Footsore Miniatures have got England’s finest armed and ready to fight back against the German invasion… Bertie & Butler View in Store Bertie is ready to put those terrible oiks of the workers militia in their place. Accompanied by his trusty Gentleman’s gentleman who is armed with a Lewis Gun and a knowing smile. One thinks…
Jacob Richards produces a top notch Matilda II Painting Tutorial, packed with immense detail, certainly worth a read! Jamie: Hey Guys! With all the excitement for Operation Sealion in the community, we contacted regular community poster Jacob Richards to discuss how he painted his great Matilda II. He very kindly decided to share the below…
The Airborne 6-pdr Anti-Tank gun and Horsa Glider Following on from his look at the Airlanding Platoons, Chris Brown takes a further look at the Horsa Glider and 6pdr; View part 1 >> Horsa gliders were generally towed by obsolete bomber aircraft. Their standard flight speed was something less than 150 MPH, they weighed in…
The British Airborne are getting ready to exit their transports and descend toward your battlefields with the new British Airborne Starter Army + Expansion Set + more! British Airborne Starter Army View in Store This box set contains – British Airborne Army 1,000 points army list: Second Lieutenant & one extra rifleman (Veteran)* – 78 pts…
The British Airborne keep their wheels turning with the new British Airborne Jeep & Trailer View in Store In addition to normal Jeeps, the airborne forces at Arnhem were supplied with special Recce Jeeps, fitted with single or twin Vickers machine guns. British Airborne Recce Jeep in action Using speed as it’s main offensive and…
This great kit from the chaps at Sarissa Precision is perfect for games of Bolt Action where it can provide a real focal point for a battle, and of course intimidation of your opponent as your troops arrive in style! View in Store The Horsa is perhaps the best known glider of WWII. Able to transport more…
Learn how to become a top marksman with our quick guide…! Know your rifle The rifle below is the No. 4 Mk. I (T) which was the weapon used by British snipers during 1941 – ‘A man should be able to recognise his rifle quickly’ – section 2 (A). You must know about each part…
Now that Campaign Sea Lion has been shipped ready for this weekend’s release in your local stockists, we wanted to show you guys some of the awesome new rules from the book! The new campaign book has plenty to offer, from focusing on a narrative point of view on history, to new theatre selectors and…
Patiently lying in wait, the New British Snipers in Ghillie suits line up a deadly shot… View in Store Snipers were armed with a SMLE No.4 Rifle equipped with a No.32 Mk.1 telescopic sight. The team carried fifty rounds of ammunition, five tracer rounds and five armour-piercing rounds. Two No.36 Mills bombs or two No.77…
British ingenuity shines through with the newest form of infantry artillery, the Smith gun, Northover Projector and the Blacker Bombard spigot mortar! Home Guard Smith Gun View in Store The Smith Gun actually looked like a real field artillery engine. It was developed by the chief engineer of the Trianco heating appliance company under his…
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