Valentine Tank Company (Plastic) (SBX41)

Valentine Tank Company (SBX41) includes five plastic Valentine tanks, one plastic Tank Commander sprue, one Decal sheet and three Unit Cards. Britain and Canada shipped over 3000 Valentine tanks to the Soviet Union as part of their lend-lease aid. Although the British viewed the Valentine as a heavy infantry-support tank, the Red Army considered it a rather heavy light tank when compared with their own medium and heavy tanks. Check out Valentine Tank Company in the online store here...

Enemy at the Gates Despite being thrown back from the gates of Moscow in the winter offensive, the Germans were back on the attack in the summer of 1942. The Red Army launched offensive after offensive to throw the invaders back, but nothing could stop them from overrunning the southern Russia and reaching the Volga at Stalingrad. In the bitter street fighting of autumn, the Red Army bled the Germans dry. Then, as winter set in, they launched another round of offensives that regained all they had lost. Learn more about Enemy at the Gates here...

The compact Valentine was not fast, but it was well armoured and capable of long marches. It was so well liked that, when the Soviet Union eventually ceased production of light tanks, they continued to request shipments of Valentines to fill their need for light tanks. Sculpted by Tim Adcock Painted by Derek Forrester

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Plastic Valentine Sprue (x5)

Plastic Tank Crew (x1)	Soviet Decal Sheet (x1)

Unit Cards
Enemy at the Gates Formations (x1)	Movement Orders  (x1)

Valentine (x1)