A finely detailed 1/6 scale representation of a British PIAT (Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank) ammunition carrying case, accurately modeled after the tubular transport containers used by British and Commonwealth forces during the Second World War.
This piece depicts the three-tube configuration secured by black retaining bands and fitted with a rope carrying handle with metal clips, faithfully capturing the utilitarian construction of original wartime PIAT ammunition cases. The subdued khaki finish and subtle surface wear give the piece a convincing field-used appearance suitable for realistic displays and dioramas.
Historical Reference
The PIAT was the primary British infantry anti-tank weapon from 1943 onward. Its large HEAT projectiles were commonly transported in individual tubular containers, which were often bundled together with straps or rope for ease of handling and rapid resupply. These ammunition cases were frequently seen carried forward by infantrymen or staged near firing positions during combat operations in Northwest Europe, Italy, and beyond.
Item Details
Scale: 1/6 (12-inch figure scale)
Era: World War II
Nationality: British / Commonwealth
Equipment Type: PIAT Ammunition Transport Case (Bundled Tubes)
Construction: Resin with cord handle and metal-style fittings
Condition: Display accessory; non-functional
Display Notes
An excellent accessory for British infantry, airborne, or anti-tank teams. Ideal for Normandy, Market Garden, or late-war European dioramas, this PIAT ammunition case adds authentic context and visual weight to any WWII British 1/6 scale display.
A strong, historically grounded piece for serious collectors and military modelers.
