| Material: |
Scale: |
| Unpainted Plastic |
54mm (1/32nd - about 2 1/4 inches high) |
Massive Ground Action Against the Soviets!
Throughout the 1970s and 80s the expectation of a Soviet-led invasion of Germany was one of the greatest fears in many military minds. This set recreates a full-scale battle in that what-if scenario, involving 100 Soviet Troops and N.A.T.O. infantry, in authentic modern uniforms (some of which are RARE, long-discontinued models from the 1970s and 1980s). The set comes with a huge array of accurate military hardware, including Soviet and American tanks, missile launchers, a helicopter. armored personnel carrier and much more. (Please note that some of the figures shown in the photo have been replaced with other historically accurate models because they were no longer available)
The NATO Forces:
1 New Ray U.S. Abrams Main Battle Tank (original metal version)
48 New Ray Modern U.S. Infantrymen
1 New Ray Attack Helicopter (not the one shown in photo, but a metal version)
1 BMC U.S. Military Truck
1 New Ray L.A.V. Armored Fighting Vehicle
1 All-Terrain Scout Car
1 U.S. 155mm M198 Artillery Pieces
1 U.S. 155mm Howitzer
The Soviets:
1 New Ray Soviet T-80 Main Battle Tank (original metal version)
54 Mars Modern Russian Infantry
1 New Ray Surface-to-Air Missile Battery with 4 rockets
Accessories:
1 Pegasus Shell Crater Set (5 large pieces)
3 BMC Ruined 2-Story European Buildings (these replace the Airfix Strong Point shown in the photo)
19 New Ray Modern Weapons and Accessories
1 New Ray Tent
8 Sections B.M.C. Barbed Wire Fence - each a foot long
24 BMC Sandbag Walls
7-pc Marx Tent Set
Reusable playset box
Contents vary from what's shown in the photograph. You will receive what's listed above,.
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Please note: Although the battery-powered tanks included in this set were intended to be functional models, their motors were poorly designed and didn't work. That's why they were discontinued. They still make great pretend toys!