We’ve had a bunch of people asking for downloads of a Quick Reference sheet for Fate Of A Nation so we have put up PDF versions for you to download and print off. Simply right click the link and save as and you’ll be ready to slug it out in the Golan Heights or Sinai in no time. Find the PDF download in the link below.
Numerous people asked for a handy quick reference sheet for Fate Of A Nation so we have made PDF versions of them for you to download and print out, and perhaps have it laminated.
‘Fate Of A Nation Quick Reference sheet – Two A4 Sheets
Step 1. Begin assembly by adding the tracks. there are left/right indicators on the back of each track to ensure they are put on the correct way.
Step 1c. Left and right tracks attached.
Step 2. Next glue the radar dish onto the top of the turret. There are two small notches towards the rear that the radar mount will fit into.
Step 3. The cannon assembly comes in two pieces. There are three small bumps and corresponding divots to ensure the two halves are positioned correctly.
Step 3c. The cannon halves glued together correctly
Step 4. Glue the cannon mount into the front of the turret. You’ll notice there are small notches on one side of the guns. These should be facing down.
Step 5. Next place the turret into the body of your ZSU-23-4 Shilka and you’re done!
Includes two ZSU-23-4 Self-propelled Anti-aircraft guns,
Designed as a replacement for the ZSU-57-2, the ZSU-23-4 “Shilka” replaced the twin 57mm guns with four 23mm cannon with a far greater ammunition capacity. The Shilka is also equipped with an integral radar to allow automatic tracking of targets rather than optical tracking.
Includes nine plastic T-62 tank sprues, two plastic Tank Commander sprues two Decal Sheets and two ZSU-23-4 Self-propelled Anti-aircraft guns
When the British fitted their Centurion with a 105mm gun, the Soviet leadership demanded that the T-55 be fitted with a bigger gun than its current 100mm. The result was the T-62 which mounted a smoothbore 115mm firing a fin-stabilised round. Egypt acquired several hundred in time for the 1973 Yom Kippur War
Step 1. Begin assembly of the IS-3M by attaching the tracks to each side of the hull.
1b & c. Each track has been keyed to correspond with a particular side of the hull; this aids in ensuring the correct orientation of the tracks when assembling the miniature.
1d & e. Attaching the tracks to the hull of the IS-3M.
Step 2a. Next, attach the main gun to the gun mantlet.
2b. The main gun attached to the turret.
Step 3a. Attach the turret hatch to the top of the turret.
3b. Turret hatch in place.
Step 4a. Next, attach the .50 cal AA MG to the rear of the turret.
4b. The .50 cal AA MG attached to the rear of the turret.
Step 5a. Attach the smoke canisters to the rear of the hull using the recesses shown in the image below.
5b. A smoke canister attached successfully to the rear of the IS-3M hull.
5c. Adding the second smoke canister to the rear of the hull of the IS-3M.
Step 6a. Next, attach the external fuel tanks to the edges of the engine deck of the IS-3M.
6b,c & d. The external fuel tanks added to both sides of the IS-3M hull.
With the external fuel tanks attached; the IS-3M is now fully assembled.
Step 1. Begin assembly by attacking the tracks to the hull of the M50 Sherman.
1a.Each track has been keyed to correspond with a particular side of the hull; this aids in ensuring the correct orientation of the tracks when assembling the miniature. 1b. The correct alignment for the left-hand side track 1c. The correct alignment for the right-hand side track
1d. The left-hand side track attached to the hull 1e. The hull machine-gun correctly attached to the front of the hull
Step 2a. Attach the hull machine-gun to the hull.
2b. The hull machine-gun sprue note: we include extra MGs for ease- keep the spares in your bits box!
2c. The hull machine-gun correctly attached to the front of the hull
Step 3a. Attach the main gun to the turret
3b. The main gun ready for assembly. 3c. The main gun correctly attached to the turret.
Step 4a. Attach the hatches to the turret.
Step 5. Attach the commander’s hatch to the turret (closed)
5a. The commanders hatch modeled closed 5b. (optional) the commander’s hatch modeled open. 5c. Snip your chosen commander from the sprue.
5d. The tank commander correctly attached to the turret
Step 6a. Attach the .50 cal AA MG to the turret
6b. With the tank commander and AA MG in place, the M50 Sherman is fully-assembled and ready for painting.
The Beasts Of War team is back with another unboxing video. Today they look at the Isherman tank, also known as the Super Sherman. In this video they talk about one of the most unique tanks that Israeli forces fielded and the history that led its development and pushed the absolute limit of what could be done with a Sherman tank.
John and Justin take a look at the Tiran-5 tank from Fate Of A Nation. In this video they talk about the background of Fate Of A Nation and they take a detailed look at Tiran-5 tank fresh out of the box and each part you get inside.
Please note prices listed are in Pounds Stirling for customers in the United Kingdom, Euros for customers in Europe, and US Dollars for all other regions.
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