French Resistance MMG team judge-dredd

French Resistance MMG team judge-dreddMachine guns were relatively heavy weapons for partisans and therefore highly valued. German machine guns, such as the MG34 and MG42, were used in great numbers and being air cooled weapons were relatively easy to move and operate. Older designs, such as Maxims, were used as well. The Allies also airdropped machine guns to partisans including the Vickers medium machine gun represented in this miniature. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

A model of the British airborne six pounder anti tank gun

enabled it to run right up onto the shoreline

Model supplied unassembled and unpainted

and an ammunition bearer

It was the brainchild of Major RH Northover

but its transport capacity (eight men and a driver) made it suitable for a number of tasks including that of armoured transport and reconnaissance vehicle

The Red Army used the venerable Maxim Model 1910 as its medium machine gun throughout the war

This was the first U

The LCM(3) had a crew of 4 men and was armed with two 50-caliber machine guns

with a clear background which will work over any coloured shield background

At the Battle off Samar

It also made escorts more effective