RichC of the Warlord web team recently started looking at building a Kampfgruppe using the new plastic Fallschirmjӓger. Having looked at planning a force RichC now has a look at his first models View part 1 Bedraggled, weary and fighting a desperate defense the German forces in Italy fought to the very end. I’m following…
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…
Bad news for Allied tank commanders this week – the mighty Nashorn tank destroyer is here! View in Store Originally named the Hornisse (German for Hornet, the Nashorn (Rhinoceros), was a tank destroyer developed in 1942 by equipping the deadly Pak 43 heavy anti-tank gun onto a turretless Panzer IV chassis. Though only lightly armoured…
The fearsome Sturmtiger was designed to devastate towns. Armed with a naval rocket launcher not many were built but it did see action in the crushing of the Warsaw uprising, and on bothe Western and Eastern fronts from la
The Panzerjager I (German “Tank Hunter 1”) was the first of the German tank destroyers to see service in the Second World War. It mounted a Czech
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The SU-100 was developed from the SU-85, it sits on the T34 chassis. The SU-100 saw extensive service in the last year of the war. This was one of the most powerful tank busters of the war, able to wreck every German tank it saw. With penetration of ov
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