Light Japanese armour proved troublesome without dedicated AT fire, but with anti-tank rifles and PIAT teams, enough focus can bring down any Japanese armour.
The Boys anti-tank rifle was a heavy 0.55-inch rifle that fired an armour-piercing round capable of penetrating the armour of the light tanks and carriers of the late 1930s. It was used widely on Universal Carriers (in place of the usual Bren) and in many scout and armoured cars as well as being part of each infantry platoon’s equipment.
Pack contains a two-man anti-tank rifle team, in metal with plastic bases.
Models supplied unassembled and unpainted