Products tagged with Flames of War

The Hungarians adopted the Swedish Landsverk L-62 anti-aircraft tank design in 1940. It was seen as a duel purpose weapon that could serve in both the anti-tank and anti-aircraft role.

The Csaba armoured car started life as a design by former Hungarian engineer Michael Straussler. He designed a four-wheel-drive armoured car for the British army in 1933, and asked Hungarian company Manfred Weiss to produce the prototype for him. This arm

Like most Machine-guns in 2nd Edition Flames Of War the Maxim has a Range 24”/60cm, ROF 6, AT 2, FP 6.

A Finnish Jalkaväki komppania can have up to two Machine-gun platoon as weapons choices.

Designed by Evan Allen
Painted by Dion Holswich

Flames of War: Finnish: Infantry Platoon

They can be upgraded from Rifle teams to Rifle/MG teams.

The command team can be a Close-defence SMG team with Tank Assault 4. They are Fearless Veterans.

Designed by Evan Allen
Painted by Dion Holswich

The Landsverk Anti-II is an excellent mobile anti-aircraft weapon, though only lightly armed and armoured can hold its own against light armour. It is mobile (Fully-tracked) and well armed (40mm 36M Bofors gun: Range 24”/60cm, ROF 4, AT 6, FP 4+) and its

Contains 55 cards to enhance your force, field iconic warriors and customise your units.

Command Cards allow Flames Of War generals to field iconic warriors, build new types of units, field new types of equipment, enhance your commander’s capabilities,

A Kampfgruppe (battle group) was an ad-hoc combined arms formation, usually employing a combination of tanks, infantry, anti-tank and artillery elements. During Operation Bagration, the Germans employed these combined arms formations to stymie the rapid a

In Flames of War the Toldi is a handy light reconnaissance tank. It’s reasonably manoeuvrable (Fully-tracked) with a 20mm gun more than capable of taking out opposing enemy reconnaissance (Range 16”/40cm, ROF 3, AT 5, FP 5+).

It has armour enough to p

Turán I / II tank (HU030)
with turrets for both the Turán I and Turán II tanks.

In 1939 Hungary was searching for a medium tank which they could manufacture under licence. Škoda offered the Hungarians the S-IIc, a design they had been working on and w

The backbone of the Hungarian 2nd Army in Russia were the riflemen of the Light Divisions. Nine Light Divisions in three corps were deployed along the Don River supported by the 1st Armoured Field Division in reserve.

The pack contains an entire Puskás

Zrinyi Assault Gun Platoon (HBX03)
includes five Plastic Zrinyi (105mm) Assault Guns, one Decal sheet and one Tank Commander sprue

After their experience against the Soviets on the Eastern Front, the Hungarian military leaders requested a self-propell

While the Hungarians may have been behind the Germans in military technology, they were not slow to recognise a good idea when they saw it. In 1943 they went about creating their own assault gun forces to support their infantry divisions based on the Germ