New German Heavy Weapons teams from PSC

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**Nungunz**

I'll probably wait for the german halftrack conversion kits. Looking to get a few 3.7cm Gun, 7.5cm Cannon, and 8cm Mortar variants.

**DvR**

olympia wrote:
This is great. You can make a very competitive list now for dirt cheap:
From the V3 Forces book.
Grenadierkompanie (Heer)

HQ
Grendierkompanie HQ with 2 cmd panzerfaust, mortar section, anti-tank section, 145

Combat companies

1.Grenadier platoon, cmd panzerfaust, 6 rifle/mg teams, 165
2. Grenadier platoon, cmd panzerfaust, 6 rifle/mg teams, 165

Weapons platoons
3. grenadier machie-gun platoon, 4 MG 42, 135 (combat attach to above)
4. Grenadier mortar platoon, 4 12cm SGW43, 165

Regimental support
5. Grenadier ppioneer platoon, cmd panzerfaust, 6 pioneer rifle team, 175

Divisional support
6. Panzer platoon, 3 Panther A, 560
7. Panzergrenadier anti-tank gun platoon, 2 7.5 PaK40, 105
8. Ju 87G Stuka limited air support, 135

1750 points of Confident/Veteran late war unpleasantness for about $100.

What you buy:
1. PSC german infantry box
2. PSC german heavy weapons box
3. PSC panther box
4. Zvezda Stuka
5. Battlefront pak40 blister
6. bases

I'm looking into starting FoW but I'm on a budget seeing as I'm a student.
Would this list still be competitive in 2013?
It looks like a decent list to learn the game with.

**Pacific**

Yes that would still be fine - you can also use the easy army builder, cheaper than buying an army book http://www.easyarmy.com/index.aspx

**DvR**

Pacific wrote:
Yes that would still be fine - you can also use the easy army builder, cheaper than buying an army book http://www.easyarmy.com/index.aspx

Thanks for you're help.
I've heard some of the special rules aren't on easyarmy.
So i will eventually have to get an army book right?

**Nevux**

@DvR

You could consider buying the 'open fire' starter set, provided the included rulebook covers the special rules that are not available on easyarmy.

Btw, where are you from? I'm also looking into FoW. One of the major thresholds is that I don't know anyone playing the game.

**DvR**

Nevux wrote:
@DvR

You could consider buying the 'open fire' starter set, provided the included rulebook covers the special rules that are not available on easyarmy.

Btw, where are you from? I'm also looking into FoW. One of the major thresholds is that I don't know anyone playing the game.

I'm from Zeewolde. Yesterday I had an introduction game at a local wargaming group in Amersfoort.
They play warhammer fantasy, 40k and flames of war. I believe they have 14 people thqt play FoW and they play on wednesdays and friday evenings.

I thought about buying buying the openfire startingbox but il need someone tot take the allied models of my hands.

**mwnciboo**

@DvR could you do us a favour and open your query as a new topic, it's just a friendly bit of advice, because one of the rules of Dakka is not to re-open old threads over 3 months old (the mods will jump on people for it!), also known as "Necro-ing".

If you open your posts as a new topic I'll happily help you out.

Also welcome to Dakka and FOW! If you are new check out our new starter article here.

http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Starting_a_Flames_of_War_Force