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Quality British and US Army Figures, Weapons and Accessories in 1/35th Scale,
Figures for use with Firing Line British Army Vehicles

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Firing Line figures are in resin. Weapons and some smaller parts are cast for strength, while in most kits, fine additional detailing is in photo-etched metal. Any removal of resin items from moulding blocks is kept to a minimum. All figure sets are supplied with painting notes and instructions as required. Some figures are supplied with a colour photograph for assistance in painting and assembly.
British AFV Crewman [Sitting Pose] £4.90
This figure is designed for use with the Ferret and Saracen kits, produced by Firing Line. The figure is wearing the 1950 Pattern Combat Dress [Denims], that was eventually replaced by the 1968 Pattern Smock in DPM, but was still to be seen in the late 1970s.
British AFV Crewman, with Flak Jacket [Sitting Pose] £4.90
This figure is designed for use with the Ferret Mk.2 kits, produced by Firing Line. This figure is wearing the Mk.69 Flak Jacket worn in combat by the British Army in N. Ireland and The Lebanon etc. This is worn over the standard DPM uniform.
British Army AFV Crew - 1960s-1980s
British Army AFV Crew - 1960s-1980s £6.90
A set of two British Army crew figures, previously supplied with the Saladin Armoured Car produced by Firing Line]. They are wearing the 1960 Parka - this item of clothing was introduced in the 1960s and was still to be seen in the 1980s.
British AFV Commander [wearing Parka] £4.90
This figure is wearing the 1960s Parka over a woollen pullover. The Parka was still to be seen in the late 1980s. This Figure is ideal for use with the Firing Line Saracen APC & ACP vehicles, and with the Firing Line Ferret Scout Car.

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British Army Figures and Weapons -
British Army Head Set - No.1
British Army Head Set - No.1 £3.90
A set of six British Army heads including -
a-c - Beret,
d. Beret, with Headphones,
e. Beret, Fusilier Hackle,
f. Tam ‘O Shanter
British Army Head Set - No.2
British Army Head Set - No.2 £3.90
A set of six British Army heads including -
a. Cold Weather Warfare Cap
b. Combat Cap
c. Glengarry
d. Ballistic Helmet
e & f. Beret
Scottish Regimental Military Policeman, 1937-1960s £4.90
This figure depicts a Scottish Regimental Military Policeman, wearing Battledress, as serving from 1937-1960s.
British Soldier, Wearing Battledress - 1937-1960s £4.90
This figure depicts a resting British Soldier wearing Battledress - ideal for diorama use for the period 1937-1960s.
British Soldier, Wearing Pullover [Sitting Pose] £4.90
This figure depicts a sitting British Soldier, wearing a wollen pullover. This was first seen in its present form during the Korean War, and continued in use [with minor mods.] until 1996.
British Soldier, Relaxed Pose, with Cup of Tea £4.90
This figure depicts a relaxing British Soldier, enjoying some liquid refreshment. He is wearing a wollen pullover. This was first seen in its present form during the Korean War, and continued in use [with minor mods.] until 1996.
British Soldier, 1960s-1980s, Wearing Parka £4.90
This figure is wearing the 1960s Parka over a woollen pullover. The Parka was still to be seen in the late 1980s. The woollen pullover was first introduced during the Korean War, and is still in use [with minor modifications] to the present day
British Fusilier, with Flak Jacket - 1970s-1980s £4.90
This figure depicts a British Fusilier from the late 1970s-1980s, wearing the M.69 Flak Jacket over the standard DPM uniform. He is holding the L1A1 SLR Rifle. The M.69 Flak Jacket was worn in combat by the British Army in Northern Ireland, and in Lebanon etc.
Squad Leader, 1970s £4.90
Action figure pose, with SLR rifle.
Carl Gustav 84mm Recoiless Anti-Tank Gun and Blowpipe Shoulder-launched Surface-to-Air Missile £3.90
Two super-detailed weapons in one set.
Two-man Crew, with Blowpipe Shoulder-launched Surface-to-Air Missile [Falkland Islands, 1982] £8.90
British Anti-Tank Crew, with Carl Gustav Launcher £10.90
This set contains a Carl Gustav 84mm Recoiless Anti-Tank Gun, together with a two-man crew
British Army L.16A2 81mm Mortar £6.90
The L.16A2 81mm Mortar was first introduced into British Army service in the 1970s, and remains currently in use. It was used in both the Falklands and Gulf Wars. It is used by a number of countries, including the USA, where it is designated M.252 [see below] - supplied with additional Mortar Bombs and Containers at no extra cost.
Also available in 1/15th-120mm Scale
British Army L.16A2 81mm Mortar, with Crew All for £14.90
The L.16A2 81mm Mortar was first introduced into British Army service in the 1970s, and remains currently in use. It was used in both the Falklands and Gulf Wars. It is supplied with two British Army Crew Figures, and additional Mortar Bombs and Containers.

US Army Figures and Weapons
USA Head Set - Wearing Kevlar Helmets £3.90
US Army M.252 81mm Mortar £6.90
The M.252 81mm Mortar is an improved version of the British L.16A2 Mortar [see above]. The main visible difference is the fitting of a blast attenuator on the muzzle. It replaces the M.29 81mm Mortar and equips the Light Infantry, Airborne and Mountain Divisions of the US Armed Forces. The weapon was procured in the late 1980s, and was used in combat during the Gulf War - supplied with additional Mortar Bombs and Containers at no extra cost.
US Army M.252 81mm Mortar, with Crew £14.90
The M.252 81mm Mortar is an improved version of the British L.16A2 Mortar [see above]. The main visible difference is the fitting of a blast attenuator on the muzzle. It replaces the M.29 81mm Mortar and equips the Light Infantry, Airborne and Mountain Divisions of the US Armed Forces. The weapon was procured in the late 1980s, and was used in combat during the Gulf War. It is supplied with a crew of two and additional Mortar Bombs and Containers.

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