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Call me crazy, call me impatient, but I know I'm not the only one looking over the new list and anticipating when I might see any or all of my pet projects appear on it. So I decided to get a little scientific about it. I looked at the lists for 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 and noted the following from this hopelessly small sampling of two lists:
1. They have averaged producing 44 new models each year (not counting decals, combat commands, and battle boxes).
2. They seem to have produced fairly consistent rates of the different categories as follows (averaged out over the two years):
1/285 Modern got 12.5 models
1/285 WWII got 9 models
1/285 Aircraft got 3.5 models
1/285 Buildings got 0 models (unless they just didn't list them in the list)
1/2400 WWII got 7 models
1/2400 Great War got 5 models
1/2400 Modern got 0 models
1/1200 Napoleonic got 2 models
10mm Napoleonic got 5 models
10mm Civil War got 0 models

So, if you would like to lobby GHQ for your favorite new models, maybe we should keep in mind that they can probably only produce 44 new kits each year (which is actually quite impressive), and within that, they probably are producing in the ratios above due to a combination of current new projects coupled with what sells (modern ground combat being the most popular). Obviously you can feel free to switch a few around here and there as not all categories got something added each year.

With that in mind, here is my wish list for the next production season:
1/285 Modern:
I've reserved 12 spaces for this very popular category, I just don't collect this so I am not going to research what is needed here.

1/285 WWII:
Germany - PzKpfw-IIIL with p/e skurtzen
Germany - PzKpfw-IIIN with p/e skurtzen
Germany - Pioneer Infantry with all the cool engineer gear
Italy - Motorcycle troops
Italy - Fiat command car
Italy - Autoblinda 40 armored car
France - 37mm AA gun with prime mover
USA - Paratroops
USA - Paratroops heavy weapons pack

1/285 Aircraft:
Germany - Ju-87B-2 Stuka DIVE BOMBER version
USA - C-47 Dakota transport
USA - A-4 Skyhawk
USA - CH-46 Sea Knight

1/285 Buildings:
None this year.

1/2400 WWII:
Britain - CV HMS Indomitable
Britain - BB Prince of Wales
Britain - CA Berwick (good for Cornwall and Canberra too)
Britain - DD V&W Classes set of three: LR, SR, and AA escort versions
Germany - CA Deutschland/Lutzow
France - BB Bretagne
Italy - SS Perla/Adua Classes

1/2400 Great War:
Britain - AMC Otranto
Germany - CL Weisbaden
USA - CA Tennessee/Memphis
USA - CL Chester
USA - DD Wickes

1/2400 Modern:
None this year, this was a painful decision for me, but a big release of Falklands veterans next year (very belatedly).

1/1200 Napoleonic
France - 32 gun frigate l'Hermione with battle sails
France - 32 gun frigate l'Hermione with full sails

10mm Napoleonic
5 spots reserved for exanding Russia and Austria, I just don't have good knowledge of this era to pick.

10mm Civil War
None this year.

...and that's my humble list based on what little I can glean from how I think they do it. I tried to keep it balanced within the individual lines so that its not all of one type of thing and also keep some themes to it as well. For those areas I don't have any interest, I resisted the urge to take those spots and build stuff I want to see, and reserved those spots for those that do.

Now, please post what you would like to see and share with all of us.

Thanks,
Chris

My WIsh list for the Modern "12"-

1-Ariete Main Battle Tank ITALY
2-Caesar 155mm Wheeled Self Propelled Artillery FRANCE
3-Rocket Launcehr 110 SF GERMANY
4-152mm ShKH Dana vz.7 SLOVAK REPLUBLIC (Numerous European Nations use it)
5-Wof Interim Light Fast Attack Vehicle USED by USMC
6-Namera (Based on the Merkava hull Israel's newest APC) ISRAELI
7-Type 90 Main Battle Tank JAPAN
8-G6 155mm Self Propelled Artillery SOUTH AFRICA
9-Olifant mk2 or mk 1B (The mk 1A looks like a basic Centruion to my eyes I am sure there are differences though) both I guess are variants of the Centurion SOUTH AFRICA
10-Casspir Wheeled APC/ Scout car...SOUTH AFRICA
11- M-8 Armoured Gun System Made by USA but in use by VENEZUELA or was scheduled to be. Originally designed for US Airborne forces.
12-Mamba APC Looks like a truck to me but that is what the designation is for it I guess...SOUTH AFRICA

Well that is my wish list. THere still is a pleanty out there to model but alot of it can be using existing vehicles with slight if any modifications to them.

Sean

Hi Sean,

have to say that the AS-90 is available .

Regards Ben

Personally, I've always been fond of small ships - how about some F-Lighters and E-boats for Germany WWII, and patrol boats for everybody.

Hi there,

I do not want to post my whole list again ...
Okay I will do it like Grant - my top five wishes are:

FV-513 Warrior MRRV
Challenger ARRV
Challenger 2 uparmoured
Trojan AEV
Foden IMMLC

Nevertheless a Ferret sounds very good to me as well .

Cheers Ben

My bad....


Of the list the thing I wanted most was Israeli weapons and I didn't put a one on there. Hmmmmm,

So the Namera would be a nice addition. It is an APC to replace / supllament the current ones. I guess the Achzarit is a stop gap measure using existing vehicles they have. These apparently would be used in the troubled occupied territories.

I was going to request the Magach 6 as well but thought the M-60A3 with reactive armour was close enough to resemble it.

I do like the Magach 7 though GHQ looks sharp. In fact I plan on ordering it up here ASAP or before July 11th (think that is the price increase.

Sean

My top 5 would be;
1.Bundeswher infantry
2.Remakes Infantry on all the WWII (of course these individually would make more than 5,but they all need redoing so count as one)
3.Modern Chinese
4.South africa(everything)
5. maybe some updated US Infantry,The kit is no longer the same...yeah I know! But I can still see

Ok Folks

Here are some items I would like to see for next year.

1. Pz III J with the short barrel L/42 gun. According to the Squadron Signal book on the Pz III there were 1549 of the short barrel Pz IIIJ produced during the production run as compared with 1067 of the long barreled Pz IIIJ's. Currently GHQ produces the G as their only short barreled Pz III available. There are some differences in the gun housing that preclude a simple cutting the barrel down in my opinion. This would be a nice addition for the 1941 - 1942 period and with the number produced would fill in a large gap.

2. Pz IVG. There were over 1100 produced as compared to 200 of the Pz IVF2. For numbers alone this would be another choice to cover a gap from mid 1942 to mid 1943 until the Pz IVH shows up.

3. Tiger I - Mid Production. It would be nice to have the Tiger I with the rubber rimmed roadwheels and no Feifel air cleaners. In addition there would be both turrets with the early drum and later cast cupola available as well.

4. Infantry. I echo JB on doing the infantry again. Maybe the new German WWII infantry that is coming out as an additional pack is the answer. I really would like to see more poses available for varieties sake and maybe some advancing or standing LMG's. It would be nice to have some standing firing LMG's for defending trenches and improved positions.
I would love to see more new heavy weapons packs including medium and heavy mortars with crews. By the way, crew served weapons need more than 1 person operating it such as some of the MMG's and mortars that were done earlier. We need ATR's for the Russians and a Maxim MG as well. For the Americans we need the 30 cal MG perhaps both air and water cooled versions and the bazooka of course. I know that GHQ sort of already provides these in some of their older weapons packs but I for one would like to see these redone to the new standards. I realize GHQ can't do everthing in 1 year but I would like things to continue to progress here.

5. A new T-62. This was an important cold war tank and used by Egypt and Syria during the '73 War and by Iraq as well. The old one just doesn't quite do it anymore.

6. Israli infantry from the 1967 and 1973 wars.

7. Arab infantry from the 1967 and 1973 wars

8. Now that I got my wish with the new M-48A3 it is time to consider doing the Israeli version and maybe the M-60 for Israel as well.

9. More ships for WWI and WWII. I have lots of these already but there is room for more.
One possibiliy is either the New Orleans or Minneapolis which had some details that differed from the San Francisco such as the front of the main gun. The Shinano would be great to see as well. I'm glad to see more WWI ships and would love to see more destroyers and light and heavy cruisers for the combatants as well as the French, Italian and Austrian navies and maybe even some Greek and Turkish ships.

10. I would like to see some more figures for the ACW line. There hasn't been any new stuff here for several years now. I would like to see more personality figures - especially for the western theater. I think that some Iron Brigade troops in their distinctive uniforms would also be great. I'm sure ACW Bill has a whole comprehensive list here but those would be my picks.

I will leave it at 10 subjects. I realize that some items I have multiple requests on but with the WWII and modern infantry there are many possibilties. I didn't specifically mention buildings but would like to see more WWII European and Middle Eastern/North African buildings with an intact version and ruined version with each one.

Pete - Binpicker, Out!

I'd like to see some support-type vehicles for the modern US line. This is based solely on my own selfish needs and not necessarily on marketability. I try to kit bash or scratch build these, but the results have been pretty embarrassing.

1. SEE
2. PLS
3. Q36
4. Q37
5. HET

I'd like to see:

Pz III and Stugs with shurtzen
Shermans with added sand bags

Command post tend, good also as first aid post
HQ staff (the high ranking officers are almost all the same, big caps and cavallry boots)
WW2 concrete MG positions

and finally why not thinking about a completly new line? The armoured trains. GHQ already makes the Karl mortars that are in my opinion only something for collectors and not for wargamers. Instead a nice armoured train would be good for a micro battle. For example existed a flat car wich carried a Pz38(t) that could be disembarked and used in the anti partisan role. It wolud be nice make encounter a T-34 battalion with an armoured train.

And why not making a set of 1:285 railway tracks? Straigh, curved, it would add great realism to the battlefileld, and it would be really easy and unexepensive for GHQ making such an accessories.

L.

My top 5 picks for modern releases:

German Puma IFV
South African RG-31
Up armoured FMTV
CV-90 and variants
Canadian LAV III

Top 12 1/285 Moderns:
1. CV9030/CV9040, Sweden
2. CV90120, Sweden
3. T-84 Oplot/Yatagan MBT, Ukraine (note: Oplot/Yatagan are the versions with the Western-style turret equipped with an ammo bustle)
4. Type 99 MBT or Type 96 MBT, China (the Type 98 which GHQ produces was a short production run prototype, these 2 models are the new backbone of the PLA tank fleet)
5. BTR-90, Russia
6. US Army/Marines infantry (M4's and M16's with rails, optics, and vertical foregrips; Interceptor armor vests with "pauldrons", MOLLE magazine/equipment pouches on the chest and camelbaks on the back; more upright walking/patrolling poses)
7. modern Chinese infantry
8. ZLC2000 (airborne IFV) or ZBD97 (amphib IFV), China
9. BMP-2M, Russia
10. Puma IFV, Germany
11. Tor (SA-15) SAM vehicle, Russia
12. BMPT infantry support vehicle, Russia

Top 4 1/285 Aircraft:
1. J-10, China
2. Su-30MKI, Russia/India
3. F-35 JSF, USA
4. Eurofighter Typhoon, UK/Germany

Noble713 wrote:Top 12 1/285 Moderns:
1. CV9030/CV9040, Sweden
2. CV90120, Sweden
3. T-84 Oplot/Yatagan MBT, Ukraine (note: Oplot/Yatagan are the versions with the Western-style turret equipped with an ammo bustle)
4. Type 99 MBT or Type 96 MBT, China (the Type 98 which GHQ produces was a short production run prototype, these 2 models are the new backbone of the PLA tank fleet)
5. BTR-90, Russia
6. US Army/Marines infantry (M4's and M16's with rails, optics, and vertical foregrips; Interceptor armor vests with "pauldrons", MOLLE magazine/equipment pouches on the chest and camelbaks on the back; more upright walking/patrolling poses)
7. modern Chinese infantry
8. ZLC2000 (airborne IFV) or ZBD97 (amphib IFV), China
9. BMP-2M, Russia
10. Puma IFV, Germany
11. Tor (SA-15) SAM vehicle, Russia
12. BMPT infantry support vehicle, Russia

Top 4 1/285 Aircraft:
1. J-10, China
2. Su-30MKI, Russia/India
3. F-35 JSF, USA
4. Eurofighter Typhoon, UK/Germany

Glad to see i'm not the only one looking for the cv90...

Boy, "youze guys" make such good arguments for why something should be produced is really gonna make it tough for me to argue for my two "not yet produced" favorites to be made:

M-103 Heavy Tank

Swedish "S" Tank

...'cause I don't know how big a factor "coolness" is going to be regarded by the good folks at GHQ.

Dang.

One other note... one of these days, GHQ, you're going to tempt me into buying some 1:2400 naval models... despite my over 500-ship collection in 1:1200 / 1:1250 scale. Gr-r-r-r-r-eat... just what I need... another genre competing for my hobby dollar!!

Regards,
Tom Stockton

Here is my GHQ wish list

France - WWII
AMC-35 Light Tank – Armed with 47mm Gun and 14.5mm MG
AMR-33 Light Tank (AMR-VM) – Armed with 7.5mm MG
AMR-35a Light Tank (AMR-ZTa) – Armed with 25mm gun
AMR-35b Light Tank (AMR-ZTb) – Armed with 13.2mm MG
AMX-38
Char FCM36 – Light infantry support tank mounting a 37mm and had command post at the back
Char 2C Heavy Tank – Over sixty-eight tons
Hotchkiss H35 – Light tank 37mm gun and 7.5mm MG, resembled the R-35
Laffly type trucks
Renault B1 Heavy Tank – Early version of the B1bis, armed with 37mm gun & 75mm howitzer
Renault B1ter Heavy Tank – Improved B1bis with great traverse for the 75mm howitzer
Renault D1a Medium Tank – Armed with 37mm Gun and 2 MGs
Renault D1b Medium Tank – Improved D1a, armed with 47mm gun and thicken armor
Renault D2
Renault R35 Model 1938 – Armed with a longer 37mm gun
Somua S40 – Light tank 37mm gun and 7.5mm MG
Individual Infantry with white flags and arms straight up

Germany - WWII
251A/18 or 251B/18 - Artillery Observation Post & Command Vehicle
251C/4 - Prime Mover
251C/5 - Engineer Squad Carrier
251C/6 - Senior Command Vehicle
251C/8 - Armored Ambulance
251D/3 - Radio Communication Vehicle
251D/4 - Prime Mover
251D/5 - Engineer Squad Carrier
251D/6 - Senior Command Vehicle
251D/7 - Engineer Vehicle
251D/10 - Platoon Leader Vehicle
251D/11 - Telephone Communication Vehicle
251D/17 - 20mm Flak 38
251D/20 - Uhu Infra Red Searchlight Vehicle
251D/23 - Recon Half-track
Bergepanzer 38 – ARV based on the Jadgpanzer 38 “Hetzerâ€￾ chassis, four per battalion HQ
Bergetiger(P) – ARV based on the Porsche Tiger
Bergetiger – ARV based on the Tiger
E-5
E-10 Hetzer – Proposed light weight tank destroyer for Infantry Division
E-50 - Panther & Jagdpanther Replacement
E-75 - Tiger & Jadgtiger Replacement
Fiesler-156 Storch – German recon aircraft
Goliath
Jagdpanzer IV/L70(V) - Jagdpanzer variant with raised superstructure
Panther 1G with Night Vision Equipment
Panther 2 with Night Vision Equipment
PzKpfw B-2 740(f) – Char B1bis with Flamethrower instead of 75mm howitzer
Individual Infantry with MP44
Individual Engineers
Individual X-9 ATM teams

Hungary - WWII
Turan III – Turan II armed with a long barrel 75mm gun
Individual Infantry

Italy - WWII
M-14/41 – Improved M-13/40
M-15/42 – Improved M-13/40, armed with high velocity 47mm gun
Semovente M42 DA105/25 – Served the Italians and Germans
Semovente M43 DA75/46 – Served with the German Army in Italy
Tactical Armor Markings Decals

Japan - WWII
Type 1 Chi-He Medium Tank – Armed with 47mm gun
Type 2 Ho-I Medium Tank – Type 1 Chi-He armed with 75mm howitzer
Type 3 Chi-Nu Medium Tank – Type 2 with new turret and 75mm field gun
Type 3 Ka-Chi Amphibious Tank – Based on the Type 3 Chi-He
Type 4 Chi-To Heavy Tank – Armed with long barrel 75mm gun. Not completed before the end of the war.
Type 5 Ke-Ho Light Tank – Improved Type 92 with 47mm gun
Type 89a Ko Medium Tank – 57mm gun, gas engine
Type 89b Otsu Medium Tank -57mm gun, diesel engine
Type 92a A-I-Go Light Tank – 13.2mm MG
Type 92b A-I-Go Light Tank – Amphibious version of Type 92a
Type 94 Tk Tankette
Type 97 Te-Ke Tankette – Most widely produced Japanese Tankette, 37mm gun
Type 97 Chi-Ha Medium Tank – Armed with a short barrel 57mm gun
Type 97 Shi-Ki Chi-Ha Command Tank – Command version of Type 97 Chi-ha, 57mm or 37mm in a hull mount. Aerial around turret.
Type 97 Se-Ri Chi-Ha ARV – ARV version of the Type 97 Chi-Ha
Type 97 Shinto Chi-Ha Medium Tank – Improved Type 97 Chi-Ha w/ high velocity 47mm gun

Netherlands - WWII
Individual Infantry

Soviet Union - WWII
BTR-10 - APC version of the BA-10 & BA-32.
JS-1 - First Tank in the JS Series
JS-4 - It did not quite make it to the front in time to see service. Great what if?
KV-8 - Flamethrower Tank
KV-T ARV - version of the KV series tank
Motorcycle with sidecar
M-17 MGMC - M-16 on the M-5A1 Half-track
OT-34/76 - Flamethrower version of the T-34/76
OT-34/85 - Flamethrower version of the T-34/85
Pe-2 - Widely used light bomber
SU-45 - Komsomelet tractor with a box structure mounting the same 45mm gun as the BT-7
T-34/57 - Early T-34 armed with a high velocity 57mm ATG
T-40 Light Tank
T-44 - T-34/85 replacement
T-80 Light Tank – Replace the T-70
ZSU-37 - Based on the T-60 chassis, armed with a single 37mm AAG
Individual Engineers
Individual Early AT Teams armed with PTRD, satchel charges, Molotov Cocktails
Soviet Slogan Markings

United Kingdom - WWII
AEC Armored Command Vehicle (6x6) – Great for designating command units
Avenger – Tank Destroyer mounting a 17-Pounder on a Cromwell chassis
Black Prince – Widen Churchill with 17-Pounder. Too late for combat in Europe.
Churchill Mk1 – Armed with 2-Pounder in turret and 3â€￾ howitzer in hull. Used at Dieppe.
Churchill Mk8 – Mk7 with 95mm howitzer instead of the 75mm Gun
Churchill Crocodile – Flame thrower version of the Churchill
Centaur Mk1 – Armed with 6-Pounder, used on D-Day
Centaur Mk4 – Close support version armed with 95mm Howitzer
Centaur AA Mk1 – Crusader Mk1 or 4 with turret removed and replaced by twin 20mm AAG
Centaur ARV
Centaur Kangaroo – APC version of the Centaur
Centaur Dozer – Engineer version. No turret.
Centurion Mk2 – In route to Germany when the war ended
Cromwell Mk1 – Early version of Cromwell armed with 6-Pounder
Cromwell Mk 7 – Cromwell Mk4 (75mm Gun) with additional armor
Cromwell Mk 8 – Cromwell Mk6 (95mm How) with additional armor
Crusader Mk1CS – Armed with the 3â€￾ howitzer instead of the 2-Pounder
Crusader Mk3 AA Mk1 – Crusader Mk3 with turret removed and replaced by 40mm AAG
Crusader Mk3 AA Mk2 – Crusader Mk3 with turret removed and replaced by twin 20mm AAG
Crusader ARV
Crusader OP – For Senior & Artillery Commanders
Humber AA Mk1 – Humber with quad BESA 7.92mm
Matilda Mk1
Matilda Mk3 – Close Support version of the Mk2. 3â€￾ howitzer instead of the 2-pounder
Tortoise A-39 - 6 made before the end of the war, armed with a 32-Pounder
Valentine Mk8 – Mk3 armed with 6-Pounder instead of the 2-Pounder
18 Pounder Artillery
Individual Engineers

United States - WWII
A-36 Apache - Original Ground Attack USAAC version of the P-51, used in North Africa
L-4 Grasshopper - Observation Aircraft
Model 968/968A 6x6 - 4t Diamond T Truck
M-1A1 6x6 Wrecker - Kenworth and La France
M-1 8â€￾ Howitzer - (limber mode) with prime mover to supplement US79
M-1 240mm Howitzer - (limber and deployed with prime movers)
M-2A1 105mm Howitzer - (limber mode) with prime mover to supplement US8
M-4A1(75)
M-4A1(75) with Flamethrower
M-4A3(75) with Flamethrower
M-4A3(76)
M-4A3E8(105)
M-7B1 - Priest on M-4 Sherman chassis
M-13 MGMC - with dual .50 cal antiaircraft machine guns
M-22 Locust – British used them during the Rhine Crossings
M-26 Super Pershing – M-26 with longer 90mm gun
M-32 ARV
M-36A2 Jackson with overhead protection
M-36B2 Jackson with overhead protection
M-39 AUV - APC version of the M-18
M-43 SP 8â€￾ on M-40 chassis and structure
M-45 Pershing – Armed with 105mm howitzer instead of 90mm, used heavily in the Korean War
M-45 - Towed Quad .50 cal antiaircraft machine guns
P-51D Mustang
P-51K Mustang
T-95 Assault Tank, 105mm Gun, American’s version of the British Tortoise. Two made.
WC-52 Beep 4x4 Dodge Truck
WC-63 1.5t 6x6 Dodge Truck
Individual Marine Infantry
Individual Marine Heavy Weapons
Individual Bazooka Team (2 person team)
Individual Engineers

Brazil – Modern, 1st Gulf War
Astro MRL – Widely exported to the Middle East (Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Qatar)
EE-3 Jararaca Scout Car – Widely exported to Iraq, Iran, and others
EE-9 I Cascavel Recon Vehicle – 6x6 wheeled armored recon vehicle armed with 12.7mm MG
EE-9 II Cascavel Recon Vehicle – 6x6 wheeled armored recon vehicle armed with 90mm gun

China – Korean War, Cold War, Modern
PLZ-05 SPH – New howitzer
PLZ-45 SPH – 155mm Howitzer. Export to the Middle East.
PLZ-45 FAASV – Forward Area Ammo Supply Vehicle. Similar to the US M-992
Type 54-1 SPH – 122mm Howitzer on a Type 85 chassis
Type 59/69 Modernized – Appliqué and reactive armor, laser rangefinders, new engine
Type 62 Light Tank – Scaled down version of the Type 59 with 85mm gun
Type 63 SPAAG – 2x 37mm mounted on T-34 chassis
Type 63A – New amphibious tank with 105mm gun
Type 80 MBT – A Type 69 with a new hull. Armed with a 105mm gun
Type 83 MRL – 8x 273mm MRL on a track chassis
Type 83 SPH – 152mm Howitzer. Similar to the Soviet 2S3
Type 85 SPH – 122mm Howitzer mounted on a Type 85 APC chassis.
Type 88 – Predecessor to the Type 98 series
Type 89 MRL – 40x 122mm Rockets on a Type 69 chassis. One reload pallet on chassis
Type 89 SPH – 122mm Howitzer on a Type 77 chassis
Type 90 APC – Replacement for the Type 85
Type 90II SPAAG – 2x 35mm AAG
Type 96 – Designated to replace the Type 59/69; the low cost in the Chinese High/Low mix, 1500 in service
Type 99 – Latest Chinese tank, also called Type-98G
WM-80 8x 273 MRL on a 6x6 truck chassis
WS-1 MRL – 3x 320mm Rocket Launcher
WZ-523 APC – 6x6 APC
YW-304 – 81mm Mortar variant of the YW-531
YW-381 – 120mm Mortar variant of the YW-531
YW-704 – Command post variant of the YW-531
Individual Infantry – Korean War
Individual Infantry – Modern

France - Modern
AMX-VCI – Early Cold War APC. Currently used by many Middle Eastern countries.
AS-330 Puma – Used by France, United Kingdom, and Romania
AS-332 Super Puma – Improved AS-330 Puma
AS-532 Cougar – Lengthen version of the AS-332 Super Puma. In service with France & United Kingdom
AS-550 Fennec – Light Multi-role Helicopter
Caesar - Truck Mounted 155mm Howitzer
ERC-90 – Recon vehicle with 90mm gun
Le Clerc ARV
NH-90TTH – Utility Helicopter
Rafale – France’s latest Fighter
Tiger – France’s current attack helicopter
VBCI – 8x8 APC replacing the AMX-10P in service

Germany – Cold War, Bosnia, Modern
Boxer APC – 8x8 APC, replacing M-113 and Tpz-1 in German service
Boxer CV – Command version of the Boxer APC
Dingo APC – Unimog Chassis with with an armor crew compartment. Used in Afghanistan.
PAH-2 – Germany’s version of the Tiger attack helicopter
Puma IFV – Replacing the Marder
Spz 12-3 – Early Cold War APC
TPz-1 Hornisse – Fuch Communication Director Finder
TPz-1 Hummel – Fuch Communication Jammer
TPz-1 Para – Fuch with RASIT Ground Surveillance Radar
Typhoon – Eurofighter, to be built for German, Italy, Spain, and United Kingdom
Wiesel armed with 20mm
Wiesel armed with TOW

Israel – Arab-Israeli Wars, Modern
D-10 – Monster Caterpillar Armored Bull Dozer, Used by the US in Iraq
M-5 Half-track w/ 90 ATG
M-5 Half-track w/ 2x20mm
M-5 Half-track w/ SS-11 ATM
Makmat M-3 Half-track with 120mm mortar
RBY-1 Mk1 – Wheel Recon Vehicle (TOW and MMG version)
Tiran 4 T-54 with 105mm in Israeli service
Tiran 5 T-55 with 105mm in Israeli service
Tiran 6 T-62 with 105mm in Israeli service

Itlay – Cold War, Bosnia, Modern
A-129 Mongoose – Italy’s attack helicopter
Ariete C1 – Italy’s latest tank
Centauro B1 – Wheel Tank / Tank Destroyer
LMV – Italy’s answer to the HWMMV. Entering service in UK at the CLV.
MAV-5 – Armored truck based on the Unimog chassis. Deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq.
Puma 4x4 or 6x6 wheeled APC or weapons carrier
VCC-1 Camallino – Derivative of the M-113 series
VCC-80 Dardo – Latest IFV

Japan – Cold War, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Modern
LACV – Light Armored Recon Vehicle
SU-60 APC – Cold War APC
Type-60 – Cold War tank destroyer armed with dual 90mm recoil rifles
Type 61 – Cold War tank armed with 90mm. Feature in many Godzilla movies.
Type 74 APC – Track APC
Type 74 – Cold War tank armed with 105mm
Type 75 SPH – 155mm howitzer
Type 78 ARV – Based on the Type 74
Type 87 Recon – 6x6 Recon Vehicle
Type 87 SPAAG – 2x 35mm AAG
Type 89 IFV – Track IFV
Type 90 – Current tank armed with 120mm
Type 93 SPAAM – Based on the Hummer
Type 94 – Amphibious vehicle
Type 96 APC – 8 wheel APC
Individual Infantry

North Korea – Korean War/Modern
Individual Infantry – Korean War

Soviet & Russia – Cold War, Bosnia, Modern
2A36 – Towed version of the 2S5 gun
2A45 – Towed 125mm ATG
2A65 – Towed version of the 2S19 gun
2S4 – SP 240mm Mortar
2S5 – SP 152mm Gun
2S7 – SP 203mm Gun
2S23 Nona – SP 120mm Mortar Similar turret of the 2S9 mounted on a BTR-80 chassis
2S25 Sprut – AT version of the BMD-3 with 125mm gun
2S31 Vena – SP 120mm Mortar mounted in turret of the BMP-3
9A51 – 40x 122mm MRL replacing BM-21
9A52 Smerch – 12x 300mm MRL
9P140 Uragan – 16x 220mm MRL
ASU-57 – Airborne 57mm Assault Gun
ASU-85 – Airborne 85mm Assault Gun
BAT-2 – Engineer vehicle based on the ATT
BMD-3 – Latest version of the BMD series
BRM-1 – Recon version of the BMP1
BRM-3 – Recon version of the BMP3
BTR-T – APC based on the T-55 hull
BTR-40 – Used by every Soviet Client State
BTR-80 with Slat Armor – Used by Ukraine in Iraq
BTR-90 – All new wheeled APC with 30mm and ATMs
BTR-D3 – New Tracked APC for Airborne Troops. Entering service with the Russian Airborne
IMR-2 – AEV based on the MT-LB chassis
IMR-2 – AEV based on T-72
IRM – Amphibious Engineer Recon Vehicle based on the BMP1
Mi-26 Halo – Same lift capability of the C-130
MiG-29 Fulcrum
MTU-55 – AVLB version of the T-55
MTU-72 – AVLB version of the T-72
PRP-4 – BMP-1 mounting Small Fred GSR in turret
SA-10 Grumble (S-300PMU) – Launcher (TELs), Radar Vehicles, and Command
SA-11 Gadfly – Replaced the SA-4
SA-12 Giant/Gladitor (S-300V) – Two different launcher (TELs), Radar Vehicles, & Command
SA-15 Gauntlet (Tor) – Replacing SA-6 and SA-8
SA-17 Grizzly – Replacing the SA-11
Su-27 Flanker – Air Superiority Fighter
Su-30 Flanker – Multi-role version of the Su-27
Su-32 Flanker FN – Two seat strike and recon version of the Su-27
Su-33 Flanker K – Naval version of the Su-27
Su-34 Flanker IB – Two seat strike version of the Su-27. Side-by-side seating.
Su-35 Flanker M – Improved Su-30
Su-37 Super Flanker – Improved Su-35 with vector thrust
Su-39 Frogfoot – Improved Su-25
TMM-6 – Heavy Ribbon Bridge carried by a MAZ heavy truck
T-10 – The last Soviet heavy tank to be fielded
T-94 – Current Ukraine Tank
TOS-1 – 16x 220 MRL mounted on a T-72 chassis. Widely used in Chechnya
UR-77 – Engineer vehicle, line charge, based on the 2S1 chassis

South Africa – 1st Gulf War, Modern
Buffel APC – 6x6 wheel APC.
Casspir APC – 4x4 wheel APC.
G-5 – Towed 155mm Gun
G-6 – SP 155mm Gun
Mamba APC – 4x4 wheel APC. Used by the South African MP and Command Units
Olifant Mk1 – Centurion with dramatically increase armor protection. Armed with 105mm gun
Olifant Mk1b – Olifant Mk1 armed with a 120mm gun.
Ratel APC – 6x6 APC armed with 12.7mm machine gun
Ratel 20 IFV – 6x6 IFV with 20mm gun.
Ratel 60 MC – Mortar carrier version of the Ratel armed with a 60mm mortar.
Ratel 81 MC – Mortar carrier version of the Ratel armed with a 81mm mortar.
Ratel 90 SPATG – Tank destroyer version of the Ratel armed with a 90mm gun.
Ratel Command – Command vehicle version of the Ratel APC.
Ratel Maintenance – Maintenance version of the Ratel APC
Ratel ZT3 – Tank destroyer version of the Ratel armed with three ZT3 anti-tank missile.
RG-31 Nyala – South African APC, Used by US EOD personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan
Rooikat – 8x8 recon vehicle armed with a 76mm gun.
Rooivalk – Current attack helicopter

Sweden – Modern, Bosnia
CV-90 ARV – Armored recovery vehicle variant of the base CV-90.
CV-90 FOV – Forward Observer Vehicle variant of the base CV-90
CV-90 FCV – Forward Command Vehicle variant of the base CV-90
CV-9025 – A CV-90 armed with a 25mm gun.
CV-9030 – Used by Finland, Norway, and Switzerland. Armed with a 30mm gun.
CV-9035 – A CV-90 Mk 3 armed with a 35mm gun.
CV-9040 – Used by Sweden. Armed with 40mm gun.
CV-9040AA – SPAAG version of the CV-90; used by Sweden.
CV-90105 – SPATG version of the CV-90.
CV-90120 – Used by Sweden & Norway. Lt Tk version of the CV-90; armed with 120mm gun.
JAS-39 – Sweden’s premier fighter. Widely exported.

United Kingdom – Cold War, Korean War, Bosnia, Modern
Challenger ARRV – ARV version of the Challenger
Charioteer – Cromwell with new turret and a 20-Pounder gun
Chieftain AVLB
EH-101 Merlin – Joint United Kingdom Italy Medium Lift Helicopter
M-3 – Amphibious Ferry
S-55 APC – Based off the Land Rover 4x4 chassis. United by Iraqi recon units.
Saxon APC – Used by UKs territorial army units.
Panther CLV – Command Liaison Vehicle
Titan AVLB – AVLB based on the Challenger 2
Trojan AEV – AEV based on the Challenge 2
Warrior MRRV – ARV version of the Warrior IFV


United States – Cold War, Korean War, Vietnam War, Bosnia, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Modern
Cougar 6x6 (JERRV - Joint EOD Rapid Response Vehicle)
DUECE (Deployable Universal Combat Earthmover) – The latest combat bulldozer
F-15E Strike Eagle
F-18A/C Hornet
F-18E Super Hornet
F-22A Raptor
F-35A JSF – USAF Strike Aircraft, to replace F-16 and A-10
F-35B JSF – USMC Strike Aircraft to replace AV-8B and F-18
F-35C JSF – USN & RN Carrier Strike Aircraft to replace A-6, F-18,
F-117A Nighthawk
HIMARS – MRLS mounted on a truck chassis
Merkat - IED and Mine Detection Vehicle
M-1 Grizzily – Armored Engineer Vehicle based on the M-1 chassis
M-1A2 Tusk – Tank Urban Survival Kit
M-8 Bedford – Dead Lt Tk Program; however, the 5 prototypes were sent to Iraq with the 82nd
M-46 Pershing – Replaced the M-26 and saw heavy use in Korea
M-46 Pershing with Night Vision System
M-46A1 Pershing – Improved M-46
M-47 Patton – Interim tank between the M-46 to M-48. Widely exported.
M-51 ARV – USMC Heavy ARV widely used in Vietnam. Based on the M-103 chassis.
M-59 APC – Lower cost alternative to the M-75
M-67 Patton – Flamethrower version of the M-48
M-75 APC – Pre-M-113
M-103 – The US only true heavy tank. Armed with a 120mm Rifle Gun. Used in Korea.
M-107 – 175mm Gun version of the M-110
M-777A1 – New towed 155mm Howitzer
M-973 SUSV – Small Unit Support Vehicle; APC for Artic Units
M-1064A3 – 120mm Mortar version of the M-113A3, currently replaced all M-106 & M-125
M-1070 HET Current tank transporter
M-1074 PLS
M-1079 2.5t Van
M-1082 2.5t Trailer for M-1078
M-1088 5t Tracker with either flatbed trailer or tanker trailer
M-1089 5t Wrecker
M-1090 5t Dumptruck
M-1095 5t Trailer for M-1083
M-1116 EOD version of the M-1114
M-1117 ASV – Armored Security Vehicle. Used extensively in Iraq by MP units.
M-1151 Uparmored HMWWV with mine roller kit
MBT-70/M-803 – Joint German and US program. Great Cold War what if.
Individual Modern Engineers
Individual Javelin Anti-Tank Team
Individual M-79 Grenade Launcher
Decal – United States Army (Helicopter Decal)

Vietnam – Cold War
Individual 60mm Mortar Teams
Individual 81/82mm Mortar Teams

Yugoslavia – Cold War, Bosnia
BOV-1 – Wheeled APC
BOV-3 – Wheeled Anti-Aircraft Gun
M-48 – 75mm Mountain Gun
M-53/70 – Twin 30mm Anti-Aircraft Gun on a modified truck chassis
M-60P – APC
M-60PB – AT version of the M-60P; armed with twin 82mm recoilless rifle
M-80 – APC
M-80A – Modified M-80
M-80AK – M-80A armed with 30mm versus the 20mm of the A model
M-84 – Yugoslavia’s version of the T-72
Individual Infantry