AHPC11: The Armoury: Neo-Soviet Armoured Company

 For our next stop in the Chambers of Challenge, we arrive at the Armoury.

 

And what better entry then some armour of course...

This entry is made up of tanks and assorted vehicles, supported by infantry, from the Brigade Models line of Neo-Soviets.  Being their only "tracked" force, I bought those to go along my 1/400 scale Gundams (okay, I know 6mm is actually 1/300, but it looks better on the table this way) as the Cav Open Market list from Future War Commander.

The entry consists of 20 vehicles, mainly some much needed APC's for mobility on the battlefield, supported by some tank hunters and two very heavy tanks.  Artillery provides some much needed range with the mortar tanks.

I also painted up the infantry with 5 bases of troops, the necessary command stands, and 2 scouts who come with their vehicles to provide some artillery guidance and leadership boosting.

So that means for this entry of 6mm troops, I painted 38 infantry and 20 vehicles, which mounts to 59 points, and with the bonus for the room adds a grand total of 79 to the tally for this year.

Brigade Models 6mm: Neo-Soviet Bizon MBT's

With all those 6mm scenery in the making, one might forget that there are other figures as well.

And so in between the prints running and the inks and washes drying, I painted up some MBT's this week.

Part of the Neo-Soviet force, made by Brigade Models, the Bizon MBT is a 155 point a piece beast of a battle tank.  A resilient 5 hits, 4 save tank with stabilizers for it's range 80, 5 shots cannon, this is a vehicle one can build a battle line on.

And as it comes without min / max restrictions, one can take along quite a good amount of these tanks to slowly advance on the enemy lines.

The rules, while not in the FWC book itself, can be found on both the official Future War Commander website, as well as on the website of Brigade itself.

Forward Comrades!

Review: Brigade Models 6mm Neo-Soviet Mech Tank Hunter and Volk Assault Gun

Today a duo of tanks gets the review, as they both share the shame chassis.

The hunter can be found HERE, while the assault gun is HERE.

A nice pairing for sure.

Review: Brigade Models 6mm Neo-Soviet Laska Tankette

Okay granted, I can't build armies in 6mm without including at least some sort of tiny tankettes if given the chance.

It's something I just like about those teeny-weeny thingies going up against huge armoured forces.

And you can grab your little cuties right HERE.

Review: Brigade Models 6mm Neo-Soviet Mammont Super Heavy

Part of the 6mm range I'll be using to accompany my Gundams in FWC, using the CAV list, the Mammont is one big bugger.

And you can get him (or his main gun variants) HERE.

Cleanly cast and a great looking style for sure.

Review: Brigade Models 6mm Neo-Soviet Molotok SP Gun

If you like huge guns, this is your tank!

Hailing from the Neo-Soviet range and found HERE, this thing just screams indirect firing.

I will be reducing the opponents lines to crater heaven!