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Wintergewitter - Ride of the Valkyrie

By: Critical Hit

Type: Ziplock

Product Line: Advanced Tobruk System - Eastern Front

MSRP old price: $69.95


Product Info

Title
Wintergewitter - Ride of the Valkyrie
Publisher
Category
Sub-category
Publish Year
2020
Dimensions
9.5x12x1"
NKG Part #
2147797262
MFG. Part #
ATS_Wintergewitter
Type
Ziplock

Description

The doomed German soldier in the Stalingrad Kessel had one hope: Erich von Manstein. The legendary general had a reputation the size of a King Tiger, although those were not to be found on the battlefield yet. As men huddled in the icy cold, beat back one attack after another along the Volga, panzer engines were warmed. Cranked into life. Across the frozen Steppe would come the rescue. Or would it? Operation Wintergewitter is the theme and YOU will experience it on fresh terrain. Are you ready?

Despite YEARS of tactical-level simulations, with various board and map permutations, the openness of the Russian Steppe is still unexplored terrain. Longer LOSs, longer shoots, and just having the vantage point of watching Ivan .. not to mention those state-of-the-art early T-34 tanks... heading your way as you rub some feeling back into your icy hands and prepare to ram one more AP round into your PaK 38.

Includes:

  • Color Folio
  • Seven 18” x 12” Cardstock Maps
  • One Countersheet of 134 Counters
  • 1 Battlefield Walkaround Sheet
  • 1 ATS AFV Cardstock Sheet
  • 8 Scenarios
Scenarios Included:

  • First Push – Nizne Kumski, Russia, December 12th 1942
  • Hill 146.9 – Between Siliyevsky and Verkhne Kumsky, Russia, December 12th 1942
  • Muschkova Marsche – Wassiljewka, Russia, December 12th 1942
  • So Close, Yet… - Along the Mishkova River, Russia, December 17th 1942
  • Shock and Halt – Along the Aksay River, Russia, December 13th 1942
  • Darkness Falls – North of Saliyevsky, Russia, December 17th 1942
  • Advance, Hold, Retreat – North of the Aksay River, Russia, December 22nd 1942
  • Kotelnikovo Redux – North of Kotelnikovo, Russia, December 22nd 1942