2014-15 New Release Schedule

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2014-15 New Release Schedule

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We posted the list of items a few weeks ago, now you can see when to expect these new releases!


June 30, 2014

W-96 Russian Infantry (2001-14)
W-97 Russian Heavy Weapons (2001-14)
W-98 Tigr
GWH-5 DD Tatra
G-582 Panzer III Recovery
HUS-19 LPD-21 New York
W-99 T-72 Deployed Bridges
AC-101 Ju87 B1 Stuka
N-569 M132 Zippo

August 31, 2014

N-570 US Infantry (2001-14)
N-571 US Heavy Weapons (2001-14)
AC-102 F-5E
N-572 FV510 Warrior- updated design
N-573 FV510 Warrior Improved- updated design
US-102 M3A3 Stuart
G-583 Sd. Kfz. 135 Stuka zu Fuss
HRN-6 Daring (Type 45) Class
RMN-21 CA Pola

October 31, 2014

UKN-52 BB Prince of Wales
GWG-21 CL Stuttgart (Konigsberg Class , early, 2 of them were at Jutland)
AC-103 Lavochkin La-5 Razorback
US-156 M2 Ponton Bridge with Corbit 50SD6 6-ton Truck
W-100 T-55 MV
N-574 CV9040
N-575 M37 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage
N-576 Panhard EBR

December 31, 2014

USN-89 “Hog Islandâ€￾ type A (design 1022)
IJN-54 CL Katori
AC-104 Tupelov SB
US-103 WWII Marines Infantry
US-104 WWII Marines Heavy Weapons
W-101 T-72 TUSK
N-577 CV90105
N-578 Challenger 2 (TES)
N-579 M977 HEMMT Armoured

Feberuary 28, 2015

HJN-1 DDG Takanami Class Destroyer
USN-90 CVE-9 Bogue
AC-105 Skyraider A-1E
US-105 6-ton Corbit 50SD6 Cargo Truck
N-580 Centurion Mk. 5
N-581 Marmon S.U.M.B. French light truck
IS-17 M113 Tamuz Israeli ATGM
N-582 Land Rover 110 4-door hardtop

April 30, 2015

HJN-2 Hyuga Class Helicopter Destroyer
UKN-53 CL Southhampton
AC-106 MiG 3
G-584 Panther G with side skirts
US-106 M4 with Long Tom
TW-24 Olifant Mk. 2
W-102 BM30 Smerch
TW-25 EIFV Egyptian Infantry Fighting Vehicle


Thanks for looking!
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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

You're welcome; and thank you for your great products.

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Post by Ben »

Very nice list. I have to stay tuned... :D

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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

Also, the June releases are in the Catalog (at least the "New Items" section). No photos yet, however.

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Post by BattlerBritain »

I need a bigger house! :wink:

And how am I going to paint all these new goodies? Gotta be done though...

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Post by pibber »

Hello GHQ!

It's very great to have the full list !
But, is there not a mistake in the amount indicated for the model PZIII ARV ?
Only one model per pack ? Wow !... very expensive model :(
2 models per pack would be better.
3 models per pack would be great ! :)
Can you confirm the final amount please ? :wink:
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Post by kiasutha »

pibber wrote:Hello GHQ!

It's very great to have the full list !
But, is there not a mistake in the amount indicated for the model PZIII ARV ?
Only one model per pack ? Wow !... very expensive model :(
2 models per pack would be better.
3 models per pack would be great ! :)
Can you confirm the final amount please ? :wink:
Since they don't refer to the pack as "Bergepanzer III", I wonder if they actually ARE including the "recovery anchor" equipment with it.
That would be OK and explain the "1" per pack, though I think I'd rather have 2 Panzers.
I guess we'll see when the photo is posted; no purchase till then, and maybe none at all if it IS just one ARV per pack- 2 or 3 item packs are bad enough.
Considering past ARV releases, I think 3 per pack is too much to hope for. :wink:

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Post by TAMMY »

Do you mean a pack with 1 Bergepanzer III and 1 Bergeanker?
Quite possible as the recoveryvehicles are usually 2 per pack.
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Post by kiasutha »

TAMMY wrote:Do you mean a pack with 1 Bergepanzer III and 1 Bergeanker?
Quite possible as the recoveryvehicles are usually 2 per pack.
TAMMY:
Yes, that's what I meant. It's pure speculation on my part, but it would explain what appears to be an incredibly high price.
Do you possibly know how many Bergeankers were actually built?

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Post by CG2 »

About 150 according to my sources.
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Post by TAMMY »

The total producrtion of Bergepanzer III was a total of 176.

For bergeankers I do not know but I have found the following in the book Repairing the panzer", on a drawing showing the anchor in use:
"The recovery manual showed the use of the "panzerbergeanker" developed by the Pionier Truppen. If the anchor made further than trials is unknown. One mention was found on K.St.N.1151 of 1944 which stated that if the Bergepanzerwagen IV had a cable winch, the corresponding number of anchors was dropped".

This means that the anker was used with any tracked recovery vehicles without winch and not only with the BergepazIII,
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Post by kiasutha »

Thanks guys.
I had a production number for the Bergepanzer III, just not the "anchor"; but I strongly suspected "not very many".
Hopefully, if the pack IS "1 + 1", they will also offer a pack with just 2 ARV's...

Anyone find any more info on the use of the 135 Lorraine "Stuka" rocket carrier?
I'm not seeing much at all...

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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

Photos are now up in the online catalog for W98. W99, and GWH5. No photos yet, but there is a listing of the weapon types in W96 and W97.

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Post by CG2 »

I notice in the description for the Russian Infantry Heavy Weapons that it states : SA-23 SAM 2-tube launcher, Krasnopol laser target designator. Looking these up, the SA-23 is a large vehicle-mounted SAM, so I'm guessing this should be a SA-18 Grouse or SA-24 Grinch?

As for the Krasnopol, it appears to be only used for medium calibre artillery systems in the the 152mm category so could this be for some sort of Forward Artillery Controller team?
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Post by TAMMY »

The SA-18 has a 2 tube launcher called Dijgit

The laser designator should be a 1D20 or 1D22 LTD for Krasnopol.
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