''Battle Pieces'' - Allies - Mack Truck (x5)

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Allied Mack Truck (Pack of 5)

From HBG's Supplement Set, this is the way to go if you need more units of a specific type or color. It is available in 11 different colors: Tan, Blonde, Celery Green, Light Blue, Blue, Light Green, Anzac Gray, White, Orange, Olive Drab, and Dark Green. These plastic gaming pieces can be used in miniature games like Axis & Allies and Memoir 44.

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Lord and Master

These make great "red ball express" trucks... or just any for the U.S.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Gregory Bieller from San Antonio. on 2/21/2020

Great for mech infantry for US, UK and ANZAC

Really well done piece and looks great on the board. Get some to add some variety to your E40 and P40 games for allied mech infantry.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Jeffrey Arnold from Boston. on 8/30/2018

Perfection!

I happened upon these by pure chance, and I'm really impressed. I'm using them with Steve Jackson Games' old classic "Ogre" now that they have branched out into plastic minis. Yes, they look archaic for the year 2085, but they also immediately signal "truck" once they are on the battlefield. the parts are really molded exceptionally well for such a small scale, and I heartily recommend them to everyone.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Jeff Saxton from St. Louis. on 1/7/2018

Miniature necessarie

Thumbnails really detailed and well done. These trucks, along with self-propelled artillery and the M3/M5 Half Track are the pieces needed to complete in an optimal manner the British army. Fun and varied possibilities for use on various gambling boards is guaranteed!!!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Roberto Iaccarino from Napoli, Italia. on 11/7/2013

Another Great Product from HBG

Nice trucks. Well done. The detail is very intricate, right down to the windshield wipers. These will make perfect land transports for infantry.

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Reviewed by: Chuck Shaw from Mount Carmel, Illinois. on 3/16/2013