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A Batailon Piechoty puts you in command
of an infantry force determined to protect
its country at all costs.
The Polish rifle company is an unusually
strong formation with 232 officers and
men, nearly 50% larger than its German
counterpart. Each of its three rifle
platoons has three 19-man sections. With
just a single wz. 28 automatic rifle (a
licensed copy of the American Browning
Automatic Rifle) in each 19 man squad,
the main firepower of a platoon comes
from its riflemen. These are armed with
the Mauser Karabin wz. 98a, the same
weapon as their German counterparts.
The company’s three 7.92mm wz. 35 anti-
tank rifles are capable of penetrating the
armour of most German tanks. These
weapons were top secret until the start of
the war as they use tungsten-cored
ammunition to obtain an outstanding
penetration for such a small-calibre
weapon. The company also has a squad of
three 46mm wz. 36 light mortars, usually
assigned one to each platoon. In addition,
the battalion usually supports each
company with a platoon of wz. 30
machine-guns from the heavy machine-
gun company.
Box contains:
1x Command Rifle team.
1x Anti-tank Rifle team.
1x Light Mortar team.
12 x Rifle teams.
Designed by Evan Allen & Anton Ducrot
Painted by James Brown & Jeremy Painter
Guards Tank Killer Company
45.00€ 42.75€
The SU-100 self-propelled gun was the
fight.
Each Dywizja Piechoty, or infantry
division, has 27 anti-tank guns with a
company of nine guns in each regiment.
The anti-tank companies are equipped
with the excellent little Bofors 37mm wz.
36 anti-tank gun. The first 300 of these
highly-capable guns were imported from
Sweden, while the remaining 900 on
hand were built under licence in Poland.
A platoon or two of these guns attached
to your battalion are your main anti-tank
asset. Do not waste them in head-to-
head battles against the German
Panzers. The tanks have the mobility to
mass all of their firepower against a
single platoon of guns, wiping them out
before they can destroy more than one
or two tanks.
Instead, position your guns to protect
your infantry where they cannot be
engaged until the enemy attempts to
assault your infantry. The combined
fighting power of the infantry and guns
together will cause far more casualties.
Designed by Karl Cederman & Anton
Ducrot
Painted by James Brown & Jeremy
Painter
HISTORICO - Flames of War - URSS
successor to the SU-85. It was based on a
similar, but not identical, chassis mounting
a 100mm D-10S gun. This excellent gun
could penetrate 162mm of armour at 500
meters and 150mm at 1000 meters range.
The hull was improved from the SU-85
Dmitriy Lozawith M4 76mm Sherman
(Warrior)
9.00€ 8.55€
with M4 76mm Sherman.
Dmitriy Fedorovich Loza was born near
Kharkov on 14 April 1922. He joined the
Red Army in 1940 and graduated from
the Saratov Armour School in 1942.
nightmares in any future conflicts, the
Polish army decide to standardise the
machine-gun it used and begun searching
for potential contenders.
Among the contenders to be trialled was
the Browning M1917 and after a vigorous
regime of testing it proved to be the most
suitable candidate, mainly due to its
simple design and high tolerance to
fouling while in the field.
Therefore, the Poles decide to purchase a
licence from Colt to manufacture the
weapon. However, due to an oversight by
both Colt and its European representative;
Fabrique Nationale, the design patent was
not valid in Poland.
The Polish engineers therefore went to
work creating their own clone of the
Browning M1917 from the weapons used
during the initial trials. The end design
incorporated some modifications from the
original Browning M1917 and was
continually refined in the years leading up
to the war.
With the German invasion of Poland, the
Ckm wz. 30 could be found in units across
the entire Polish army. A version was also
adapted for use in armoured vehicles such
as the 7TP series.
Designed by Evan Allen & Anton Durcot
Painted by James Brown & Jeremy Painter