Warlord Games: Bolt Action - Churchill Tank

The Churchill tank, one of the most iconic British tanks of World War II, was known for its heavy armor and versatility on the battlefield. With the "Bolt Action: Churchill Tank" set from Warlord Games, you can deploy this legendary vehicle to your British army and recreate historical battles in your tabletop wargames.

Key Features:

Multiple Variants in One Set: This 1/56 scale plastic model kit allows you to build different versions of the Churchill tank, including the Mk VII Infantry Tank and the AVRE (Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers) variant, adapting your army to different battlefield scenarios.
Highly Detailed Components: The set includes finely sculpted parts, accurately capturing the heavy armor, distinctive tracks, and structure of the Churchill tank.
Customizable Armament: Comes with multiple weapon options, allowing you to equip the tank with the appropriate firepower for your strategic needs.
Compatible with 28mm Scale Models: Designed to fit seamlessly into Bolt Action and other 28mm wargaming systems, ensuring consistency with your existing forces.
High-Quality Materials: Made from durable plastic, offering both sturdiness for tabletop play and an excellent surface for painting and customization.
Historically Accurate Representation: The Churchill tank played a crucial role in multiple WWII campaigns, and this model allows you to recreate those moments realistically.
Easy to Assemble: The kit comes with clear assembly instructions, making it accessible for both beginner and experienced model builders.

Why Choose the Churchill Tank for Bolt Action?

The Churchill tank was famous for its thick armor, ability to traverse difficult terrain, and its modular design, allowing for multiple battlefield roles. In Bolt Action, this tank provides excellent durability, making it a formidable presence on the tabletop. Whether used for infantry support, engineering operations, or armored assaults, the Churchill is a versatile and historically significant addition to any British army.

Miniatures in the box are not painted and need to be assembled.