Frankreich & Belgien

Bolt Action: Belgium Army HQ

Description Like most European armies, Belgian Army officers were recruited from the upper-middle class of society. Officers were well-educated and affluent. They were confident and trained on par

Bolt Action: Belgium Army HQ

Description A Belgian infantry section consists of ten men. A section is led by a sergeant carrying either a MP-28 submachine gun or a Fusil 1889 rifle. The sergeant is supported by a corporal

Bolt Action: Belgium Army Light Mortar + Sniper (4)

Description The Belgian sniper carried and operated the Fusil Mle 1935 rifle. Firing a 7.56mm round and with a scope attached, this rifle was lethal in the hands of a marksman. The Belgian Army

Bolt Action: Belgium Medium Mortar

Description The Belgians used the 81mm Brandt mle 27/31 as its medium mortar support weapon. It was an effective weapon that was used by many nations. The Belgians also had a number of 7.58cm

Bolt Action: Belgium MMG-Team

Description The most common machine gun operated by the Belgian Army was the MG08/15 Maxim machine gun. The German-made weapon had a proven track record in World War I. The Belgians modified the

Bolt Action: French 25mm Light AT-Gun

Description The 25mm Hotchkiss was the standard anti-tank gun of the French Army. It was also used by the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), whilst captured examples were used by the Germans and

Bolt Action: French 47mm Light AT-Gun

Description The 47mm Mle 1937 (SA37 L/50) anti-tank gun was the best purpose-built anti-tank gun fielded by any army at the start of World War II if one discounts the German 88m Flak used in the

Bolt Action: French 75 mm Gun

Bolt Action: French 81mm Mortar

Bolt Action: French AMD Panhard 178

Description The Panhard 178 or "Pan-Pan" was an advanced French reconnaissance 4x4 armoured car that was designed for the French Cavalry before World War II. It had a crew of four and was equipped

Bolt Action: French Army Cavalry A (3+3)

Description The French cavalry was not entirely mechanised by 1940 and still included horse-mounted troops such as the chasseurs a Chevel and North African Spahis and Chasseurs D'Afrique. Mounted

Bolt Action: French Army Cavalry B (3+3)

Description The French cavalry was not entirely mechanised by 1940 and still included horse-mounted troops such as the chasseurs a Chevel and North African Spahis and Chasseurs D'Afrique. Mounted

Bolt Action: French Char B1 BIS (Plastik)

Bolt Action: French HQ

Bolt Action: French Infantry Section

Bolt Action: French MMg Team

Bolt Action: French Senegalese Tirailleurs

Bolt Action: French Sniper, Mortar & AT