Bolt Action Miniatures

Bolt Action Miniatures

Link:
http://store.warlordgames.co.uk/28mm-ww2-bolt-action-101-c.asp

Inhalt:
Figuren und Fahrzeuge (WW2)

Maßstab:
28 mm

Land:
UK
Beispielbilder:

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Neu: Sherman V (M4A4)/ Preview: Early War German Infantry

New: Bolt Action Sherman V! Supplied under the Lend-Lease programme to Great Britain the M4A4 was renamed the Sherman V by it’s new owners. The Sherman V would be the mainstay of the British and Polish armoured units during the later years of the Second World War.

This was perhaps the most populous British tank. The only downside was a high silhouette, but the Sherman made up for this with it’s reliablilty, ruggedness and numbers. Armed with a 75mm gun and two .30 cal Machine Guns, the Sherman V could handle itself just fine, especially when supported by a Firefly and it’s 17 pdr gun.

Preview: Early War German Infantry As we start to rerelease the early war range we bought from BEF Miniatures we’ve taken the opportunity to refresh some of the infantry sculpts. This has started with the Germans as you can see here.

In addition to tweaking the poses and bringing the weaponry in line with their late war counterparts so we have a consistent range we’ve applied our Figure Head System to the range – now the models come with separate heads which will give you more variety and posing options in your army.

While you wait for these great-looking landsers take a look at what is left of the original batch of BEF Miniatures stock – there’s not much left as they’ve been selling fast so don’t hang around – it could be a while before some of these are remastered and rereleased in resin and metal. You can see what is still available here.

 

[Eversor]

Warlord Games haben angekündigt, dass in Zusammenarbeit mit Osprey ein Regelwerk für den Zweiten Weltkrieg erscheinen soll. Das vollfarbige Hardcover, geschrieben von Alessio Cavatore und Rick Priestley, soll im kommenden Juli veröffentlicht werden, gefolgt von weiteren Bänden zu den beteiligten Nationen.

Warlord Games and Osprey Publishing Announce Partnership

Warlord Games and Osprey Publishing are teaming up to create Bolt Action: World War II Wargames Rules. Written by veteran game designers Alessio Cavatore and Rick Priestley, Bolt Action is a fast, fun 28mm wargame that rewards tactical play, but doesn’t get bogged down with excessive tables and charts. The main rulebook is scheduled for a July 2012 release, followed by a series of books covering the armies of the major and minor powers of World War II.

John Stallard, Managing Director of Warlord Games, had this to say: “Osprey has been putting out fantastic books for wargamers for as long as I can remember, and having a chance to work with them on Bolt Action was too good an opportunity to miss. With their commitment to high production values, I know the book is going to be something special.

Richard Sullivan, from Osprey Publishing, added: ‘You would be hard pressed to find a wargaming company with more combined industry experience than Warlord Games. We are excited to work with these guys on a game that is supported by such a high quality, extensive, and continuously expanding miniatures line.

Warlord Games have previously published the popular Black Powder and Hail Caesar rules, and Osprey has released hundreds of World War II titles over the years, making Bolt Action a dream collaboration between the two companies.

Bolt Action: World War II Wargames Rules will be released in a full-colour hardback edition in July 2012.

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Na, wenn das nicht so gut wie gakauft ist^^. Wenn das Buch genauso gut wird wie Black Powder oder Hail Cesar, dann kann eigtl. gar nichts mehr schief gehen.

 

[Eversor]

Ein Gerücht aus dem Warlord Forum besagt, dass die Regeln auf Operation Squad: World War II basieren. Das müsste sich jedoch noch zeigen.

Durch die Kooperation mit Osprey gehe ich übrigens davon aus, dass man nicht den "üblichen" Weg gehen wird sondern gleich feste Punktzahlen vorgeben wird, so dass sich das System auch für Turnierspieler geeignet ist.

 

[Moiterei_1984]

BEF Flying Standard 10 'Tily'; US Armored Jeep

New: Flying Standard 10 ‘Tilly’!

The latest rerelease from the BEF Miniatures range is this classic light truck which served British Commonwealth forces during the early stages of the war, in the deserrt campaign and in North West Europe post D-Day. Get your hands on this charming resin and metal vehicle here.

The model is supplied with a driver. You can choose whether to cut the thin membrane of resin out where the windows are and show the driver (you could even add blister pack plastic to simulate windows!) or simply paint the windows as they are.

New: Bolt Action US Armoured Jeep!

A little something for those of you collecting American forces – an up-armoured Jeep. Designed to give added protection to patrols and for Jeep crews on the frontlines these field conversions were a popular choice. Have a look at the new model below.

 

[Moiterei_1984]

New: Bolt Action Japanese Chi-Ha Tank!

Adding more punch and staying power to the soldiers of the Emperor, the Type 97 Chi-Ha tank.​

The Chi-Ha tank was one of the most heavily produced Japanese tanks used in World War 2 with over 2,000 units being made.

It was armed with a 57mm gun and would fight in an infantry support role. It would later have the 57mm gun replaced by a more potent 47mm gun a new turret. This tank would be called the Shinhoto Chi-Ha. Keep your eyes on our website as this version is also on it’s way!

These light tanks were used with dash and daring and surprised the British by appearing in areas where they did not believe tanks could be used, the wet jungle proving no obstacle to them.

[URL="http://www.warlordgames.com/13652/new-bolt-action-hetzer-tank-hunter/"]New: Bolt Action Hetzer Tank Hunter!

It’s back and better than ever! With all new tracks and running gear this ever-popular little tank hunter is just what you need to fend off the Allied armour.

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The Hetzer (German for ‘Baiter’) was a light tank destroyer based on the Czechoslovakian Pz 38t chassis which was captured during the annexation of that country by German forces. Also known as the Jagdpanzer 38t, the Hetzer succeeded the Marder III tank destroyer and by the end of the war 2,854 had been built.

Its small size and low profile made it an ideal tank hunter and was the most commonly faced tank destroyer the Allies would come across.

[With it’s 75 mm PaK 39 L/48 gun was able to destroy nearly all allied or soviet tank types in service at long ranges (with the exception of heavy tanks) and its fully enclosed armour protection made it a safer vehicle to crew than the open-topped Marders.The Hetzer mounted a remote-controlled machine gun atop the fighting compartment which could be fired from within the vehicle. Whilst this proved very popular with the Hetzer’s crews it did need reloading from the exterior of the vehicle./QUOTE]

You can purchase the newly remastered Hetzer here in the webstore.

New: French AMC Schneider P16 Halftrack!

The first of several releases on the way for our early war French range, the P16 mounts a 3.7cm gun and co-axial 75mm machine gun. Despite being in the process of being phased out by Somua and Hotchkiss tanks the P16 saw extensive action in Europe and North Africa.

The crew consists of a commander and two drivers – one facing forward and the other in position to drive the vehicle in the opposite direction should the need arise. We won’t comment on the frequency of this strategy…

New: Early War Germans!

Zut alors! Ze Boche iz ‘ere! Now you can field Hitler’s armed forces as they storms across Europe with their blitzkrieg tactics sweeping all before them. Take a peak out of your pillbox and have a look at what is heading your way…

Full squad consists of 2 NCOs with MP38 Sub Machine Guns, 2-man MG34 LMG team, 6 riflemen, plus an anti-tank rifleman. All of which you can see here.

As you can see above the NCOs mean business – one changing a magazine on his MP38 and the other surveying the scene before ordering his squad into action.

All models in this pack come with separate heads as you’ve come to expect with our figure Head system. This will give you loads of variety in your force.

As you can see above the NCOs mean business – one changing a magazine on his MP38 and the other surveying the scene before ordering his squad into action.

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All models in this pack come with separate heads as you’ve come to expect with our figure Head system. This will give you loads of variety in your force.

The specialists of the squad are the MG34 LMG team and the soldat with anti-tank rifle – perfect for laying down withering fire onto enemy infantry and vehicles.

Purchase this fantastic Early War German Rifle Squad here in the webstore​

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Newsletter 28.10.2011

New: Bolt Action T34/76 And Soviet Tank Riders!

There are few more stirring images in WWII than Soviet soldiers riding on the back of T34 tanks. You can now recreate the massed ranks of the Red Army atop their steel steeds as we rerelease our T34/76 tanks and our Soviet tank riders. The hulls have been remastered and the tracks/running gear completely replaced – we know you’ll love the new tanks!
They’re ready for your inspection here.

The tank that changed it all! This early version of the T34 has what is probably the most recognisable T34 turret with it’s heavily sloped sides and large forward opening tank commanders hatch. The vehicle is supplied with a Soviet tank commander. Purchase a T34/76 Medium Tank with 1941 turret here in the webstore.

This version of the T34 featured an expanded 1942 turret and 2 turret hatches. These entry points which were nicknamed “Mickey Mouse” hatches, since they looked a bit like the famed mouse’s ears when both are open. A Russian tank commander model is supplied with the tank. Purchase a T34 Medium Tank with 1942 turret here in the webstore.

This later production version of the T34/76 came with a large welded turret which featured a commander’s cupola. Whilst not shown in the photos above the tank comes with a Soviet tank commander model.

Purchase a T34 1943 Medium Tank here in the webstore.​

Of course, if you have T34s you have to have Soviet tank riders don’t you! Luckily we have a load for you, as seen here painted by the talented Andres Amian Fernandez…​

The Soviet Tank Riders pack contains 4 random tank rider models from the selection shown here. Whilst they’ve been designed for use with our T34/76 and T34/85 tanks they’ll also fit onto any vehicle with flat areas or seats. The likes of the Komsomolets tractor , Gaz scout car, Jeep, etc are all prime examples of how these can be used to crew soviet vehicles. With more Soviet vehicles on the way they’ll find even more use…

Purchase a pack or two Soviet Tank Riders today,here in the webstore.

New: Belgian Infantry And Chasseurs Ardennais Squads!

It would be rather rude of us not to have the Belgians rereleased in time for the Crisis show in Antwerp so we’ve pulled out all the stops to refresh them and get them back on sale. Based on the original sculpts we’ve taken the opportunity to give them separate heads which means you have the options of Belgian Adrian helmet, bonnet de police or Chasseur berets. Scroll on down to see what the new models look like.

The Belgian army numbered around 650,000 men (22 divisions) in 1940. Another 150,000 men were drafted in May 1940 to be sent to France to form reserve units. This is an impressive total of 800,000 men from a population of 8 million and was three times as large as the British Expeditionary Force.

Any resemblance the above NCO has to Willie Bogaerts from the Tin Soldiers of Antwerp wargames club is purely coincidence. Honest…

New: BEF 2 Pdr Anti-Tank Gun!

Giving your brave Tommies a fighting chance against the advancing panzers this classic British Anti-tank gun has been remastered and is available once again. Have a gander here…

More commonly known as the 2-pounder, the Ordnance QF 2-pounder (QF standing for ‘quick fire’) saw action primarily in the invasion of France in 1940 and during the campaign in the African desert (where it was also mounted on vehicles in an ‘en portee’ fashion.

Although the 2-pounder remained in service until the end of the war most frontline guns were replaced by the 6-pounder as the 2-pounder was not up to penetrating increasingly thick German armour. As a result the 2-pounder was moved on to Far East units where the Commonwealth troops faced the lighter-armoured Japanese tanks and armoured cars, the Home Guard and infantry anti-tank units.​

We’ve taken the opportunity to refresh the crew and they now come with separate heads as part of our Figure Head System.​

Purchase a 2pdr gun with 3 BEF crew here in the webstore.​

 

[Stingray]

Gott, die hauen ja schneller Zeugs raus, als ich es kaufen könnte. Hoffentlich wird das Regelsystem, das sie publishen wollen geil, dann gehts aber so richtig los mit 28mm WW2 in unserem Club!

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Newsletter 04.11.2011

New: British Bedford OY 3-ton lorry!

Another release from the BEF Miniatures range we recently purchased. We’ve remastered the Bedord OY lorry and removed the integral base. The OY was a 3-ton transport vehicle that saw service throughout the war and in many theatres of operations. Wherever your Tommies and Commonwealth troops are the OY will provide the means to move quickly.

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Order this resin kit here in the webstore.

New: Belgian Vickers Utility Tractor!

Looking like something straight out of a Wallace & Gromit adventure is this gun tractor. Used to pull field pieces around the Vickers Utility fulfilled a vital role for the Belgian army. Those of you of a Very British Civil War persuasion will also be interested in the possibilities of this little vehicle!

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You can add these eye-catching artillery tractors to your army here.

 

[Nakago]

Der Belgische Utility Traktor ist mal ja so was von kuffig! :wub: Erinnert mich irgendwie an die Grot Tanks von Forgeworld. :lol:

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Newsletter 11.11.2011

New: French Renault R35 Tank!

The most numerous French tank of WWII, the R35 (and it’s later R40 variant) would serve well during the invasion of France and following the French defeat they would find themselves in widespread German use and in turn Germany would give/sell their Italian allies over 100 of the R35. Add this tank to either your early War French, German or Italian (or even Polish, as a number were exported there too…) armies.

The R35 (or Char léger Modèle 1935 R to use its official description)

As you can see from the photograph below, the Germans made good use of captured R35s, designating them as Pz. 35R 731 (f). In addition the Germans also used the R35 hull as a chassis for self-propelled guns such as the catchily-titled 4.7cm PaK (t) auf Panzerkampfwagen 35R (f) ohne Turm.

The R35 comes complete with opening hatch and metal French crewman. The French tanker has a separate head and we plan for more French tank crew/heads in the not too distant future.

You can purchase this lovely little tank here in the webstore.

New: German Phanomen Granit H25 Truck!

The Phanomen Granit H25 did sterling work for the forces of the Third Reich and was a durable workhorse and an ideal transport for early war Germans be they advancing into France, Poland or the Low Countries. Also to be found in North Africa and throughout the war in Russia and North West Europe this model will appeal to all German players no matter where or when they are taking to the field of battle!

The H25 comes complete with a metal German driver figure which utilises the Warlord Figure head system – so you can swap heads as suits your army/theatre.​

Purchase this workhorse here in the webstore.

 

[HiveTyrantPrometheus]

Der Truck ist ja mal schweinegeil. :geil:

Der Panzerschütze hat einen schönen Klischeehaften Bartwuchs ^_^

 

[Stingray]

Der Panzerfahrer sieht etwas komisch aus. "Brummbrumm!!!"

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Nuja... ist halt ein französischer Panzer^^

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Newsletter 18.11.2011

New: Bolt Action Opel Blitz!

Aside from having a great name the Opel Blitz was the unsung hero of the German armed forces in all theatres. Over a dozen versions of this reliable truck saw service during the war and we introduce the Blitz to you in two forms.

We have two versions of this classic German truck – one with the canvas tilt removed, showing the supporting struts and open cargo area as seen above.

Purchase the open canopy Opel Blitz here.

And we also have a version with canvas tilt raised, covering the cargo area. You’ll also notice the Blitz comes with separate doors which give you a few modelling options as well as allowing access to the interior for drivers/passengers.​

Speaking of drivers, although not shown in the photos here, the Opel Blitz is supplied with a driver utilising our Figure Head system of separate heads. This means which a quick head swap this great German truck can be used in any theatre of the war where the forces of the Third Reich to to the field of battle.​

Purchase the closed canopy Opel Blitz here.

New: Sd.Kfz 221 armoured car!

Another armoured car to add to the arsenal of the Third Reich, the Sd.Kfz 221 was a light reconnaissance vehicle armed with either an MG34 or 28mm sPzB41 anti-tank rifle. You can get it for your army right Heer, right now…

This vehicle is supplied with both weapon variants allowing you to choose the armament for your version. Above you can see the MG34-armed variant.

Adding more anti-tank capability is the 28mm sPzB41 anti-tank rifle – perfect for seeing off enemy light armour and other armoured cars.

New: German Utility Tractor!

As the German war machine stormed across Europe the forces of the Third Reich made good use of captured equipment and vehicles. One such acquisition from the fall of Belgium is the Vickers Utility tractor which was pressed into German service as the Artillerie Schlepper VA 601 (b). Add this charming little artillery tractor to your Wehrmacht or Waffen-SS army here.

You can purchase this unique artillery tractor here in the webstore.

 

[Moiterei_1984]

TANKSgiving special offer!

To join our North American cousins in celebration of Thanksgiving here is our TANKSgiving special offer! Simply put this offer gives you a further 10% off any of our Bolt Action vehicle platoon deals! So, that’s more money off something that is already great value! And don’t forget that any order over £50 goes shipping free worldwide (orders under £50 cost just £1 for shipping…)!

This offer only runs until Monday 5th December so don’t hang around!​

To take advantage of this special 10% discount all you need do is enter the code TANKSGIVING when you checkout of the webstore!​

New Army Deals!

As we continue to expand our range of army deals for you we have a few more to add to the mix this week. Check them out below.

This is a great starter set to begin collecting a German force or to reinforce an existing army. This set contains: -
2 x German Infantry Boxed set
1 x German Pak 40
1 x German MG42 Team
1 x German 81mm Mortar
1 x Specialists Pack (Flamethrower & Panzerschreck Team)

All for a total of £65 saving you £7 on buying these products individually!​

Snap up this deal here in the webstore.​

To help you recreate the epic battle for Monte Cassino we’ve put together our Full Monte Army Deal. This provides you with: -
2 x Fallschirmjager boxed sets
1 x Fallschirmjager Squad
2 x Fallschirmjager MG42 Teams
1 x Fallschirmjager 81mm Mortar Team
1 x Fallschrimjager PAK 40
1 x Fallschirmjager Tank Hunters
1 x Fallschirmjager with Looted Weapons
1 x 2.8cm Squeezebore Gun
1 x Kettenkraftrad Halftrack
1 x 10.5cm Recoilless Gun

That’s £142 worth of Fallschirmjager goodness for only £125.​

Snap up this deal here in the webstore.​

Discover why Britain is Great with this brilliant offer!
4 x British Infantry Plastics
1 x British Infantry Command
2 x Vickers HMG team
1 x Engineers
2 x 3’’ Mortar team
1 x Cromwell tank
4 x Universal Carriers

All for the bargain price of £170 (get the command and 1 carrier free!) Saving £18!​

Snap up this deal here in the webstore.​

New: Sd.Kfz 231 (8-rad) Armoured Car!

Mounted with a 20mm cannon and co-axial machine gun, this 8-wheel drive armoured car had increased off road mobility compared to it’s 2-wheeled predecessor. Handily for a reconnaissance vehicle the Sd.Kfz 231 had controls allowing it to be driven forwards or backwards with equal ease. Add one of these impressive armoured cars to your German forces Heer (sorry, couldn’t resist…)

You can purchase this recon monster here in the webstore.

New: German 88mm Flak gun!

One of the biggest, most impressive products in our Bolt Action range is the German 88mm gun. It also compromised of loads of parts. We’ve taken the opportunity to remaster the models, refresh the crew and simplify the process for building it. Look through your rangefinder here to find out more.

The dreaded ‘88′ – scourge of Allied armour and aircraft alike. This is a resin and metal kit has been remastered to give sharper detail and to make construction of the model far easier.

This model comes with the metal gun and two resin carriages as well as six crew. The crew each have separate heads allowing you greater posing and conversion options. The model can be built in either static or mobile modes.

Pick up a nasty 88 here and take down the Allied armour!

Preview: Early war Waffen-SS

As we did with our German Army and Belgian Infantry, we’ve refreshed the original Waffen-SS which we picked up as part of our purchase of BEF Miniatures. The new models will be released soon but before we popped them into a mould we thought you’d like to see what is on the way…

It shouldn’t be long before these are ready for release. We’ll get stuck into the Highlanders next!

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Newsletter 03.12.2011

New: Bolt Action German MG34 teams!

Adding fire power to your German forces are these two-man teams armed with MG34 light machine guns. Suitable for early and mid war especially, these will provide great support for the forces of the Third Reich.

Snap a pack up by clicking here!


Preview: Bolt Action vehicles

Although we’re releasing new vehicles thick and fast for our Bolt Action WWII range there are always several new vehicles under construction at any one time. To give you a taste of things to come take a look at these forthcoming releases – this is only a small window into what is on the way though as we have STACKS of new vehicles coming thorough for theatres such as the Pacific and Europe, early war and late. There will even be a surprise or two…

Adding to our popular TKS tankettes is the Polish 7TP light tank. It can hold it’s own with the invading German armour, being better armed than most of its oponents. We will also be converting this little beauty into the double-turreted version.

We’re not going to let Jerry have things all his own way, are we? Feast your eyes on the new M10 tank destroyer. Mounting a 3″ gun the M10 was the most numerous US tank destroyer of WWII. Imaginatively nicknamed the ‘TD’ (tank destroyer…) by the Americans the M10 also saw service in British forces where it was known as the Wolverine.

 

[Moiterei_1984]

Newsletter 10.12.2011

New: Early War Waffen-SS!

Attired in their trademark camouflage smocks and helmet covers, the Waffen-SS were easily recognisable during the early stages of the war. Warlord sculptor, Wojtek, has been hard at it refreshing the sculpts we received when we bought BEF Miniatures. See what they look like and grab a squad or two for yourself here.

Well-supplied and well-led the Waffen-SS were a formidable fighting force. At the head of most major battles these will be a popular choice in wargamer’s armies.
These controversial but elite troops were at the forefront of the German Blitzkrieg offensive at the early stages of World War 2.

Our Early War Waffen-SS are dressed in their trademark camouflage smocks and helmet covers. The majority of the squad is armed with KAR98k rifles, there is a LMG team with Czech made CZ-26 and two NCO’s, one with a MP28 and one with a MP38.

Pick up this squad here in the webstore.​

New: Panzers 35t and 38t!

Both the Pz 35t and Pz 38t were seized by the German armed forces when Germany occupied Bohemia-Moravia in 1939 and took over the Czech arms manufactories. The ‘t’ after the panzer name stands for tschechisch - German for Czech. Both tanks saw service in the invasions of Poland, France and the Soviet Union. The 38t would provide the chassis for several variants including the Hetzer tank hunter.

Originally produced as a light cavalry tank for the Czech Army and also supplied to Afghanistan, Romania and Bulgaria the Wehrmacht used 218 captured Czechoslovakian from March 1939 onwards. It saw plenty of use in the German Army being used in the Invasion of Poland, the Battle of France and the Invasion of the Soviet Union.

Armed with a 3.7cm KwK 34(t) gun, it is capable of dealing with most armoured vehicles of this time, with hull-mounted and co-axial 7.92mm machine guns to deal with enemy infantry.

You can purchase a Pz 35t here in the webstore.​

Or even better pick up a platoon of three, saving you £6, by clicking here.​

New: Vickers Light Tanks!

As we continue to re-release the miniatures and vehicles we acquired, as part of our purchase of BEF Miniatures from Ian Crouch, we are taking the opportunity to remaster them for resin production. The latest two vehicles for the forces of His Majesty’s Commonwealth are two variants of the Vickers Light tank – the mark VIb and VIc.

The Mk VI was produced from 1936 to 1940 with approximately 1,000 Mark VI tanks having been built. The VIc was mechanically identical to the VIb but its .303 and .50 Vickers machine guns were replaced with 15mm and 7.92mm Besa machine guns.

Pick up a Vickers mark VIb here in the webstore.
Better yet, nab a platoon deal of three, saving you £6, by clicking here!

Small and agile this is ideal for scouting but it’s weak armour makes it unsuitable for engaging in firefights.

Pick up a Vickers mark VIc here in the webstore.
Better yet, nab a platoon deal of three, saving you £6, by clicking here!

Preview: Camouflaged Japanese Squad

Disguised with all manner of foliage this squad is taking the fight to the enemy! Here’s a look at the shape of things to come soon for the Bolt Action Imperial Japanese range…

For a variety of reasons our Imperial Japanese Army range has taken a lot longer to get going than at first planned. Happily we’re now on a roll and with the Type 97 Chi-Ha tank already supporting the IJA boxed set (and a Shinhoto Chi-Ha currently being worked on), we’re delighted to be able to show you this small preview of the next release for the range – camouflaged Japanese soldiers.

When you think about the Japanese in WWII there are a few stand-out images – the fearless banzai charge (certainly more effective than a bonsai charge…), heavy camouflaged snipers, and, as here, troops with plenty of foliage taking the fight to the enemy!
There is no release date for these just yet but they won’t be far from being available. In the meantime we’re getting stuck more sculpts for the range – more about that in a future newsletter though!

 

[Hewlett]

Oh verdammt... so viele tolle Sachen... 😵

Ich bin noch immer innerlich mit mir am kämpfen ob ich mir das Rorke's Drift Set bestelle und dann kommt das hier... ;-;

 

[nemesis]

Oh verdammt... so viele tolle Sachen... 😵

Ich bin noch immer innerlich mit mir am kämpfen ob ich mir das Rorke's Drift Set bestelle und dann kommt das hier... ;-;

Geht mir genauso...