Micromark Army Lists

Welcome to the Micromark Army Lists catalogue at The One-Stop 10-Mil Shop. Here, you can order products from their catalogue and the order will go direct to them, rather than through a third-party.

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Information

MicroMark army lists are unique in that they are available individually - no need to buy a whole book for that one army you are interested in! This means that customers can build up their collection of lists at a rate suitable to them, perhaps as their different armies are being built up. It also means that as new sources of information are discovered, updated lists can be produced quickly (no need to wait 5 years for the second edition book....).

What is an 'army list'? it was once asked. From MicroMark, it is an A4 colour coded card sheet detailing the organisation and equipment of a particular brigade or division. Starting with combat battalions, details of squad sizes and heavy weapons within platoons are recorded, along with all support weapons, armoured vehicles, guns etc. from battalion support units. Further sections cover all combat from regiment level batteries to Army level heavy tanks and super heavy artillery and missile units. A Notes section concludes with details of allocation of radios, infantry anti-tank weapons, night-fighting equipment, as well as date restrictions as appropriate.

Where MicroMark lists surpass all rivals is that all known combat units are listed (including engineers), and no points values are included - i.e. they are not tied to any particular rules system. Thus MicroMark lists are suitable whether you skirmish in 20mm/25mm or fight Corps level battles in 2mm! They are ideally suited for 6mm and 10mm scale gamers who fight with battalions. Not only are MicroMark lists unique in format, but they are the most wide ranging - WW2 Philippines, Libyans, Iraqis and Persians for example.

MicroMark like to be consumer responsive - if you do not see a list for a unit you require, please write and ask, we'll see what can be done. In addition, if anyone has information that is not on a list, or contradicts details recorded on lists, then please send it in. Such help will be rewarded. Many new releases are now for named divisions, for example the entire WW2 history of the British 7th Armoured Division is now available. Future lists will focus more on named units.

Terms

All orders will be processed as soon as possible, but please allow up to 28 days for delivery.

Location

Micromark Army Lists are based in the UK.

Latest Releases

August 2010
1980+: Modern Russia Russian 7th Motorised Naval Infantry Regiment, Leningrad MD, 2009+
  Australia Australian 13th Reserve Infantry Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian 11th Reserve Infantry Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian 9th Reserve Infantry Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian 8th Reserve Infantry Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian 5th Reserve Infantry Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian 4th Reserve Infantry Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian Special Forces Command, 2007+, all theatres
    Australian 7th Motorised Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian 3rd Infantry Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian 1st Mechanised Brigade, 2007+, Australia
    Australian Corps Support, 2007+, Australia
  South America Chilean Infantry Division 1980-1992
    Chilean Army OOB 1988-1992
    Chilean Army OOB 1986-1988
    Chilean Army OOB 1982-1985
1946-79: Cold War West Germany West German Corps Support (& OOB), 1966-1970, West Germany
    West German Panzer Brigade, HS2, 1966-1970, West Germany
    West German Panzer Grenadier Brigade, HS2, 1965-1970, W Germany
    West German Panzer Brigade, HS2, 1964-1965, West Germany
    West German Panzer Grenadier Brigade, HS2, 1962-1964, West Germany
    West German Panzer Brigade, HS2, 1962-1963, West Germany
    West German Corps Support (& OOB), HS2, 1959-1965, West Germany
    West German Panzer Grenadier Brigade, HS2, 1959-1961, West Germany
    West German Panzer Brigade, HS2, 1959-1961, West Germany
    West German Grenadier Division, HS1, 1956-1958, West Germany
    West German Panzer Division, HS1, 1958-1959, West Germany
    West German Panzer Division, HS1, 1956-1957, West Germany
  America American Pentomic Airborne Division, 1956-1961, all theatres
1939-45: World War Two Germany German OOB, invasion of Denmark, April 1940
    German OOB, invasion of Norway, April 1940
    German 150th Panzer Brigade, Ardennes, mid-late December 1944
    German 150th Panzer Brigade, Ardennes, early December 1944
    German 113th Panzer Brigade, Western Front, September 1944
    German 112th Panzer Brigade, Western Front, September 1944
    German 111th Panzer Brigade, Western Front, September 1944
    German 109th & 110th Panzer Brigades, Eastern Front, October 1944
    German 108th Panzer Brigade, Eastern Front, Sept-Oct 1944
    German 107th Panzer Brigade, Holland, Sept-Oct 1944
    German 106th Panzer Brigade, Germany, Sept 1944-March 1945
    German 105th Panzer Brigade, Belgium, Sept 1944
    German 104th Panzer Brigade, Eastern Front, Aug-Oct 1944
    German 103rd Panzer Brigade, Eastern Front, Jan-Feb 1945
    German 103rd Panzer Brigade, Eastern Front, Nov-Dec 1944
    German 103rd Panzer Brigade, Eastern Front, Aug-Nov 1944
    German 102nd Panzer Brigade, Eastern Front, Aug-Nov 1944
    German 101st Panzer Brigade, Eastern Front, Aug-Oct 1944
    German Panzer Brigades, all theatres, August 1944-1945
    German independent Beute Panzer Units, all theatres, 1941-1944
    German 100th Panzer Brigade/Regiment, France, 1941-1944
    German Sturmpanzer Units, Nov 1942-1945 (StulG33B, Brummbar, Sturmtiger)