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Manufacturer:
Battlefront Miniatures
1:100 Scale
The British Army is a modern fully-motorised force. Unfortunately this is not ideal in the lush jungle terrain of Malaya and Burma, so the riflemen needed to rely on their route marching skills to get about. However, most of the British troops are well-supplied with rifles and ammunition and can call on mortar, machine-gun, and carrier or armoured car support. The British units in the Indian army tended to get priority on equipment, but sometimes equipment wasn’t available and some units had to do without Boys anti-tank rifles and 2" light mortars. However, they are usually fully equipped with rifles and Bren light machine-guns, though usually only had very limited numbers of submachine-guns (Stens or Thompsons).
By 1943 the Indian Army had begun to get a handle on what was required for fighting in the jungles of Burma. Troops began to receive some instruction in jungle warfare and equipment and weapons were supplied in the required numbers. Even clothing had been adapted to the conditions with lighter summer cotton uniforms dyed jungle green.
Metal and resin components.
Contents:
Miniatures
‣ 4 Command Teams
‣ 12 Bren Gun & SMLE Rifle Teams
‣ 2 Boys Anti-tank Rifle Teams
‣ 2 2-inch Mortar Teams
‣ 6 6 pdr Anti-tank Gun Teams
‣ 3 Universal Carriers
‣ 3 Grant or Lee Tanks
‣ 4 25 pdr Gun Teams
1 Flames Of War Mini Rulebook
7 Unit Cards
The British Army is a modern fully-motorised force. Unfortunately this is not ideal in the lush jungle terrain of Malaya and Burma, so the riflemen needed to rely on their route marching skills to get about. However, most of the British troops are well-supplied with rifles and ammunition and can call on mortar, machine-gun, and carrier or armoured car support. The British units in the Indian army tended to get priority on equipment, but sometimes equipment wasn’t available and some units had to do without Boys anti-tank rifles and 2" light mortars. However, they are usually fully equipped with rifles and Bren light machine-guns, though usually only had very limited numbers of submachine-guns (Stens or Thompsons).
By 1943 the Indian Army had begun to get a handle on what was required for fighting in the jungles of Burma. Troops began to receive some instruction in jungle warfare and equipment and weapons were supplied in the required numbers. Even clothing had been adapted to the conditions with lighter summer cotton uniforms dyed jungle green.
Metal and resin components.
Contents:
Miniatures
‣ 4 Command Teams
‣ 12 Bren Gun & SMLE Rifle Teams
‣ 2 Boys Anti-tank Rifle Teams
‣ 2 2-inch Mortar Teams
‣ 6 6 pdr Anti-tank Gun Teams
‣ 3 Universal Carriers
‣ 3 Grant or Lee Tanks
‣ 4 25 pdr Gun Teams
1 Flames Of War Mini Rulebook
7 Unit Cards
Miniatures are supplied unpainted. Preparation and assembly are required.
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