⭐ Warlord Games now available to order! ⭐
Santiago N on 08/09/2026
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US Army (Winter) Support Group (HQ, Mortar & MMG) represents a support element classified as mortar team for Bolt Action. The unit fulfils a specialist role and complements the force's main troops.
It is useful for completing platoons, diversifying an army, and representing tactical support in games and dioramas.
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US Army (Winter) Support Group (HQ, Mortar & MMG) represents a support element classified as mortar team for Bolt Action. The unit fulfils a specialist role and complements the force's main troops.
It is useful for completing platoons, diversifying an army, and representing tactical support in games and dioramas.
Estimated dispatch time: Warlord Games products have an estimated dispatch time of 4–5 weeks due to logistical reasons. If the order includes other products, the entire order will be shipped once all items are available. Orders will not be split into separate shipments.
Specific References
Reference: 015924-001
Brand: Madox historical miniatures - Battle Cat Miniatures
1 x US Pacific 75mm Howitzer. Includes 1 gun and 3 miniatures.
Reference: 002641-001
Brand: Kyoushuneko Miniatures
Includes 1 x M3 105mm WWW Crew not included DISCLAIMER: This Weird War models are inspired in historical models, but they are not 100% historical accurate.
Reference: 016582-001
Brand: 3d Breed
1 x Winter US M1 anti-tank gun. Includes 3 crew miniatures.
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US Army (Winter) Support Group (HQ, Mortar & MMG) represents a support element classified as mortar team for Bolt Action. The unit fulfils a specialist role and complements the force's main troops.
It is useful for completing platoons, diversifying an army, and representing tactical support in games and dioramas.
