French Army Horse-Drawn Supply Wagon with Drivers - WWII French 1940

For all its tanks, the French Army of 1940 still relied heavily on horses to move supplies, ammunition and field kitchens. Horse-drawn wagons crowded the roads behind the front during the retreat of May and June 1940.

In May and June 1940 the French Army faced the German Blitzkrieg with some of the best tanks in the world - the Char B1 bis, Somua S35 and a host of innovative designs - but was undone by outdated doctrine and the speed of the German advance. French soldiers fought hard at Stonne, Gembloux, Dunkirk and along the Weygand Line before the armistice.

An open supply wagon pulled by two horses with two drivers on the bench, plus an optional canvas tilt roof.

Available Scales

• 1:100 (15mm)
• 1:87 (HO scale)
• 1:72 (20mm)
• 1:56 (28mm Bolt Action)
• 1:48 (32mm)
• 1:35 (54mm display)

Details

• Sculpt: Eskice Miniature licensed design
• Material: high-resolution grey resin
• Includes: Wagon with horses and drivers, canvas roof
• Sold unpainted and unassembled — ready for primer and paint (painted image shows an example finish)
• Collectible hobby item for ages 14+, not a toy

Perfect for Bolt Action, Chain of Command, Flames of War and other WWII tabletop rulesets, or as a display and diorama piece. Need a scale not listed? Message us — custom scales are available on request.