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COLD WAR
84 The Soviet Army |
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GSFG
- Group
of Soviet Forces Germany
This
range covers the
Soviet Army in Central Europe during the mid-1980's,
which saw the introduction of state of the art weapons,
vehicles
and technology which would soon dominate the modern battlefield, while
the bulk of the equipment comprised older tried and tested
designs dating back to the 1960's and 70's.
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spotted these pictures of our Soviet models on Steven Lampon's
Wargaming blog. Please click on the image to view a larger
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| Soviet Motor Rifle Infantry | |
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Soviet
Motor Rifle Infantry and Heavy Weapons These models are suitable for both Soviet Motor Rifle Infantry and Soviet Air Assault troops. For a free Motor Rifle Troops painting guide please click here... |
| Code | Description | Price | Order | |
| SMR1 |  |
Motor Rifle Command Officers, NCOs and Radio Operators (9 models - 3 x officer, 3 x NCO, 3 x radio operator) |
£1.60 |
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| SMR2 | |
Infantry
with AK-74 Advancing, kneeling and prone poses (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR3 | |
Grenadier
with RPG7V Kneeling firing RPG7V (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR4 | |
Infantry
with RPK-74 RPK-74 light machine gunner advancing firing (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR5 | |
PKM
Machine Gun crews PKM Machine gun crews firing in prone position (4 crews - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR6 | |
AT-4
Spigot ATGM teams AT-4 ATGM missile launcher and gunner, with assistant gunner and spare missiles. Firing from prone position. (4 crews - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR7 | |
AGS-17
Grenade Launcher teams AGS-17 grenade launcher and gunner, with assistant gunner and spare ammunition. Firing from prone position. (4 crews - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR8 | |
SA-7
Anti-aircraft missile teams SA-7 missile launcher and gunner, with assistant gunner and spare missiles. (4 crews - 8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR9 | |
120mm
Mortar and crew 2 mortars and 8 crew (10 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR10 | |
Casualty
Marker Casualty figure (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR11 |  |
Soviet
Engineers Engineers with demolition and mine clearing equipment (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR12 |  |
Dismounted
Recce Vehicle Crews Soviet recce vehicle crews in camouflage overalls, carrying small arms and radios. (8 models) |
£1.60 | |
| SMR13 |  |
SPG-9
Recoiless Rifle Found in the anti-tank platoons of BTR equipped MR Battalions, the SPG-9 was used alongside the AT-3 and AT-4 anti-tank missiles. (2 guns and crews) |
£1.60 |
| Soviet
Vehicles
and
Equipment A note on nomenclature - our model Soviet vehicles and equipment use the standard NATO codenames used during the 1970s and 1980s. |
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| Code | Description | Price | Order | |
| T-64B |  |
T-64B
Tank The T-64B Tank was the mainstay of the Soviet Tank regiments in GSFG during the mid 1980's. Model comprises 5 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.50 |
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| T64B Tank Platoon Pack (3 models) | £12.85 | |||
| T-64BV |  |
T-64BV
Tank The T64BV was fitted with the Kontact-1 Reactive Armour system (upgraded to the Kontact-5 system in the mid 1980s). Model comprises 5 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.50 | |
| T64BV Tank Platoon Pack (3 models) | £12.85 | |||
BMP-1 |
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BMP-1
Infantry Combat
Vehicle The BMP-1 is armed with a 73mm gun and an anti-tank missile system, and carries a squad of infantrymen. The model contains parts allowing either the BMP-1 (AT-3) or BMP-1P (AT-4) to beodelled. Model comprises 4 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.25 | |
| BMP-1 Platoon Pack (3 models) | £12.15 | |||
BMP-2 |
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BMP-2
Infantry Combat
Vehicle The BMP-2 was an
improved version of the BMP-1, armed with a powerful 30mm cannon and an improved AT-5 Spandrel ATGM. Model comprises 4 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.25 |
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| BMP-2 PlatoonPack (3 models) | £12.15 |
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BMP M-1976/2 |
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BMP
M-1976/2 Also known as the BRM-1 or BMP-R, the BMP M-1976/2 is a specialised reconaissence vehicle, fitted with a surveillance radar and extra radio equipment. It was used as a command vehicle in the Regimental and Divisional Reconaissence units. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the turret cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.00 | |
| BTR60PB |  |
BTR-60PB The BTR-60PB was the most common wheeled APC in use in GSFG during the early and mid 1980s and equipped the majority of the Motor Rifle Regiments. Model comprises 2 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the turret cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.25 | |
| BTR-60PB Platoon Pack (3 models) | £12.15 | |||
| BRDM-2 |  |
BRDM-2
Reconnaissence Vehicle Sturdy, reliable and simple to operate, the BRDM-2 was the main Soviet recce vehicle, seen throughout GSFG in the recce and HQ defence roles |
£3.25 | |
| BRDM-2 AT-5 |
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BRDM-2
AT-5 A BRDM anti-tank variant. Equipped with AT-5 Spandrel ATGMs this vehicle was found in Soviet Regimental and Divisional Anti-Tank units. The model comprises 2 parts - some assembly is required. |
£3.25 | |
| BRDM-2 SA-9 |
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BRDM-2
SA-9 An anti-aircraft variant of the BRDM-2. Equipped with SA-9 Gaskin surface to air missiles, this vehicle was found in the Regimental Air Defence Batteries. The model comprises 3 parts - some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| BRDM-2U |  |
BRDM -2U A command variant of the BRDM-2, equipped with extra radios. |
£3.25 | |
| 2S1 122mm |
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2S1 122mm
SP Gun The 2S1 was the standard SP artillery piece found in the Soviet Tank and Motor Rifle Divisions. The model comprises 3 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the turret and barrel cast in white metal) - some assembly is required. |
£4.25 | |
| 2S1 Platoon Pack (3 models) | £12.15 | |||
ACRV M1974/2a |
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ACRV
M1974/2a The ACRV was one of a series of specialist artillery command vehicles designed for the Soviet Army. The M1974/2a version was the Battery Command Post and was usually employed well forward as a mobile Observation Post for the guns. Model comprises 3 parts (hull is cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.50 | |
| ZSU-23-4 |  |
ZSU-23-4 Known as "Shilka" in the Soviet Army the ZSU-23-4 was found in the Regimental Air Defence Batteries and was designed to provide close AA support. The model comprises 5 parts and some assembly is required. Model comprises 5 parts (hull and turret are cast in polyurethane resin, with the smaller parts cast in white metal) and some assembly is required. |
£4.50 |