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I'm skipping the starter set because I don't need any Chieftains, Scorpions/Scimitars or Lynxes but I'll be getting at least two troops of Challengers, two Warrior platoons, a Fox recce troop and a battery of MLRS whoop ass.


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British Starter Force – Challenger Armored Squadron

World War III: British Plastic Releases

This Starter Force Contains:

  • Five Challenger Tanks
  • Two Chieftain Tanks
  • Two Warrior with Milan Anti-tank Vehicles
  • Two Scimitar or Scorpion Light Tanks
  • Four Fox Armoured Cards
  • Two, MLRS Rocket Launchers
  • Two plastic Lynx helicopters
  • Eight rare-earth magnets
  • Four decal sheets
  • One Complete A5 Rulebook
  • One British "Start Here Booklet"
  • Eleven Unit cards
  • One set of Death Or Glory Tokens

Challenger Armured Troop (Plastic) (TBBX11)

World War III: British Plastic Releases

The new Challenger is not so much a revolution, but an evolution of the tried and tested Chieftain. The armor has been improved, incorporating composite Chobham armor. The engine, transmission and suspension all have better performance and reliability, making it faster and more maneuverable than the Chieftain.

Warrior Platoon (TBBX12)

World War III: British Plastic Releases

The new Warrior infantry fighting vehicles are much faster and better-armed than the old FV432 APCs. The improved speed and mobility provided by the Warrior allows the squaddies of the Staffords' mechanized platoons to keep pace with the new Challenger tanks.

Fox Recce Troop (TBBX13)

World War III: British Plastic Releases

The Fox Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Wheeled) (CVR(W)) replaced the Saladin armored car in service with the Regular and Territorial Army reconnaissance regiments. The Fox is a four-wheel drive armored car with a powerful Jaguar 4.2-liter petrol engine, making it one of the fastest vehicles of its type.

M109 Artillery Battery (Plastic) (TUBX24)

World War III: British Plastic Releases

The excellence of the M109 self-propelled howitzer is evidenced by the fact that it is used by every Western army on NATO's Central Front, apart from the French. The M185 155mm howitzer fires a wide variety of ammunition, including conventional high explosive, DPICM (Dual-Purpose Improved Conventional Munitions) bomblets, scatterable minelets, and Copperhead laser-guided projectiles out to a range of 18 km (11 miles).

M270 MLRS Battery (Plastic) (TUBX25)

World War III: British Plastic Releases

The Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) is a high-mobility automatic artillery system. It is made up of a twelve-tube launcher packaged in two six-rocket pods, which are mounted on a stretched Bradley chassis with excellent crosscountry mobility.

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