101st Airborne Division (Winter) Army Deal

The 101st Airborne Division was formed at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana on 15 August 1942. By the time the division saw its first combat on 6 June 1944 the men of the ‘Screaming Eagles’, named for the emblem on their shoulder patch, had undergone extensive and intense training in the United States and United Kingdom.

On arriving in Bastogne on 19 December the first units of the 101st Airborne were thrust into the line to halt the advancing Germans. As they set up a defensive perimeter around Bastogne, they were attacked by 2. Panzerdivision, Panzer Lehr Division, and 26. Volksgrenadierdivision.

THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS:

• Metal Infantry Figures
  • 1x Parachute Rifle Company HQ
  • 2x Parachute Rifle Platoons
  • 1x 81mm Mortar Platoon
• 1x Plastic and Metal 75mm Artillery Battery
• 1x Plastic and Metal 57mm Anti-tank Platoon
• 4x Plastic Jeeps
• 7x Unit Cards
• 3x Command Cards

Additional Army Deal Exclusive Items: 

• 5x metal Easy Company Teams: Cap. Richard Winters, Cap. Lewis Nixon, Lt. Ronald Speirs, 1st Sgt. Carwood Lipton, Pvt. Eugene Roe, Cpl. Darrell Powers.

• 5x metal Toccoa Sergeants Teams

• 1x Destroyed Panther Objective

• 1x Destroyed M4A3E8 Easy Eight Objective

• 20x 101st Airborne Division Dice

• 20x 101st Airborne Division Tokens

• 2x Objectives

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Unboxing Video:

https://youtu.be/iBb9kST0wVw?si=6IbRhWeWhp6nOiwf

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These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Not recommended for children under 36 months due to small parts and essential pointed components. Battlefront miniatures are fine scale models designed for gamers and collectors. It is NOT A TOY and is not intended for sale to children under 14 years of age

Models supplied unpainted and require assembly. Scenery, glue, and paint not included. Contents may vary from those shown.

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For the assembly of plastic models, we recommend the use of precision sidecutters, a knife and poly cement.
For the assembly of resin and metal models, we recommend the use of sidecutters, a knife, micro-files and super glue.
For the assembly of thermoplastic and SiOCAST models, we recommend the use of sidecutters, a knife and super glue.

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Flames Of War and World War III miniatures are 1/100 or 15mm in scale.
Some miniatures, such as planes are 1/144 in scale.