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28mm WWII Late-War Winter Germans With A/T Weapons


Late War Germans (Winter) A/T
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SWW076
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£5.40 GBP


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GamesPoet Supporting Member of TMP writes:

Ooooooh! This thread popped up when I was looking at one of Herkybird's links to a WW2 game on his site. Bingo, clicked the link provided above and into Northstar/Artizan and ordering a pack of these, I like them alot!

Will order a few other items as well … lol.


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Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian writes:

Continuing our wintry German theme, Combatpainter Painting Studios has painted these figures for TMP.

Germans

When I went looking for this pack on the North Star website, I couldn't find it. Turns out it became part of the Late War Germans when that range was formally organized, and the old code went to a different pack. So it's still there, just with a new code now.

Germans

There are four unique figures in the set.

Germans

The weapon with the shield is the Panzerschreck 54; the other weapons are Panzerfausts.

Germans

As I requested, these have been painted and based to a winter theme, to match the figures. The patchy snow means they could reasonably be used from late fall to early spring.

Germans