Bolt Action - The Battle for Berlin - Battle Set
Bolt Action - The Battle for Berlin - Battle Set

Bolt Action - The Battle for Berlin - Battle Set

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Bolt Action - The Battle for Berlin - Battle Set
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Description

This entire war has led to this monumental moment in world history, this is the Allies chance to end it all, this is Battle for Berlin…

Hitler’s armed forces make their last stand in the German capital, Berlin. Facing them the vengeful Soviet Union, swarmed into the shattered streets of the Fatherland. Every inch of ground was paid for in the enemy’s blood, the fighting bitter and with no quarter asked nor given...

Fighting alongside veteran soldiers, young boys and old men of the Hitler Youth and Volkssturm stalked Soviet tanks with panzerfausts whilst Soviet heavy IS-2 tanks duelled with their King Tiger counterparts.

This Bolt Action battle-set provides you with multi-storey buildings, barricades and shell holes around which to field the combined armour and infantry forces of the invading Red Army and the rag-tag German defenders.

This gigantic set contains:

  • 2 IS-2 heavy tanks
  • 1 King Tiger heavy tank
  • 24 Soviet infantry
  • 24 Soviet winter infantry
  • 12 German SS-Grenadiers
  • 12 German Grenadiers
  • 5 Hitler Youth
  • 10 Volkssturm
  • 1 Borgward Wanze tank hunter
  • 2 plastic Berlin Houses
  • 5 resin craters
  • 2 resin barricades
  • Resin burnt out Sd. Kfz 250/1
  • Resin shattered German Eagle
  • Resin and metal Soviet flag vignette
  • Waterslide decal sheets, stat cards and vehicle damage markers
  • A booklet with rules, scenarios and assembly instructions
  • A5 sheet with posters, road signs and flags

Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

Additional information
Name
Bolt Action - The Battle for Berlin - Battle Set
SKU
BA409910020
Vendor
Warlord Games
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