The primary machine gun of the British Army during the First World War was the indefatigable Vickers. Renowned for its exceptional reliability, the Vickers was capable of delivering sustained fire for extended periods. In one remarkable instance at High Wood in 1916, a company of machine gunners reportedly fired continuously for twelve hours, expending hundreds of thousands of rounds without a single significant stoppage, only pausing to change barrels and water (with whatever liquids they could find on hand).
Contains physical miniatures to assemble one Vickers Heavy Machine Gun Section:
- 1x No.1 (gunner) with Vickers HMG
- 2x Assistants (No.2 and No.3)
- 1x Carrier (No.4)
- Scenic base-topper (60mm) (Optional add-on)
British Vickers HMG Section (Physical)
This item is expertly printed in high-quality resin by our 3D print partner Feudal Forge Foundry in the UK. As this item is made to order, please allow an additional 5-7 working days for your order to dispatch.
The resin we use is durable, holds excellent detail and has some flex, meaning it is resistant to breakage. Our miniatures are fully cleaned and cured. As with all resins, be cautious when cutting, filing, sanding etc - wear a mask, work outdoors or 'work wet' to be on the safe side.
Scale: 28mm, 1/56
Models designed by: James Dilworth and Sam Kelly
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