Neil at Troop of Shewe has been burning the midnight oil to get a load of our vehicles painted in time for the photo shoots on the forthcoming Bolt Action rules we’re releasing in conjunction with Osprey Publishing later this year. Here is a look at some of his stunning work on our German armour…
Another new Bolt Action vehicle for you and what a beauty it is! Nicknamed the ‘Stuka zu fuss’ (Walking Stuka) this halftracked vehicle uses the ubiquitous Sd.Kfz 251 to mount up to six wurfrahman 40/41 rockets launch frames. Giving more mobility than the more static Schweres Wurfgeräts and towed Nebelwerfers. The Stuka zu fuss was…
Although an imprecise weapon, the Schweres Wurfgerat 41 was a punishing weapon in large numbers – both in terms of materiel and morale as the weapon made a terrifying noise, earning itself the nickname ‘Howling Cow’. This new portable but static rocket launcher is supplied with two crew, preparing to let loose their devastating salvo….
Adding extra punch to your early and mid-war German forces is this 5cm Granatenwerfer team The 5cm Model 36 Granatenwerfer entered service in 1936 with the purpose of being able to engage pockets of enemy resistance beyond the range of manually thrown grenades. Due to it’s complicated telescopic sights and limited range the Model 36…
Take an early look at a new addition coming to the forces of the Third Reich during the early stages of the war… The 5cm Model 36 Granatenwerfer entered service in 1936 with the purpose of being able to engage pockets of enemy resistance beyond the range of manually thrown grenades. Due to it’s complicated…
With new crew miniatures we’re now re-releasing two old favourites back into the Bolt Action range – both based on the Sd.Kfz 250 Neu halftrack. The first of these halftracks is the Sd.Kfz 250/7. Built between 1943 and 1945 the 250/7 carries an 80mm mortar to provide excellent mobile fire support for the German infantryman….
Rounding off our Bolt Action paint sets are these covering the forces of the Third Reich. Whether your force comprises Waffen-SS, Fallschirmjäger or Heer, you need look no further than these handy paint sets. Late War German Army ▪ German Grey (Vallejo 995): Helmet ▪ German Field Grey (Vallejo 830): Tunic and trousers ▪ Black…
Both the Pz 35t and Pz 38t were seized by the German armed forces when Germany occupied Bohemia-Moravia in 1939 and took over the Czech arms manufactories. The ‘t’ after the panzer name stands for tschechisch – German for Czech. Both tanks saw service in the invasions of Poland, France and the Soviet Union. The 38t…
Adding fire power to your German forces are these two-man teams armed with MG34 light machine guns. Suitable for early and mid war especially, these will provide great support for the forces of the Third Reich. Snap a pack up by clicking here! Further build your Early War collection with a German Rifle Squad. Full…
Mounted with a 20mm cannon and co-axial machine gun, this 8-wheel drive armoured car had increased off road mobility compared to it’s 6-wheeled predecessor. Handily for a reconnaissance vehicle the Sd.Kfz 231 had controls allowing it to be driven forwards or backwards with equal ease. Add one of these impressive armoured cars to your German…
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