Dystopian Wars - Borodino Battlefleet Set
Dystopian Wars - Borodino Battlefleet Set

Dystopian Wars - Borodino Battlefleet Set

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Dystopian Wars - Borodino Battlefleet Set
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The main warhorse of the Commonwealth Naval warmachine is the Borodino Class Battleship. These vessels are of solid construction and the first of them to come out of the shipyards are still going strong after almost three decades of service. Bearing a formidable loadout of cannons and equipped with thick ablative armour, the Borodino is able to weather a return volley from the enemy and keep fighting. As a result the Borodino Class are often found in the thick of battle.

Battleships are typically accompanied by frontline cruisers, who's durable armour and heavy gun turrets make them solid companions for the fleet. The Norilsk Heavy Cruiser has a distinctive long & sleek silhouette and it's extra turret gives it that little extra firepower needed to hit at larger targets. The mainstay of the frontline cruisers are the Kutsov Class; solid and dependable they can be utilised in any number of operations. The Oleg Class Monitors and Sineus Class Fast Cruisers act as rapid response when speed is more sedated than firepower. In and amongst these larger ships are scattered squadrons of Rurik Frigates, their captains are adroit hunters and enjoy finishing off damaged larger targets.

The Borodino Battlefleet Set kit builds seven multi-part plastic and resin miniatures;

  • 1x Bordino Class Battleship
  • 2x Kutsov Class Cruiser
  • Each Cruiser can alternatively be built as either Norilsk, Oleg or Sineus Class
  • 4x Rurik Class Frigates

Please note:

Miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly will be required.

Unit Cards are not included and can be found on the Dystopian Wars website.

Additional information
Name
Dystopian Wars - Borodino Battlefleet Set
SKU
DWA270001
Vendor
Warcradle Studios
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