British 8th Army (World War 2) includes - Pack of Plastic figures - Figures require painting to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
British and Scots Infantry (1:72)
British & Scots Infantry Includes - Pack of Plastic Figures - Figures require paint to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
BRITISH ARTILLERY 1805 - 1815 (Napoleonic Wars) Includes - Plastic figures and accessories - 16x Figures in varied poses - 4x Cannons - 2x Barrels/drums - Kit requires glue and paint to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
British Infantry 1815 (Napoleonic War) Includes - Pack of Plastic figures - figures require painting to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
British Infantry at Islandwana
Call to Arms - British Infantry at Islandwana
British Infantry Zulu Wars (1:72)
British Infantry Zulu Wars 1879 Includes - Pack of Plastic Figures - Figures require paint and glue to complete NOT included 1:72 Scale
French Artillery Includes: - Pack of plastic unpainted figures and horses in various poses - Figures require paint and glue to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
French Dragoons Napoleonic Wars 1805-1815 (1:72)
French Dragoons Napoleonic Wars 1805-1815 Includes - Pack of 17x Figures and 17X Horses - Plastic Kit - Figures require paint and glue to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
French Foreign Legion Includes - Pack of 50x Plastic Figures - Figures require paint to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
Gaul Warriors 1st-2nd Century BC
Gaul Warriors 1st-2nd Century BC The Romans dubbed “Gauls” those Celtic tribes, often fighting against each other, living in the areas corresponding to modern France, Switzerland, Belgium and Holland. The Gallic tribes found occasional political unity only under the pressure of the Roman menace during Julius Caesar's military campaign. The Gauls recognized Vercingetorix as their political and military leader. He was defeated by Caesar in the battle of Alesia (52 B.C.). The Gaul warriors were characterized by their longswords and decorated shields. Many of them fought naked. Includes: - Pack of 40x Plastic, unpainted Figures - Figures require paint and glue to complete NOT included - List of paints required shown on back of box - 1:72 Scale
Airfix - Guards Band - 1:76 Scale
Airfix - Guards Colour Party - 1:76 Scale
Italeri - Japanese Infantry - 1:72 Scale The Italeri 1/72 Japanese Infantry from our 1/72 and 1/76 scale figure model kits range accurately recreates the real-life Japanese soldiers from World War II. This plastic model kit requires paint, and may require glue, to complete. Manufacturer: Italeri Model: 6170 Japanese Infantry Model Figures Scale: 1/72
Nato Pilots and Ground Crew (1:72)
Nato Pilots and Ground Crew - Pack of Plastic figures in various poses - Require glue and paint to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
Scots Infantry (Napoleonic Wars) Includes - Pack of Plastic figures - figures require paint to complete NOT included - 1:72 Scale
Vintage Classics: Ancient Britons (1:76)
Vintage Classics: Ancient Britons Experience the might of ancient British warriors with this engaging 1:76 scale figure set. Featuring 43 plastic components, this Vintage Classics series embodies the famed swift and aggressive tactics of tribal fighters, complete with chariots designed to instil fear in their adversaries. Key Features: 43 intricately crafted plastic pieces showcasing ancient British warriors and chariots 1:76 scale - ideal for dioramas and model kit presentations Vintage Classics design cherished by long-time Airfix enthusiasts Skill Level 1 - appropriate for ages 8 and up Illustrates the aggressive strategies and mobile warfare of ancient tribal Britain History: The warriors of ancient Britain were known for their formidable combat skills, earning a fearsome reputation across the known world. Their unique warfare style blended speed, aggression, and psychological tactics to overpower opponents. Key to their military prowess were the war chariots, lightweight and agile vehicles that enabled warriors to launch quick strikes and retreat safely. Typically, these chariots were manned by two individuals - a driver managing the horses and a warrior who would throw javelins at foes or dismount for close combat. The thunderous advance of numerous chariots, coupled with the warriors' fierce battle cries, created an intimidating spectacle intended to undermine enemy morale before the fight began. Tribal warriors fought with intense resolve to defend their territories and communities. Equipped with spears, swords, and shields, and often adorned with war paint and distinctive markings, they cut a formidable figure on the battlefield. Their deep familiarity with the local geography provided them with significant tactical advantages, enabling them to execute devastating ambushes and disappear into the landscape they knew so well. This Vintage Classics set has been a beloved choice among Airfix fans for generations, now returning to allow both seasoned modellers and newcomers to recreate these vivid scenes from Britain's ancient history. The figures serve as outstanding additions to historical dioramas, bringing dynamism and realism to 1:76 scale displays.
Vintage Classics: Luftwaffe Personnel (1:76)
Luftwaffe Personnel - Vintage Classics - Plastic Kit Requires Glue & Paint to Complete - 1:76 Scale
Vintage Classics: Romans (1:76)
Vintage Classics: Romans This captivating 1:76 scale collection vividly portrays the formidable Roman Army, featuring 55 components to assemble a chariot with horses and driver, a leading centurion, a standard bearer, and legionnaires in dynamic battle stances. Enthusiasts of Airfix will recognise these classic Vintage Classics figures, which are excellent additions to any model diorama. Key Features: 55 pieces illustrating the formidable and organised Roman Army Includes a chariot complete with horses and driver Features a centurion, standard bearer, and legionnaires in varied poses 1:76 scale ideal for diorama creation Vintage Classics figures cherished by generations of hobbyists Suitable for ages 8 and above History: The Roman Army is renowned as one of the most powerful military forces in history, with its exceptional discipline and strategic prowess allowing Rome to exert control over the ancient world for centuries. Central to this military strength was the legionnaire - heavily equipped, thoroughly trained, and functioning within a strict hierarchy under the command of centurions. These leaders, identified by their transverse-crested helmets, maintained discipline and led their units into battle with steadfast authority. The standard bearer, or signifer, held a crucial role, bearing the unit's standard which acted as both a rallying point amidst the chaos of battle and a representation of the legion's honour and identity. Losing a standard in combat was seen as a severe dishonour. Roman chariots, although not used in large formations like those of the Celts and Greeks, were still important for ceremonies, victory parades, and occasionally in specific combat situations. The chariot driver needed significant skill to manage the strong horses while manoeuvring across the battlefield. This Vintage Classics set encapsulates the essence of Rome's military strength, from the individual legionnaire poised with gladius and scutum, to the command structure that made the Roman Army an indomitable force across three continents.
Vintage Classics: Sheriff of Nottingham figures (1:76)
Vintage Classics: Sheriff of Nottingham figures These renowned Vintage Classics figures bring the tale of Robin Hood to life at a 1:76 scale. The collection includes 36 plastic components, ideal for assembling an engaging diorama featuring the Sheriff of Nottingham and his men. Designed for modellers aged 8 and above, with a Skill Level 1 rating, these historical figures offer a nostalgic experience for classic Airfix enthusiasts. Key Features: 36 plastic components depicting the Sheriff of Nottingham and his forces 1:76 scale is ideal for enhancing your diorama projects Vintage Classics series revives cherished Airfix figures Skill Level 1 appropriate for modellers aged 8 years and up Pre-20th century theme showcasing mediaeval England Includes one detailed painting guide History: According to legend, the Sheriff of Nottingham was a staunch ally of Prince John, imposing harsh taxes that burdened the poor, thus elevating Robin Hood to hero status. This adversarial figure is central to one of England's most enduring folk stories, symbolising authority and oppression against Robin Hood's quest for justice. Long-time Airfix modellers may recall these iconic Vintage Classics figures, which serve as excellent additions to your 1:76 scale model kit diorama. Whether you're recreating Sherwood Forest scenes or constructing a mediaeval English backdrop, these figures add authentic period detail to your displays.
Vintage Classics: WWII Afrika Corps (1:76)
WWII Afrika Corps - Vintage Classics - Pack of figures in various poses - Parts require paint to complete NOT included - 1:76 Scale
Vintage Classics: WWII US Paratroops (1:76)
WWII US Paratroops Figures - Plastic Kit Requires Glue & Paint to Complete - 1:76 Scale