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Bolt Action: Panzer II Tank (Plastic)

Bolt Action: Panzer II Tank (Plastic)

Bolt Action: Panzer II Tank (Plastic)

Original price was: £23.00.Current price is: £18.40.

On the tabletop, the Panzer II is a powerful addition to early-war German Armoured Platoons, giving you a low-cost armoured platform mounting the incredibly useful light autocannon. Capable of gunning down enemy infantry with ease and threatening lighter armoured vehicles, it can punch far above its weight in games of Bolt Action.

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