Webstore: German Heer with infra-red assault rifles
Andy HobdayNote: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
no comments
Tag: Bolt Action
Webstore: German 5cm Granatenwerfer team
The lightest mortar – grantenwerfer – in use in the German Army was the 50mm infantry mortar. It was basically a close-range support weapon that could be easily carried and used by infantry and was used in almost every early stage engagement. As
no comments
New: Bolt Action German Pak 40 And Specialists!
Paul SawyerTo help support your brand new plastic German infantry on the battlefield we’re bringing you fresh troops in the in the form of a 75mm Pak 40 anti-tank gun, Panzerschreck tank-hunter team and a flamethrower! For the Fatherland! The PaK 40 was the standard German anti-tank gun until the end of the war. This 7.5…
no comments
Webstore: Figure Head System – Chindit Heads 4 (4)
Pack contains 1 metal sprue of 4 heads. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
no comments
Preview: More SS!
Big Gazza has worked his painting magic on the Waffen-SS range once again! This time on more future releases lending more punch to your SS force… …and some sizzle to your squad with a Flammenwerfer 35! As usual with this range it has separate heads as part of our Figure Head system. This means you…
no comments
New: Plastic Bolt Action German Infantry!
Achtung! Our eagerly awaited plastic German Infantry boxed set is now available! This is the first plastic Bolt Action boxed sets and reflects German landsers in mid-late war. They are a multi-pose extravaganza and a modeller’s dream. Don’t take our word for it – check them out! Here are some examples painted by the irrepressible…
no comments
New: Bolt Action German Support Weapons!
It’s not all beautifully sculpted, multi-pose plastic Germans you know – we also have new beautifully sculpted metal German Support Weapons too! Utilising our Figure Head system of separate heads these will add extra support to your plastic squads. A mortar crew consists of three members, the gunner controls the deflection and elevation of the…
no comments
Painting Video: Plastic Germans!
The chaps at Beasts of War have just been in touch to tell us they’ve published a spanking new video (not to be mistaken for other spanking videos…) on how John built and painted our new plastic Bolt Action German Infantry. Check the video out here!
no comments
Gallery: Bolt Action By Agis Neugebauer
Last week we brought you a stack of Agis’ beautifully painted Bolt Action British miniatures and vehicles. This week we bring you more British but painted for the Western Desert and one or two from his German army. Every British army needs some Humbers! We have them available in the MK II and MK IV…
no comments