Suitable for both Soviet armies in World War 2 and the KPA in the Korean War, the SU-76M self-propelled gun finds its way into Bolt Action. The SU-76 was based on the lengthened chassis of the T-70 light tank and featured a dual-purpose 76.2mm ZiS-3 field gun in an open superstructure. It was used as…
The latest addition to the German arsenal drives towards the Normandy beaches this week, the 4.7cm Panzerjäger R35 (f) is here for your Bolt Action battles! View in Store The 4.7cm Panzerjäger R35 (f) Some 800 R35s fell into German hands at the fall of France. Ever pragmatic, a number of them were sent to…
Prepare for an intense battle with the German Heer Begleit Stug riders! Protecting their Stug as it advances on your enemies… View in Store As Stugs lacked a turret they could prove very vulnerable to enemy tank-hunting squads, so at Kursk, they were assigned Begleit (‘bodyguard’) infantry to ride on their rear decks. The Begleit…
Sacrificing armour for power, this superbly detailed new plastic Marder III Ausf. H will pack one helluva punch in your games of Bolt Action! View in Store Marrying the obsolete but reliable chassis of the Czech-built Pz 38(t) tank and the captured Soviet 76.2mm PaK 36(r) L/51 anti-tank gun, the Marder (Marten) provided the Wehrmacht with…
German ingenuity and efficiency have bought a new weapon to the Bolt Action battlefields – the new Pak 40 auf RSO… available in three different options. Crew with either Heer, Heer in Winter equipment, or Waffen-SS uniforms. German Heer Pak 40 auf RSO View in Store In 1943, some 60 Raupenschlepper Ost (RSOs), were…
An amazing scratch build was sent to us by Jakob Lotz and we just had to share it with all of you! A bit of its short history The “Kätzchen” was a reconnaissance APC/IFV vehicle which was heavily tested, but never produced. According to some sources several of the Kätzchen APCs were built and tested…
Conversion-holic Jakob Lotz brings us more plastic card and resin conversions, this time for a very flavoursome Japanese self propelled gun (SPG). The Ho-To was a SPG and an ad hoc tank destroyer mounting the Type 38 120 mm (4.72 in) howitzer. The gun was old by any standard having been introduced even before the…
Jakob Lotz is quickly becoming a regular contributor with his fantastic conversions and he’s at it again with the SU-76P – aka. SU-26, SU-T-26 or Leningrad self-propelled gun. Jakob: The SU-76P (sometimes referred to as the SU-26, SU-T-26 or the Leningrad self-propelled gun) was based on the T-26 chassis. It was built in Leningrad…
Andy Singleton of Volley Fire Painting Services has been scrubbing up his brushes and sharpening knives as he delves into the background of 2 iconic mainstays of the German and Russian armies SU-76 Vs Marder III Andy: Today I’m looking at two light-weight self-propelled guns of the German and Russian armies. The Russian Su-76, and…
View in Store With the release of our new resin British tank destroyer model last week, Sam Phillips takes us through the history of the Archer: As war raged across the deserts of North Africa it was recognised that Britain needed an answer to the new German armour being encountered. One such answer would be the…
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