Historic Brick Artillery Set Replicas: WW2 and Modern Brick Armaments

Elevate your collection with our WW2 and Modern Artillery Brick Sets. This series offers a range of detailed artillery models from various eras, each accompanied by figures and accessories for a complete scene. Perfect for history enthusiasts and collectors alike, these sets allow you to recreate historical moments or imagine new scenarios in both World War II and modern contexts.

Crafting Artillery History with Each Brick Set

1. German Artillery Sets: Choose from a range of German artillery pieces, each with accompanying figures and period-accurate accessories, showcasing the formidable firepower of the era.

2. Soviet Union Artillery Collections: Explore the power of the Soviet Union's artillery with sets featuring multiple guns and detailed figures, complete with all the necessary accessories for an authentic display.

3. US Artillery Replicas: Build and display American artillery pieces, reflecting the might and technological advancements of the United States military forces.

Build and Learn

Each set is not only a collector's item but also an educational tool that provides insight into the design and function of historical artillery. As you assemble these sets, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the engineering and strategic importance of these weapons in both past and present military history.

Diverse Range for Enthusiasts

• Detailed Replicas: From the German One Gun set to the Su's Six-Gun collection, each set is designed with attention to detail, offering an immersive building experience.
• Versatile Displays: Whether you're setting up a diorama or adding to a shelf display, these artillery sets serve as impressive stand-alone pieces or as part of a larger military scene.
• Tri-Color Shells: The QG shell tricolor set provides an additional layer of customization, allowing you to depict various states of artillery readiness and action.

Expand your historical brick set collection with these meticulously designed artillery replicas, and delve into the tactical depth of military history through the art of brick building.