Soviet Self-Propelled Gun SU-152 Expansion set (6182)

We are glad to announce the release of a new armoured vehicle model – Soviet self-propelled howitzer SU-152 in 1:100 scale. The carefully designed details of the model fit together effortlessly and may be assembled without any use of glue. The model is not only easy to build, but also highly historically accurate.
You may also use the model to represent a Soviet armoured vehicle unit in Art of Tactic game. The powerful self-propelled howitzer will bolster greatly your Soviet army.

During the final period of the battle for Stalingrad lack of mobile artillery in Soviet army became evident. Development of an armoured vehicle armed with 152-mm gun was launched in January of 1943. The vehicle, named SU-152, was ready by the beginning of February and its serial production was launched during spring. SU-152 self-propelled howitzers took part in the Battle of Kursk in 1943 as well as countless other operations on the Eastern front.

Soviet Self-Propelled Gun SU-100 Expansion set (6211)

German Headquarters 1939-1942 Expansion set (6133)

We are glad to announce another new set for the Art of Tactic system – the German HQ in 1:72 scale. The set is highly detailed, historically accurate and easy to assemble. Modellers will be able to make an addition to their collections of miniature soldiers, and gamers will be able to reinforce their armies with another troop type.
The headquarters’ task was to provide proper interaction between different units on the battlefield. Its other tasks were to provide the units with supplies and to coordinate actions with higher command.

Soviet Headquarters 1941-1943 Expansion set (6132)

The set will please you with both high level of detalisation, historical accuracy and ease of assemble. The gamers who collect Soviet army for World War II game will be able to add this unit to their forces.

In 1941 the staff of RKKA regiment consisted of eleven men, nine of which were officers. The staff of the regiment was required to command the troops that were a part of the regiment and coordination of their actions with other troops nearby and superior command. The staff officers were armed mostly with sidearms.

LA-5FM Soviet Fighter Expansion set (6255)

Another addition to our collection of miniature aircraft – the model of famous Soviet fighter La-5 in 1:144 scale. The model is historically accurate and, as usual, easy to assemble (and no glue is required). You can also use this model to represent an aviation unit in Art of Tactic game.
During 1941 Soviet command came to conclusion that their principle fighter – LaGG-3 – was no match for German fighters. Several Soviet design bureaus were ordered to make a better plane. By the spring of 1942 the plane designed by Lavotchkin’s design bureau was ready. During the following months the plane was tested and its serial production was launched. In July of 1942 the first planes of these type, called ‘La-5′, arrived to the frontlines.
La-5 was praised by Soviet pilots. Several Soviet aces piloted these fighters, including Ivan Kozhedub and Aleksei Maresiev.

I-16 Soviet Fighter Expansion set (6254)

A new model has just been released – this time, a Soviet fighter I-16 in 1:144 scale. The model can be easily assembled without glue and accurately represents the prototype. You can use the model as an aviation unit in he Art of Tactic game.
The I-16 fighter was designed in N.I. Polikarpov’s design bureau in 1933-1934. The plane took part in many conflicts of 1930s, such as Spanish civil war or Soviet-Japanese border war. By 1941 I-16 fighters were already obsolete. Nevertheless, these planes took part in fights during the beginning period of World War II and successfully fought Germans on many occasions.

Soviet Light Tant T-60 Expansion set (6258)

Soviet light tank T-60 was designed in 1941 and adopted for army service during autumn of the same year. It was both easy to produce and reliable, even though lightly armed and armoured. T-60 was one of the principle Soviet light tanks of World War II era. Total number of T-60 tanks produced by Soviet factories is slightly less than 6000.

German Heavy Tank Tiger I Expansion set (6256)

In 1941, after initial fights against Soviet tanks, German command came to conclusion that existing tanks employed by Wehrmacht did not suffice and they needed a tank both better armed and armoured. Next year, two prototype heavy tanks were ready. The tank created by Henshel company won and its mass production was immediately launched. The tank was named “Tiger”. Tigers were first used in combat in the end of 1942, but only in limited quantities. The full-scale use of the tank started the next year. Having a thick armour plating and impressive armament, Tiger became the best-known German tank of World War II era.

M3 Lee US Medium Tank Expansion set (6264)

American medium tank M3 (named «Lee» after American Civil War Confederate general R. E. Lee) was produced during 1941 and 1942. Large quantities of these tanks were supplied to British and Soviet armies through the Lend-Lease. Different modifications of M3 medium tank served on most of fronts of World War II.

US Light Tank M3A1 Stuart Expansion set (6265)

American light tank M3 (named «Stuart» in British army after American Civil War Confederate general J. E. B. Stuart) was developed during late 1930-s – early 1940-s and entered army service in 1941. The production of M3 «Stuart» continued until 1944 and more than 20000 of them were produced. These tanks were supplied through Lend-Lease to British and Soviet armies, as wel as several other Allied armies. M3 light tanks took part in numerous battles all over the world.

Tank CombatStarter kit

Experience tense and exciting tank battles on the Russian Front! Massive steel behemots from the two most powerful armies of World War II clash on the battlefields of Eastern Europe. Can you lead your tank company to victory?

Tank combat uses the Art of Tactic system – featuring hidden orders and simultaneous play – for an exciting wargame experience unlike any other. You can play Tank Combat on it’s own, or add it to any other Art of Tactic game to create bigger and more exciting battles!

Game contents:

• 3 German tank models
• 3 Soviet tank models
• 4 double-sided game boards
• 10 game cards
• 2 player aid sheets
• 10 dice
• 2 water-based markers
• rulebook
• scenario book

Battle for MoscowStarter kit

It is the dread winter of 1941, and the Germans are perched on the edge of Moscow itself! With this new Art of Tactic starter Set, you will need to contend with both your enemy and elements! Includes all-new miniature sculpts featuring infantry and HQ units with winter uniforms and the new T-35 Soviet tank. Includes new gameboards featuring winter terrain. This Starter Set is a perfect fit for both new and experienced players. This set includes a complete rulebook with new rules for fighting in winter terrain, all the unit cards and counters needed to play, and a scenario book featuring all-new scenarios.

Box contents:

US Medium Tank M4A2 «Sherman» Expansion set (6263)

World War II. Stalingrad (6260)

The «Stalingrad» game is based on the events that took place in 1942-1943, when Soviet troops defended Stalingrad from Germans. The battle of Stalingrad raged for several months and was the largest battle in the entire history of warfare. Defeat of the German army in this battle became a turning point of World War II.

Exciting rules of the «World War II» game are based on unique mechanics of simultaneous play. Both players issue orders to their troops, then the orders are simultaneously carried out, so when you give orders you don’t know what your opponent is going to do. The rules allow the player numerous options and are still relatively easy to learn. The opposing armies are represented by highly detailed and historically accurate miniatures. New scenarios are based on historical events and will allow you to demonstrate your tactical abilities.

Game Contents:

• 5 Soviet units
• 5 German units
• 3 Smoke markers
• 1 Fire markers
• 3 Gameboards
• Set of fortifications
• 10 d6 dice
• Rulebook
• 2 Reference sheets
• Campaign book

Pak 40 Anti-tank Gun with Crew Expansion set (6257)

By the 1941 it became clear that Pz.Kpfw. IV’s gun was inefficient against well-armoured tanks. A modification of the tank with more powerful gun was being developed since the beginning of 1941. The requirements for the tank’s gun were changed several times. The final version was a 75-mm gun based on the Pak 40 anti-tank gun. The new modification of the tank was named Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf.F2. Its mass production began in March of 1942.

Soviet 76-mm anti-tank gun ZiS-3 Expansion set (6253)

Soviet 76-mm anti-tank gun ZiS-3 was developed during 1941. In February of 1942 it was officially adopted for Red army service. Mass production of this gun began in the same year. ZiS-3 was capable of piercing armour of a majority of German light and medium tanks. The gun was also noted for its reliability and durability. ZiS-3 guns were also easy in manufacturing, and vast numbers of these guns could be produced in short amount of time. In fact, the total amount of ZiS-3 guns produced during World War II is slightly less than 50000.

Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf.F2 Expansion set (6251)

Crusader IV Expansion set (6227)

Soviet Frontier Guards Expansion set (6144)

Soviet Frontier Guards

British Bomber Bristol Blenheim MK-IV Expansion set (6230)

British Bomber Bristol Blenheim MK-IV

Soviet Ski Troops Expansion set (6199)

Soviet Ski Troops

British Recon Team 1939-1945 Expansion set (6226)

British Recon Team 1939-1945

Junkers Ju-88 Expansion set (6186)

Junkers Ju-88