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Battlefront Miniatures
15mm (1:100 scale)
On the eve of an attack, Soviet scouts crept out into no-man's-land to map the German front line in detail, marking where anti-tank guns and machine-gun nests were situated. They then rushed their detailed maps to the assault gun regiments, who would then assign targets to specific companies for the next day. When the offensive began, Soviet assault guns compared the maps with the horizon, identifying key landmarks and targets and then blasted the enemy guns with intense barrages.
Once the enemy guns were silenced, they moved on to their next target, following the infantry as they advanced. Whenever the infantry reported enemy anti-tank guns and machine-gun emplacements, the assault guns would help deal with the problem, blasting the enemy out of their holes before moving on again always pressing forward.
Though still somewhat cumbersome and slow, the mobile heavy self-propelled guns were infinitely more flexible than trying to bring up the massive Soviet artillery formations. The heavy guns, consolidated in independent Heavy Self-propelled Artillery Regiments, provided the necessary heavy fire support to the mobilised forces leading assaults.
The troops greatly appreciated the heavy assault guns, describing them as "Nekrasivo, no spasibo!" ("Not pretty, but thanks!")
Contents:
60+ Miniatures
‣ 4 IS-2 Tanks
‣ 2 ISU-122 Assault Guns
‣ 2 ISU-152 Assault Guns
‣ 4 SU-76 Assault Guns
‣ 3 BA-64 Armoured Cars
‣ 4 T-34 Tanks
‣ 9 DPMG & M1891 Rifle Teams
‣ 1 Komissar Team
‣ 2 Maksim HMG Teams
1 Complete A5 Rulebook
2 Decal Sheets
9 Unit Cards
Plastic Components
This product is supplied unpainted. Preparation and assembly are required.
On the eve of an attack, Soviet scouts crept out into no-man's-land to map the German front line in detail, marking where anti-tank guns and machine-gun nests were situated. They then rushed their detailed maps to the assault gun regiments, who would then assign targets to specific companies for the next day. When the offensive began, Soviet assault guns compared the maps with the horizon, identifying key landmarks and targets and then blasted the enemy guns with intense barrages.
Once the enemy guns were silenced, they moved on to their next target, following the infantry as they advanced. Whenever the infantry reported enemy anti-tank guns and machine-gun emplacements, the assault guns would help deal with the problem, blasting the enemy out of their holes before moving on again always pressing forward.
Though still somewhat cumbersome and slow, the mobile heavy self-propelled guns were infinitely more flexible than trying to bring up the massive Soviet artillery formations. The heavy guns, consolidated in independent Heavy Self-propelled Artillery Regiments, provided the necessary heavy fire support to the mobilised forces leading assaults.
The troops greatly appreciated the heavy assault guns, describing them as "Nekrasivo, no spasibo!" ("Not pretty, but thanks!")
Contents:
60+ Miniatures
‣ 4 IS-2 Tanks
‣ 2 ISU-122 Assault Guns
‣ 2 ISU-152 Assault Guns
‣ 4 SU-76 Assault Guns
‣ 3 BA-64 Armoured Cars
‣ 4 T-34 Tanks
‣ 9 DPMG & M1891 Rifle Teams
‣ 1 Komissar Team
‣ 2 Maksim HMG Teams
1 Complete A5 Rulebook
2 Decal Sheets
9 Unit Cards
Plastic Components
This product is supplied unpainted. Preparation and assembly are required.
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