Weird and wonderful are the only words you’ll use once you see the new Great Panjandrum in action! View in Store The Panjandrum was actually developed in 1943 and was intended as a beach invasion device to be used for Allied landings on the European continent. However, it has become associated with the Home Guard through…
The mobile pill box races towards the invading force as the new British Armadillo! View in Store Armadillos were improvised armoured self-propelled guns based on any available lorry chassis for airfield defence. The ‘armour’ consisted of wood and/or steel plates lined with gravel. The Mark I and II were armed with two Lewis Guns mounted…
Defending British homes and shores from the impeding threat, the new British Local Defense Volunteers or more notably known as the Home Guard patrol the English countryside! View in Store On 14 May 1940, Britain’s Secretary of State for War Anthony Eden made a broadcast calling for men between the ages of 17 and 65…
Take cover from enemy fire in Sarissa’s latest creations, the sturdy bunker and durable pill boxes! Artillery Bunker View in Store A single large Artillery Bunker with working door, removable roof and removable floor that you can model your artillery piece on to directly. View in Store Pillboxes View in Store A Set of…
Chris Brown has attached the tow hook and jumped on board with the Air Landing troops to have a look at how they differed to the other British Airborne units: The Airlanding battalions of the Airborne Divisions are often ignored, or, at best, seen as the poor relation of the Parachute Regiment. They were actually,…
The Allies are leading the attack with the NEW Plastic British Airborne box set! View in Store Few divisions in the British Army have earned such a valorous reputation so quickly as the Parachute Division. Known as the Red Devils by the Germans for their trademark maroon beret and dogged fighting ability, the British Airborne grew…
Here’s a quick snippet of what sort of scenarios to expect from the upcoming Campaign: Sea Lion book! Introduction The Royal Tank Regiments traced their pedigree back to the original Royal Armoured Corps. They tended to recruit officers from educated middle class young men with an aptitude for machinery and who lived on their salaries…
The British need to make a stoic and historical defense of their shores and to do so they have improvised a whole new era of weaponry, all detailed in the new campaign book, Sea Lion! The British Army infantry battalions and Home Guard in 1940 were desperately short of artillery, especially anti-tank weapons. There were only…
Packed with reverent nods to our favourite wartime films and TV programmes, this action packed, full colour, 124 page, ‘What If?’ Bolt Action Campaign book brings the war to the shores of England. Order Today The Year is 1940, and the German invasion of Britain has begun! With this new Campaign book for Bolt Action, players…
Warlorder JoshB has been on a mission to find some of the awesome miniatures that have recently been seen on the Warlord Forum, Bolt Action and Bolt Action International Facebook pages. This mighty KV-2 came from Bartosz Smogur from the Bolt Action International Facebook page, that weathering is amazing! Sharp example of Camo! By IndigoStickman from the Forum….
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