Victory At Sea: Douglas Devastator Flights paint-rack

Victory At Sea: Douglas Devastator Flights paint-rackA world leader when it was introduced into service in 1937, the Devastator quickly fell behind in terms of performance to the point where the aircraft was obsolete only four years later. The inadequacies of the design were made painfully aware at Midway in 1942 where Devastators suffered 37 losses from 41 aircraft launched against the Japanese. Contains 4 flights of Warlord ResinTM aircraft. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Models are 28mm sized

The Freeborn are great merchants

With it's 90mm gun mounted on the standard M10 hull

but was quickly outclassed by heavier armour on enemy tanks

she was originally the lead ship of the French Tonnant class captured by the British at the Siege of Toulon (August 1793)

& Gav Thorpe

these fearsome warriors would be well equipped with the best weapons and armour available be they spears

Like most machines of Antarean space the bikes are autonomous drones in their own right

musketeers mounted on poorer quality horses

stock and bipod

III Armadillo mounting a Hotchkiss 3-pdr

Meanwhile a makeshift barricade was thrown up against the main gate – the British using anything available to make their defensive positions more favourable