Showing posts with label Flames of War. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flames of War. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

HEER46 Russian Rail Cruiser

Here are two Rail Cruisers from Heer46.  These are scaled to work with Flames of War.  The models are made with resin an white metal and retail for 19,90 € + post.

 Russian Rail Cruiser

German Converted Captured Rail Cruiser

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Heer46, German Halftrack sdkfz 251

Looking for ways to spice up your Flames of War German sdkfz 251 halftracks.  Heer46 just came out with some cool conversion tops for the halftracks.

HEER46 Russian Rail Cruiser

Looking for a cool Flames of War armored train.  Here is a really cool armored train called the Russian Rail Cruiser.  You can see more pictures on Heer46's blog.  h



Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Kerr & King, Flames Of War Objective

Here is a neat little building for those who play Flames of War.  You can pick it up from Kerr & King for £5.50.  It was designed as a giveaway for the participants of the Flames of War competition at the British National Wargaming Championships at Britcon 2010.  The objective marker was inspired by the Germans Having Lunch (The figures set is by Peter Pig.) The Objective is a runided farm building with places for the placement of three metal figure

The item is cast in high quality Polyurethane Resin and are supplied unpainted and requires the addition of figures as they are not supplied.

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Denis of Heer46 is busy working on another project for Flames Of War conversions.  This time it is the German Sdkfz 251.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

The Plastic Soldier Company, Russians

The Plastic Soldier Company has released a set of 15mm plastic Russians.  I haven't seen these in person to compare them against FOW, but they look pretty good.


The 15mm WW2 Russian Infantry in Summer Uniform retails for £18.50

130 hard plastic 15mm miniatures depicting WW2 Russian infantry in summer uniform as follows:
15 junior officers/NCOs
95 riflemen/SMGs
10 light machine guns with loaders

Art of Tactic

There is a new board game called Art of Tactic.

The game appears to have a mix of scales (Infantry, Tanks and Planes), but the tanks are said to be 1/100 scale, so would be perfect for Flames of War.

The Art of Tactic also has some rules listed, so you can check them out to see if the game is something you might be interested in.  You can buy the tanks separately for EUR 2.95, but currently there are only two tanks available.  They do show a T-43 on the home page, so I assume there will be others released.



World War II. Barbarossa 1941.Starter kit (6134)

Highly-detailed vehicles and figures.
Unique terrains.
Historical states of units.
Retails for EUR 49.95

Box contents:
- 15 german and Soviets squads
- 1 set of engeneering fortifications
- 6 double-sided Terrain hesex
- 6 heights hexes
- 15 unit cards
- 4 group cards
- 4 mine cards
- Rules
- Scenatio booklet
- reminder sheets
- 10 dices
- 2 water-based markers
- 1 set of decals

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Flames of War, Wirbelwind (GE165)

Battle Front is coming out with the Flames of War Wirbelwind (GE165).  The Wirbelwind (Whirlwind) was the second German production vehicle to mount an anti-aircraft gun on the chassis of the Panzer IV tank also known as the Flakpanzer.   The first production Flackpanzer was known as the Möbelwagen and lacked both a turret and the twin guns.  These were used against troops, light vehicles and airplanes.   With their high rate of fire, it was known that when these were in the fields, fighters and fighter bombers tended to look for easier targets.



Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Heer46, Bergetiger, Ladungsträger, Tiger Cargo Carrier

Heer46 has created another great turret conversion for Flames Of War.  This time it is a conversion for  Tiger tanks.  The Bergetiger, Ladungsträger Tiger Cargo Carrier.  The turret retails for 5,90€+ Post.

In 1944, three Tiger I tanks were field converted by the sPzAbt 509 to recovery vehicles and redesignated Bergepanzer Tiger. In November of 1944, all three were transferred to the sPzAbt 501. Meanwhile, a lone mid production Tiger I that had been damaged near Anzio in Italy was rebuilt and converted by the workshop of sPzAbt 508 into a special purpose vehicle. Its gun was removed and the turret traversed to face the rear then locked in a fixed position. A winch was mounted atop the turret along with a tubular 10-ton lifting crane, which enabled it to recover and tow damaged/ mired vehicles. It was also equipped with other auxiliary equipment so that it could lay and clear demolition charges. 




Monday, November 15, 2010

Flames Of War, Tigers

This past weekend I attended Millennium Con and picked up a few things at the Flea Market including a bunch of painted Flames Of War tanks and troops.  Now I haven't played Flames of War in about 4 or 5 years, so I am clueless as to what else I need to pick up.  I just love the look of Tigers and Panthers. 



 Panther and Tiger Tank

 Platoon of Tigers

 Panthers

Dream Pod 9 Tank & Flames of War Tank