What published reviews say
We have not built this kit. This is a summary of published reviews. Sentrybox (May 2021) highly recommended it for its detail and options, with mould lines as the main pain. Sonic Sledge (Apr 2021) called the kits fantastic but missed a Thompson SMG and found the moulded respirator strap dates the figures to late war. The Sentrybox review sample was supplied by the Sentry Box shop.
Build notes
- Part count: Six identical infantry sprues plus bases and two decal sheets (Sentrybox)
- Painting: Yes. Supplied unassembled and unpainted; glue and paints not included (Warlord Games).
- Assembly fiddliness: Sentrybox found weapons moulded to arms, which speeds assembly, but mould lines a headache to clean. Sonic Sledge found most flash at the edge of detail and easy to remove, with a few fiddly spots behind knees and gaiters.
Sources
| Source | What it confirms | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Warlord Games UK: British & Canadian Army Infantry (1943-45) | SKU 402011020; £37.00; 30 plastic infantry; unassembled and unpainted | 1 Nov 2026 |
| Element Games: British & Canadian Army Infantry (1943-45) | UK £33.30 (10% off £37.00), in stock | 1 Nov 2026 |
| Sentrybox's Blog: Warlord Games British and Canadian Army Infantry (1943-45) review (14 May 2021) | Six identical sprues; 30 bases; mould lines; sample from Sentry Box | 1 Nov 2026 |
| Sonic Sledge: Warlord Games New (2021) British & Canadian Plastic Infantry: Review and Paint (28 Apr 2021) | No Thompson; flash easy to remove; late-war respirator | 1 Nov 2026 |