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Borja on 30/07/2026
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Hetzer represents a model classified as vehicle for Bolt Action. The model adds this specific vehicle to a motorised or armoured force and broadens the range of available battlefield assets.
It can be used in support formations, vehicle columns, historical or fictional scenarios, and dioramas.
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Hetzer represents a model classified as vehicle for Bolt Action. The model adds this specific vehicle to a motorised or armoured force and broadens the range of available battlefield assets.
It can be used in support formations, vehicle columns, historical or fictional scenarios, and dioramas.
Specific References
Reference: 010291-005
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x VOMAG 7 OR 660 with 8.8cm FlaK
Reference: 006415-004
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x SdKfz.6-2 - 3.7cm Flak 36 Auf 5t Zugkraftwagen "Crew not included, except for the driver if the option is selected. The remaining crew can be purchased separately."
Reference: 000058-011
Brand: Tigerace
Panzer III was an average combat car in Germany in the late 1930s, widely used during World War II for almost all nations of the axis.
Reference: 000268-001
Brand: M Bergman
Char B1 was one of the heaviest tanks during the early stages of war. The captured specimens were modified and used by the Germans until the end of the war. The following versions are offered: Char B1 (France 1940) Flammwagen AUF PZ B-2 (F). Version modified by the Germans and endowed with a flamethrower. LEFH18-3 AUF GW B2-8. Version modified by...
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Hetzer represents a model classified as vehicle for Bolt Action. The model adds this specific vehicle to a motorised or armoured force and broadens the range of available battlefield assets.
It can be used in support formations, vehicle columns, historical or fictional scenarios, and dioramas.
