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Close Support Firepower Incoming From Bolt Actions Stummel
May 30, 2016 by brennon
Warlord Games have shown off another new vehicle for the Germans to use as close support - helping out their infantry - within the realm of Bolt Action and World War II. Here we have the Sd.Kz 251/9 - Stummel.
This was a dangerous piece of kit for the Germans to look after since it came with some good guns for dealing with light armour and of course infantry.
It was also a lot more armoured than the standard Allied Halftracks meaning that small arms fire did little to it - keeping those that took shelter around it safe.
A brutal vehicle bristling with guns and a perfect addition to a growing German army.
What do you think of the Stummel?
"This was a dangerous piece of kit for the Germans to look after since it came with some good guns for dealing with light armour and of course infantry..."
Very nice.
Already in my shopping basket 😎
I’m excited for this, but the new Churchill is what I have my eyes on. I really want to know how many of the turrets for that thing you can actually build out of a single kit… The Stummel is on the list, though. I love the variety of the 251 variants Warlord is offering.
Plus, this thing only takes a transport slot! That’s amazing.
With the generic selector, I assume? It looks like it eats your armored vehicle slot in all the theatre selectors.
looks great.
Like the model, it is a needed piece for the Germans but wish they would have put it on a ausf C chassis instead of a D. But then maybe the kit can build a 251/22(pak 40) which was only on the D. Will be getting one and maybe kitbash to my desire.
Rubicon is in the process of making a 251 C/D Stummel detail kit . You get both the C & D upper bodies ( for Rubicon’s 251 ) plus the late version add on armor plate for the D as shown by Warlord . Great kit to use if kit bashing the Warlord plastic Puma to a 234/3 .
Quite the versatile piece of kit. I’m always amazed by how many variants there were.