I will update this list whenever I can based on ongoing research and hopefully more entries and be added to complete the list.

Allied forces:


RAF Buffalo: Tamiya Pacific Theatre 1:48, Airfix 1:72, Special Hobbies 1:48 and 1:32 ( all relevant decals)
Catalina PBY5: academy 1:72 (no markings for RAF version)
RAAF Wirraway : Special Hobbies 1:48 ( no markings for Malaya), alternatively slight mods with Harvard Trainer aircraft
RAAF Vickers Wilderbeest : Special Hobbies 1:48 ( no markings for Malaya)
RAAF Albacores Mk1 : Special Hobbies 1:48 (no markings for Malaya)
RAF Swordfish Mk1 (Fleet air Arms): Tamiya 1:48, Airfix 1:72
Tiger Moth: Airfix 1:72
Blenheim Mk1 : Classic Airframe (relevant marking), 1:72 MPM ( no relevant markings)
RAF Hudson : Italeri 1:72 (relevant marking), Airfix 1:72 ( no relevant Malaya marking )
RAAF Beaufort: ???
Hurricane MkIIC trop: Trumpeter with slight mods ( no relevant marking )

HMS Prince of Wales: 1:600 Frog, 1:350 Tamiya, 1:700 Tamiya, 1:350 Trumpeter
HMS Repulse: 1:600 Frog, 1:700 Tamiya
HMS Tenedos destroyer: ???
HMAS Vampire: 1:700 Tamiya
HMS Electra/Empress: 1:700 Tamiya
Eureka patrol boats: ????

Lanchester armoured car: Resicast 1:35 (resin kit)
Bren Carrier MK1 Type 2: no available kit nor conversion
2pdr AT gun: 1:35 Sovereign 2000 resin kit
4.5inch howitzers: ????
25 pdr howitzer: Tamiya 1:35
18pds artillery: ????
Armoured carrier wheeled indian pattern mkII :????
Bofors: Italeri 1:35


Japanese forces next......

Dear Sir,i hope this may help,there were some British forces tank(track vehicle) fighting Japanese during Malaya/Singapore campaign

100th Indian Independent. Light Tank Squadron, Malaya 1942

In April 1941 one Jat squadron was detached from 8th King George’s Own Light Cavalry and assigned to the newly raised 44th Cavalry then at Risalpur. Subsequently, this squadron was detached and redesignated as 100th Light Tank Squadron. It was composed of three troops and equipped with obsolete light tanks

Vickers Light Tank VI B (India Pattern)
Especially designed for India before the outbreak of WW2. This version did not have a commanders cupola. The commander's single periscope was located in the front half of the turret hatch.

• Light Tank Mk IV India Pattern
two-man (commander/gunner, driver) light tank with cupola
armament: 1x Vickers .303in machine gun Or 1x Vickers .5in machine gun
armour: 12mm to 4mm
maximum speed: 36mph (28mph cross country)
Horstmann coil spring suspension

The squadron had between 9 and 18 of these tanks.
The squadron was sent to Malaya early in 1942. On 29 January 1942, His Majesty’s Transport Empire Star arrived in Singapore with "16 tanks of obsolescent type." On 11 February 1942 a detachment of squadron was attached to Massy Force of 18th Infantry Division for counterattacks against the Japanese forces on Singapore Island. The entire squadron was lost when British forces surrrendered on 15 February 1942.
Vickers Mk IV Light Tank Indian Pattern Kit

model kit

Product Code IMA03135
Scale: 1:35
Price: US$ 80
Shipping:1
US$ 9
Vickers Light tank MkIV, hollow casting in light grey resin. Used by the British Indian Army between the wars, and the early stages of WWII. This version has a completely redesigned turret and drivers compartment.

Product Code IMA02635
Scale: 1:35
Price: US$ 80
Shipping:1
US$ 9

This Vickers light tank Mk II is of hollow construction, and cast in pale grey and white resin. 2 man light tank, used by the British Army between the wars This version comes with early single spring Horstman suspension, and can also be built as the vickers Mk II with Indian Pattern cupola.

To order this kit, you had to order by email :shop@imaco.com.hk they accept paypal for international buyer

JB model (out of production)also offer this kit in 1/76 scale but later was reissue by Airfix but the tank was only in british patern mk 1 to 4

Battle of Kota Bahru 7-8 Disember 1941

Brigadier B.W keys 8th Indian Infantry Brigade of the 9th British Indian Infantry Division were the main defendingg force at Kota Bahru,supported by the 21st Mountain Battery-four 3.7inch howitzers under Major J.B Soper

Model kit

(Mountford Metal Miniatures)

MM031 3.7 Inch Screw Gun - Howitzer. MM051/00 If with Indian Crew Set world war 1 crew

MM051/00 Indians Firing 3.7 Inch Howitzer ww1

MM144 WW2 3.7 Inch Howitzer MK4P/ MK5 (Tyred Wheels) MK4P are Indian Patern for British Indian Army

South African Marmon Herrington Armored Car

8th australian Infantry Division during the Malayan Campaign 1941-1942 possessed the mark 3 Markmon Herrington

3rd indian cavalry regiment had small number of these vehicle (not sure mk 2 or 3 in Malaya

1/72 Extratech model (resin)Marmon Herrington MK3 price not sure
1/35 IMA (resin)Marmon herrington mk2 price not sure but i think very expensive
MMS classic models 1/76 20mm for wargaming model also suitable for 1/72 scale diorama or wargaming
MMS 024 Marmon Herrington MK2 Armored car Price £10.95

MMS 928 Universal carrier mk1 £8.50

British Armored Carrier ACV-IP (India Pattern) Mk.1 - 4.
MK2 used by 9th and 11th Indian Infantry Division,some mk2 were obtained by 8th Australian Infantry Division and were used in Singapore by 18th British Infantry Division.

wargaming model kit, i only find one model kit for this vehicle
British Indian Pattern Carrier (2x Resin) Flames of War Item No.: BR216 $11.00

to Loo CK ,i hope this info help a lot sir