Tank War: German starter set

Limited steel resources forced Germany's hand to create monstrous tanks, vehicles capable of taking on whole squadrons on their own and coming out on top. Spearheading this assault is the Panther, boasting tough front armour, making it the ideal candidate to take any force head on. Bringing up the rear is the mechanical king of Europe, the Tiger I. Very few enemy weapons will scratch a Tiger's surface, roll over your opponent with your nigh invulnerable task force.

This huge value starter set is just about to burst with all of this content, here's what you'll get:

• 3 Plastic Tiger I Ausf E heavy tanks
• 3 Plastic Panther Ausf A medium tanks
• An A5 softcover Tank War Bolt Action supplement
• A quick start booklet
• A quick reference sheet
• A set of templates, tokens and pin markers
• Bolt Action Stat cards
• 6 Bolt Action order dice
• A set of vehicle damage markers
• Vehicle decal sheets
• Rulers and six-sided dice

• Plus Web Exclusive FREE mini A5 Bolt Action Rulebook

This box set will allow you to field two armoured platoons, both with immense anti-tank capability. Every tank in this bundle has a super heavy anti-tank gun, which would make them one of the biggest threats on the battlefield - able to take out literally any tank fielded by your enemy!

This starter set gives you a force worth over 2000 points! So this is a great kit to pick up whether you're starting new or continuing your current collection.

Panzer V, the Panther

With tough frontal armour, you can ensure that the Panther can go toe to toe with even the heaviest hitters of the war. It can also lead assaults as with a super heavy anti-tank gun, you can guarantee that there isn't a threat that the Panther can't deal with.

Panzer VI, the Tiger

Field the tank that once struck fear into the heart of every Allied tank crewmen. The Tiger completely dominated the battlefields for a good period of time, and even after new technology and tanks started to make an appearance, the Tiger still managed to stay a massive threat to nearly all Allied units.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted