⚠️ Figure / statue — cancellation: if you cancel, a 50% restocking fee applies (figures are hard to resell). If we can't fulfill, you're refunded in full — no fee.
⚠️ Figurine / statue — annulation : si vous annulez, des frais de restockage de 50 % s'appliquent (les figurines sont difficiles à revendre). Si nous ne pouvons honorer, vous êtes remboursé en totalité — sans frais.
THIS EXPANSION CONTAINS:
• 3 PAINTED PLASTIC TANKS
• 3 TANK CARDS
• 15 UPGRADE CARDS
Pz.Kpfw. 38 (T) (Light Tank)
The Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t), or Panzer 38 (t), was developed for the Czechoslovakian Army in 1938, but saw service in the German army after the occupation of Czechoslovakia. Used during the invasions of Poland and France, it was a reliable design that outperformed many of its German contemporaries.
Panzerjger I (Tank Destroyer)
The Panzerjger I was an early attempt by the German army to mount an anti-tank gun on an armoured chassis. It combined a Czechoslovakian made 47mm gun with a Panzer I light tank. The open top and low super structure gave the crew an excellent field of view, allowing them to quickly and efficiently engage targets.
Cruiser Mk. III (Light Tank)
The Cruiser Mk. III, also known as the A13 Mark I, was intended to be a fast, lightly-armoured breakthrough tank. Mainly used as part of the British Expeditionary Force in France, a few found their way to Greece and Libya. The design was the basis for the later Cruiser Mk. IV, or A13 Mark II.