Warlord Games Deploy New Autoblinda Armoured Cars and Studebaker Trucks

A green and brown camouflaged American Studebaker truck is positioned on the left, featuring a covered cargo area and a white star insignia on its side. Next to it, on the right, is a tan Autoblinda AB41 armored car, showcasing a rounded body and a turret, with a slightly weathered appearance. Both vehicles are detailed models suitable for tabletop gaming, reflecting their historical designs from WWII.

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Warlord Games have released a pair of new plastic Bolt Action kits: the Italian AB41/43 and the American Studebaker.

Produced in their thousands during WWII, the dependable and rugged Studebaker US6 (G630) 2+1⁄2-ton 6×6 and 5-ton 6×4 trucks were produced by the Studebaker Corporation and REO Motor Car Company. They saw action not only with the U.S. Army, but also with the Soviet Union, which purchased large numbers of the truck. Both the U.S. and Soviet armies used these trucks in a multitude roles; these included towing artillery pieces and anti-tank guns, and transporting troops over long distances. The Soviet Red Army also used them as platforms for their Katyusha rocket launchers,

The Autoblinda AB41 armoured car was another accomplished vehicle which offered the Italian and German armies a combination of mobility, protection and offence. Used as light reconnaissance vehicles, the AB41 and later AB43 variants were produced in large numbers; the latter continued to be used by the German army even after the Italian surrender.

The AB41/43 is a great addition to your Bolt Action armoured platoons. It can be fielded in both German and Italian armies.

See the Warlord Games website for more details.

Image courtesy of Warlord Games


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If you've ever watched Band of Brothers and wondered "where can I get one of those trucks?" - Warlord Games has you covered. Their new Studebaker and Italian AB41 kits are ready to roll. Tom Hanks not included. #BoltAction #Wargaming

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