Canadian 2" Mortar Team

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. For ease of loading/removing, the passengers are merged together in small groups with 'fillers' and are not single models (see the pictures). Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. For ease of loading/removing, the passengers are merged together in small groups with 'fillers' and are not single models (see the pictures). Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. For ease of loading/removing, the passengers are merged together in small groups with 'fillers' and are not single models (see the pictures). Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. The models can be chosen with full kit (backpacks, spades, etc.) or in battle-order (no additional stuff). The models have the following roles/weapons: 1x NCO with Sten MP 1x Bren machine gun 1x loader for the Bren with rifle on the back 7x rifles Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. The crew and passengers are available with different helmet variants and are chosen randomly. The model comes with a driver, a gunner with 2" mortar, a sitting passenger, and a spare wheel. Additional equipment that may be pictured is not included. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. The crew and passengers are available with different helmet variants and are chosen randomly. The Wasp has an integrated flamethrower and additionally a pintle mount with a Bren MG. The model comes with a driver, a sitting passenger, and a spare wheel. Additional equipment that may be pictured is not included. The weapon on the pintle mount can be replaced with a different one with the separately available stowage set. There may be conversion work needed for that. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Includes: 3x weapons in mounts (rifles, Bren, PIAT) 4x equipment (radio, water canister, Vickers ammo tin, bomb crate) 5x stationary weapons (Browning .50cal, Vickers, Bren level, Bren pointing up, 2" mortar) Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. The models have the following roles/weapons: 1x NCO with Thompson MP 1x Thompson MP 1x Marksman with rifle/scope and Sten MP on the back 1x Bren machine gun 1x Bren machine gun prone 1x prone loader for the Bren with Thompson MP 3x rifles Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.

For miniature wargames in a World War II setting like e.g. Bolt Action or Chain of Command. Infantry models are scaled down to 28 mm scale according to the designer's instructions to better fit into other product lines. Vehicles are in 1/56. Any visible crew members are scaled to fit the infantry, so sometimes small gaps can appear between crew and vehicle. Please note that the models are supplied WITHOUT bases. The pictures show a printed and painted product, often in conjunction with additional digital render images.The 3D files are from RKX Miniatures. These 3D files are produced and sold under a commercial licence. Most of the miniatures are printed after you order them. The long processing time allows me to sensibly plan my working and printing time. Whenever possible, I try to cut the processing time short. The models are delivered unpainted and unassambled. This is a 3D printed product made of UV hardened resin. Models are cleaned and completely cured with UV light. Before printing, a support structure needs to be added to the models, these are normally removed after printing, but leave "scars" on the model. These are production-related and do not represent a defect in the product. Remains of the support structure might still be on the model and can be removed with a sharp hobby knife. Resin dust is a health hazard if inhaled into the lungs. Sanding and filing is not recommended. Otherwise, such work should only be carried out with appropriate protective equipment (fine dust mask) and/or wet sandpaper. It's possible that the models are hollow. In this case, the model has drainage holes through which the liquid resin could leak out. The inside of the model was then also cured. Drainage holes can be closed with modelling putty. Resin is heat-sensitive and can therefore deform during the printing process, the removal of the support structures, post-process curing, or shipping. Hot water or a heat gun/hair dryer can quickly remedy this. The affected part is heated and then carefully bent into the correct position. Important noticeWarning! Not for children under the age of 3. Choking hazard due to small parts.This product is not a toy.