Tanks

Tanks Skirmish Game: Mechanics Kit Expansion

Before a tank is ready to go to war it must be assembled by a team of skilled mechanics, using only the best tools. Having a mechanic on your crew is even more useful! They know their tanks inside and out and can get them back up and running after almost any hit.

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Tanks Skirmish Game: American Sherman (Early) Expansion

The M4 Medium Tank, aka the Sherman, was the most iconic American tank of WWII. It was well protected, mobile and reliable, and remained the main tank in US armored divisions throughout the war, with a total of more than 44,000 produced.

Tanks Skirmish Game: American Stuart Expansion

The M3 Stuart was mechanically reliable, and even though it had lighter armor and a smaller gun then the latest German panzers, its small size and high speed made it well suited to probing the enemy defenses and fighting a free-wheeling and tactical style of moving battle.

Tanks Skirmish Game: British Priest RHA Expansion

The Priest expansion contains: 1x Unassembled Priest (RHA) tank, 1x Priest (RHA) tank card, 1x Hero card, 2x Crew cards, , 2x Upgrade cards.

Tanks Skirmish Game: British Sherman II Expansion

The Sherman II expansion contains: 1x Unassembled Sherman II tank, 1x Sherman II tank card, 1x Hero card, 2x Crew cards, 2x Upgrade cards.

Tanks Skirmish Game: British Valentine Expansion

The Valentine expansion contains: 1x Unassembled Valentine tank, 1x Valentine tank card, 1x Valentine (Early) tank card, 1x Valentine (Late) tank card, 1x Hero Cards, 2x Crew cards, 2x Upgrade cards.

Tanks Skirmish Game: Italian M14/41 Expansion

The 14-tonne M14/41 tank of 1941 was an upgrade of the older M13/40, featuring a more powerful engine fitted with sand filters. Despite its armour and armament remaining somewhat inadequate, the crew manning these tanks did their duty and fought bravely against any odds.

Tanks Skirmish Game: Italian Semovente Expansion

Although initially intended as a close-support artillery piece, the fact that the Semovente carried a bigger gun than the tanks it supported led to its use as a tank-destroyer, and then as a tank in its own right. By the time of the Tunisian fighting, the Semovente made up approximately half of the  ...More...

Tanks Skirmish Game: Soviet IS-2 Expansion

Named after the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, the IS series of heavy tanks was designed to help the red army break through enemy positions. Its gun fired heavy high-explosive shells that could destroy enemy tanks, entrenchments, and bunkers alike.

Tanks Skirmish Game: Soviet ISU-152 Expansion

The heavy ISU self-propelled guns weighed almost 50 metric tons and combined three battle roles: assault gun, tank destroyer, and artillery. The ISU- 152 could deliver devastating explosive shells at range while the ISU-122 boasted better armour piercing capabilities.

Tanks Skirmish Game: Soviet Lend Lease M10 Expansion

The Lend-Lease program saw thousands of tanks supplied to the Soviet Union during the war. Amongst these were a small number of M10 tank destroyers that somehow found their way to the Eastern Front. Whilst not as heavily armed or armoured as some Soviet designs, the turret meant it was one of the  ...More...

Tanks Skirmish Game: Soviet M3L Stuart Expansion

In Soviet service, the M3 light tank was designated as the M3L (L= legkhiy: light) to distinguish it from the M3 medium tank which was called the M3S (S= sredniy: medium). It was first put into action in the spring of 1942 in the fighting in the Kharkov area. During the course of the war the Soviet  ...More...