British LCM3 Landing craft humbrol Full-colour waterslide shield design decals

Full-colour waterslide shield design decals included

The Heavy Brigade's charge against a much larger Russian cavalry force

An unnamed cavalry commander - ideal to act as a brigade or divisional commander in a French cavalry division

With the Fall of France in July 1940

Victory fought in the First and Second Battles of Ushant and the Battle of Cape Spartel

British LCM3 Landing craft humbrol Full-colour waterslide shield design decalsCapable of carrying 120 men or a medium tank, the LCM III used by the Royal Navy was the largest craft carried by attack transports. It was able to make up to 10 knots When loaded and had anchors and winches to back itself off the beach for a return trip to its transport. The Royal Navy operated over 170 during Operation Neptune, the assault on the beaches known as D Day 6th June 1944. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted