Warlord painter Andres Amian Fernandez has once again come up with the goods – this time on a load of our Bolt Action Germans. Marvel at Andres’ handiwork below. Adding fire support to your early and mid-war German army is the 5cm granatwerfer 36. Originally conceived to deal with enemy that were out of range…
Neil at Troop of Shewe has been a busy man – following on from the German armour we showed off in last week’s newsletter are these German halftracks. Please try not to drool on your keyboard… The first vehicle to make it’s way off Neil’s painting desk is the Unic P107 halftrack. As the German…
Freshly painted by Neil at Troop of Shewe, these German armoured vehicles really do look the business. See Neil’s handiwork below, click on an image to see a larger version. You can pick up the Stug III with saukopf here. Alternatively you can purchase a Stug III with the earlier mantlet here. Fancy a 10.5cm…
Sorely needed for the defence of Berlin from the Red Army, this new vehicle will be the scourge of Russian armour. The Panzerjager Borgward ‘Wanze’ mounts six rocket launchers (yes, six!). Add these to your German army and hunt T34 and Josef Stalin II tanks through the rubble of Berlin… As the sun set on…
This week’s gallery focuses on that classic symbol of the war – the German infantryman. We’ve received several freshly painted miniatures from the hands of talented painter, Andres Amian Fernandez and it would be rude not to show everyone the results!
The first in the line of true German armoured cars, The 6-wheel drive Sd.Kfz 231 had excellent mobility. Used in Aufklarungs units (reconnaissance) during the early stages of the war they saw action in the Fall of France, the Blitzkrieg attack on Poland and during the invasion of Soviet Russia. In the German Army, armoured…
Warlord sculptor Wojtek is collecting an early war German army (odd thing for a Pole to do but then he is a bit odd…) so it wasn’t hard to persuade him to sculpt a set of new tank crew for the Third reich’s push into Poland, France and the Low Countries. See the forthcoming tankers…
If anyone mentions the Blitzkrieg period of the Second World War you can guarantee most images going through one’s mind is that of grey-painted Panzer IIs and Panzer IVs tearing across the Polish or French countryside, sweeping all before them. To aid your brave soldats conquer all before them for the glory of the Third…
Andy Hobday
Graham Davey