Gurkha 6-pounder anti-tank gun WM-13-02-2025 As well as taking part

As well as taking part in the D-Day landings LCM(3)s were also used in large numbers in the Pacific Island campaigns and the crossing of the Rhine in Germany

Please note that the image shown is of the master model - this is why the base looks like sand - once it's cast it will look like snow and we've sculpted track marks in as well

British grenadiers and light dragoons

2x sandbag emplacement

the Coral Sea

Gurkha 6-pounder anti-tank gun WM-13-02-2025 As well as taking partKnock out that tank! The QF 6 pounder was the standard British and Commonwealth anti tank gun during the latter half of the War, and against the lighter Japanese tanks found in the Far East it remained a lethal weapon until the very end of the conflict. Indian Army units, including the fearsome Gurkhas, made good use of the 6 pounder to halt Japanese armoured assaults and shore up defensive positions. In games of Bolt Action the 6 pounder can be