Crusader Tank Expansion

The highly mobile Crusader tank was a mainstay of the British forces during the North African campaign. The high speed allowed the tank to fire on the move and strike at the weaker side armour of the German tanks, however when caught out in the open it could be easy prey for the heavier enemy tanks.

This pack contains:
1x unassembled Crusader tank
1x Crusader tank card
1x Hero card
2x Crew card
2x Upgrade cards

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Assembling The Crusader
British Crusader II/III Tank Expansion

British Honey Tank Expansion

Known as the M3 Stuart in the American army, the Honey was first fielded by the British in North Africa. It picked up the unofficial nickname of Honey after a tank driver remarked “She’s a honey”. Like the British Crusader the Honey was liked by crews for its high speed and was used extensively as a reconnaissance vehicle.

This pack contains:
1x unassembled Honey tank
1x Honey tank card
1x Hero card
2x Crew card
2x Upgrade cards

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Assembling The Honey

British Grant Tank Expansion

British Grant Tank Expansion

The British army fielded over 2,500 US built Grant tanks during the North African campaign. Larger and more heavily armoured than the other tanks fielded by the British, it mounted a powerful 75mm gun in the hull. The Grant also had a 37mm gun in a small turret that could engage targets that the hull mounted gun could not.

This pack contains:
1x unassembled Grant tank
1x Grant tank card
1x Hero card
1x Crew card
3x Upgrade cards

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Assembling The Grant

British Grant Tank Expansion

German Panzer IV (Long) Tank Expansion

The Panzer IV was the most widely manufactured German tank of World War Two. During the North African campaign it was armed with either a short 7.5cm gun that was capable of lobbing a shell over friendly troops, or the long 7.5cm gun that could easily penetrate the armour of heaviest Allied tank.

This pack contains:
1x unassembled Panzer IV tank
1x Panzer IV (Short) tank card
1x Panzer IV (Long) tank card
1x Hero card
2x Crew card
2x Upgrade cards

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Assembling The Panzer IV (Long) and Panzer IV (Short)
German Panzer IV 7.5cm Tank Expansion

German Panzer III Tank Expansion

The Panzer III is one of the iconic tanks of World War Two. Serving in the German army throughout the war the tank would be upgraded over time with larger guns and heavier armour. During the desert campaign in North Africa it was upgraded with a long 5cm cannon that was capable of knocking out any Allied tank.

This pack contains:
1x unassembled Panzer III tank
1x Panzer III (Long) tank card
1x Panzer III (Short) tank card
1x Hero card
2x Crew card
2x Upgrade cards

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Assembling The Panzer III (Short) and Panzer III (Long)
German Panzer III 5cm Tank Expansion

From the monthly archives: March 2017

German Tiger Tank Expansion

British Crusader Tank Expansion

British Honey Tank Expansion

British Grant Tank Expansion

German Panzer IV (Long) Tank Expansion

German Panzer III Tank Expansion

From the monthly archives: March 2017