Tanks

Tanks Skirmish Game: World War 2 Panther vs Sherman Starter Set

Through the pouring rain, you can just make out the smoke billowing from your platoon commander's tank. Corporal Schrader, always the cautious one, wants to retreat and regroup but you know this is your time to strike. The enemy thinks they've got you on the run, got you cornered. It's time to show  ...More...

No. of Players: 2

Tanks Skirmish Game: British Dice Set (6 dice)

6 dice for use with Tanks, this set are used for the British.

Tanks Skirmish Game: German Dice Set (6 dice)

6 dice for use with Tanks, this set are used for the Germans.

Tanks Skirmish Game: Soviet Dice Set (6 dice)

6 dice for use with Tanks, this set are used for the Soviets.

Tanks Skirmish Game: US Dice Set (6 dice)

6 dice for use with Tanks, this set are used for the US.

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: Tokens Expansion

Contains a set of full colour printed acrylic tokens to keep you gaming in style.

Tanks Skirmish Game: American Lee Expansion

The M3 Lee sported a 75mm main gun mounted in a limited-traverse side sponson, as well as a smaller 37mm gun in its turret. This odd, ungainly vehicle was far from perfect, but it was nevertheless an effective tank that filled a much-needed role at a crucial time.

Tanks Skirmish Game: American Priest Expansion

Carrying a 105mm howitzer in an armoured body based on the M3 Lee chassis, the M7 Howitzer Motor Carriage, nicknamed the Priest, was the US Army’s most numerous self-propelled artillery piece, with over 4000 built by the end of the war.

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 Achilles Expansion

The Achilles was a British variant of the American M10 tank destroyer armed with the powerful British Ordnance QF 17 pounder anti-tank gun in place of the standard 3” gun. This upgrade allowed the Achilles to face off against all but the heaviest German Panzers.