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84 West German Bundeswehr |
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West
German Bundeswehr
This range covers the troops and equipment of the West German Bundeswehr during the mid-1980's, when it formed the backbone of NATO's conventional defence in Central Europe, with 12 divisions, including six Panzer and 4 Panzergrenadier Divisions, equipped with the formidable Leopard 1 and 2 tanks and the Marder mechanised infantry combat vehicle. To browse the page please scroll down or click on the buttons below:   To return to the main Cold War 84 page please click here... Cold War 84 copyright TimeCast 2016 US Customers - The Cold War 84 range is available in the USA from BTC: Battlefield Terrain Concepts Click on the link or Contact Doug at DKline1863@aol.com for more details |
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| West German Bundeswehr Infantry |
West German Bundeswehr
Vehicles   West German armour and infantry painted by the talented Paul Scrivens-Smith. More of Paul's work, and a link to his excellent blog, can be seen on our Gallery page here... All images Copyright Paul Scrivens-Smith and TimeCast 2021 |
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| Leopard 1A1A1 |
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Leopard 1A1A1 MBT The Leopard 1 MBT entered service in 1965 but by 1977 it had been upgraded to to the Leopard 1A1A1 standard, which became the most common version used by the Bundeswehr until the introduction of the Leopard 1A5 in late 1985. The model comprises 4 parts and some assembly is required. |
£5.00 | |
| Leopard 1A1A1 MBT Platoon Pack (3 models) | £14.25 | |||
| Leopard 1A3/A4 |
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Leopard 1A3/A4 MBT The Leopard 1A3 and Leopard 1A4 were two different models equipped with a welded turret, and both entered service in the mid 1970s. Most of the differences between the two models were internal and externally they looked almost identical. This model can be used to represent either version. The model comprises 4 parts and some assembly is required. |
£5.00 | |
| Leopard A3/A4 MBT Platoon Pack (3 models) | £14.25 | |||
| Leopard 2/ 2A1 |
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Leopard 2/2A1 MBT The Leopard 2 was intended to replace the Leopard 1 and entered service in 1979.Between 1982 and 1984 it was manufactured as the leopard 2A1 (with internal differences such as modified ammunition stowage and fuel systems). Both vehicles essentially looked identical however and the earlier Leopard 2 was itself upgraded to 2A1 status. This model can be used to represent either version. The model comprises 4 parts and some assembly is required. |
£5.00 | |
| Leopard 2/2A1 MBT Platoon Pack (3 models) | £14.25 | |||
| M113G |  |
M113G The M113 entered service with the Bundeswehr in the early 1960s. The first several hundred M113s were standard production models but later vehicles were converted to German requirements (optics, radio system, armament, smoke device, tracks, lights etc) and were designated M113G. The model comprises 2 parts and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| M113G
PzMrs |
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M113G PzMrs
(Panzermörser) - Mortar Carrier The M113G PzMrs was equipped with a 120mm mortar to provide fire support at the battalion level. The mortar could be fired either from inside the vehicle or dismounted and set up using the base plate carried on the rear of the vehicle. The model comprises 3 parts and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| M113G BeobPzArt |
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M113
BeobPzArt
(Beobachtungspanzer
Artillerie) - Artillery Forward Observation Post The M113G BeobPzArt was modified with a raised roofline to accomdate a PERI D-11 periscope and assoiated equipment required by an artillery Forward Observer (FO). The model comprises 3 parts and some assembly is required. |
£3.50 | |
| M113G Platoon Pack If you require a mix of M113Gs then please contact us with your requirements - sales@timecastmodels.co.uk | £9.95 | |||
| M577G |  |
M577G Command Post Vehicle The M577G was a version of the US Command Post vehicle modified to meet the Bundeswehr's requirements. The model is a one piece casting. |
£3.75 | |
| Marder (IFV) |
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Marder
1A1 (IFV) Entering service in 1971, the Marder was designed as the main weapon of the Panzer Grenadier mechanised infantry. Armed with a powerful 20mm cannon, equipped with the Milan ATGM system, and upgraded with Image Intensification and Thermal Imaging night vision equipment, by 1982 the Marder was a reliable and sophisticated infantry fighting vehicle. The model comprises four parts (resin hull, metal turret, gun pod and Milan ATGM missle launcher) and requires some assembly. |
£4.50 | |
| Marder 1A1 IFV Platoon Pack (10 models) | £12.85 |