Rivet Wars: Reloaded – Allied Reinforcements Expansion
Original price was: $204.99.$102.50Current price is: $102.50.
Add battle-winning reinforcements to your Allied Forces!
Turn the tide of battle with the Allied Reinforcements Expansion. Recruit vital support from the massive M11 Double Play tank, Rosie the Riveter hero, and upgraded General Patston in his power suit, plus so much more.
With fixed turrets and all-new infantry types (including canine units!), you’ll be blasting enemies to smithereens in no time. The blighters won’t know what hit ’em!
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