Mark IV - "Male" Conversion Pack This kit requires our "Black Bess" - Mark IV Heavy Tank kit. About the Mark IV - "Male" Conversion Pack Over 1,200 produced, the Mark IV Heavy Tank is often considered history’s first “main battle tank”. The male... $85.00 Add to Cart Compare
"Black Bess" - Mark IV Heavy Tank About the "Black Bess" - Mark IV Heavy Tank: The Black Bess was a Mark IV Female that served at the Battle of Cambrai in 1917. The fate of the tank is largely unknown — it was either destroyed or captured by the Germans. There are only... $360.00 Add to Cart Compare
Bruno - 28 cm SK L/40 Railway Gun About Bruno - 28 cm SK L/40 Railway Gun Sometimes known as the Amiens Gun, the 28cm SK L/40 Railway Gun “Bruno” was produced by Germany within a series of monstrous artillery weapons. The advent of the railway gun was first seen during... $695.00 Add to Cart Compare
MAS 15 - Italian World War I Motor Torpedo Boat About MAS 15 - Italian World War I Motor Torpedo Boat Lightly armed and fast, the Italian-built MAS 15 was one of the first historical examples of a torpedo boat in action. The development of large battleships and cruisers also brought about... $545.00 Add to Cart Compare
Fokker E.III Eindecker About Fokker E.III Eindecker: In the race for a better aircraft, Anthony Fokker set out to design a monoplane that had better top speed and maneuverability than any Allied aircraft. One of the principle problems was mounting a machine gun behind a... $150.00 Add to Cart Compare
Nieuport 11 - WWI French Fighter Aircraft About Nieuport 11 - WWI French Fighter Aircraft: When the Great War began, several veteran commanders had little idea of how to use aircraft in combat. The obvious application was for reconnaissance, then another aircraft to counter the opposite forces... $170.00 Add to Cart Compare
M1917 Model T Ambulance About the M1917 Model T Ambulance: Considered to be the first standardized ambulance to be used by American forces during the first World War, the Model T provided an effective way to transport casualties from the front. Transported by hand or horse... $115.00 Add to Cart Compare
Knight Tourer - WWI German Staff Car About the Knight Tourer - WWI German Staff Car: As automobiles replaced the horse and carriage as the main form of transportation, military commanders took to using staff cars for travel. Commanders often used customized, high-end vehicles for staff... $105.00 Add to Cart Compare
Skoda Model 14/16 - Austro-Hungarian Field Artillery About the Skoda Model 14/16 - Austro-Hungarian Field Artillery: Although it had a shorter range than other artillery pieces during the First World War, the Skoda Modell 14/16 could fire high-explosive shells and had no difficulty destroying enemy... $70.00 Add to Cart Compare
D-Type - WWI British Staff Car About D-Type - WWI British Staff Car: At about the same time Henry Ford began producing Model T’s in the United States, Vauxhall set out to design a car for the war effort. The onset of the Great War saw an expansion of automobile design and... $100.00 Add to Cart Compare
Type J Lorry - With QF 13-Pounder AA Cannon About Type J Lorry - With QF 13-Pounder AA Cannon: Much like other new weapons seen during the Great War, the first anti-aircraft guns were crude in nature. Some of the first British AA weapons were 13-pound guns mounted in the bed of a Thornycraft... $125.00 Add to Cart Compare
Ordnance QF 4.5 inch Howitzer About the Ordnance QF 4.5 inch Howitzer Among the technological advancements of the First World War, nations set out to produce modern artillery that could be used against fortified positions. The stalemate on the Western Front found designers... $55.00 Add to Cart Compare
QF 13 Pounder - With Limber and Soldiers About the QF 13 Pounder - With Limber and Soldiers: Considered a light field gun, the 13 Pounder was highly mobile and could maintain a high rate of fire. Their mobility made them well-suited as a support weapon for cavalry divisions. During the first... $60.00 Add to Cart Compare
Renault FT - WWI French Light Tank About the Renault FT - WWI French Light Tank: The first tanks were developed during World War I to break the bloody stalemate on the Western Front. Although small compared to future tanks, the Renault FT was deployed as a breakthrough and exploitation... $115.00 Add to Cart Compare
Schneider C.A. - WWI French Assault Tank About the Schneider C.A. - WWI French Assault Tank: In contrast with the sleek design and sophistication of modern tanks, tanks such as the Schneider C.A. (char d’assaut) may seem like something from another world. Early tank designs were simple... $200.00 Add to Cart Compare
M1917 155mm GPF About the M1917 155mm GPF: One of the solutions to trench warfare was the development of long-range field guns. Among the many designs, the French developed the Canon de 155mm GPF (Grande Puissance Filloux) field gun. This dependable and effective... $120.00 Add to Cart Compare
Fokker D.VII About the Fokker D.VII: Often regarded as the best fighter/scout aircraft of the First World War, the Fokker D.VII was known for its reliable BMW engine and Reinhold Platz design. Along with consistent mechanical performance, this design also... $180.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mark A "Whippet" - WWI Medium Tank About the Mark A "Whippet" - WWI Medium Tank: Eight miles per hour may not sound fast, but the Medium Tank Mk A “Whippet” was the fastest tank on the field in 1917. Armed with three to four Hotchkiss machine guns and manned by a crew of... $200.00 Add to Cart Compare
The Great War: Instructions for WWI models using LEGO® Bricks WWI, also known as the Great War or the War to End All Wars, was a global war originating in Europe that lasted from July 28, 1914 to November 11, 1918. More than 70 million military personnel, including 60 million Europeans, were mobilized in one of the... $60.00 Add to Cart Compare
Great War Allies Crate with Vickers Machine Gun The ultimate camp-builder pack for WWI Allies is here! This pack comes with: Exclusive hand-injected "prototype" Vickers Machine Gun from BrickArms. Includes tripod and ammo belt. BrickArms Crate with period-authentic "Vickers/Lewis Gun"... $45.00 Add to Cart Compare
Rolls-Royce Armored Car (Tan) About the Rolls-Royce Armored Car: The outbreak of the Great War (World War I) in Europe saw the use of new technologies on the battlefield – machine guns, barbed wire, and aircraft. Among these new technologies was the Rolls Royce Armored Car... $135.00 Add to Cart Compare
M1897 Field Gun As World War I raged in Europe, the US Army found itself in need of a modern artillery piece should America decide to become involved. The French 75mm Modele 1897 was the best candidate and is widely considered by historians to be the first modern cannon... $55.00 Add to Cart Compare
Ordnance QF 18 Pounder Field Gun The Ordnance Quick Firing 18 Pounder (weight refers to the weight of the shell) was developed as a rapid-firing artillery piece for use by British and Dominion armies. During World War One, the 18 pounder was the standard field gun on all fronts and was... $55.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mle 1897 75mm Field Gun The French 75mm Field Gun ("Matériel de 75mm Mle 1897") is considered to be the first modern artillery piece. Adopted by the French Army in 1897, it was the first gun to be equipped with a hydro-pneumatic recoil system. This system allowed crews... $55.00 Add to Cart Compare
