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After Germany’s invasion of Poland the year before, France and Great Britain had occupied positions to prevent a successful invasion in the west, including pushing into Belgium. However, the Fall of France was precipitated by German forces attacking through the thought-to-be impenetrable Ardennes in Operation Fall Gelb, and bypassing the “impregnable” Maginot Line. Within six weeks, France had fallen, despite it having the world’s strongest army.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThe collection of half-dozen 1\/35 sets include a mixture of German, British and French subjects, each of which represents troops fighting in France in May-June 1940. These accurately detailed and realistically posed figures represent well the protagonists in the Fall of France. 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