Courtesy of Osprey Publishing Whether you’re new to Bolt Action or a truly experienced Bolt Action warrior there are loads more things to discover within our Web collection – for instance, we have Errata (rules updates), Frequently asked Questions (FAQs), Guides and ‘How To’ articles. Discovering some of these gems hidden away can be a pleasure….
Incoming! Released today is our new 18/25 pdr field artillery – just the job for British commanders taking part in our Summer Offensive campaign! View in Store The forerunner of the famous 25pdr field gun, the 18/25 pdr married an 18 pdr carriage with a 25 pdr barrel and breech, modified with an 18 pdr gun…
Something a little diferent for you this week as we release our british Guy Ant 15cwt truck. THis relatively unknown and overlooked truck was built in considerable numbers with over 8,000 being produced. View in Store Founded in 1914 building civilian trucks, by 1915 Guy found itself taken over by the Ministry of Munitions and…
Published historical author, Chris Brown continues his series of articles to cover both the history of Operation Market Garden, this time looking at how he creates a particular unit – the Air-landing platoon, represented in Bolt Action with the glider landing platoon optional rules! A British Airborne collection is, obviously, fine for Arnhem, but it’s perfectly viable for a…
Our latest supplement for Bolt Action: Germany Strikes! and the exclusive Mad Jack Churchill figure are now shipping to all of you who placed a pre-order! In 1939, Germany shattered the peace of Europe with a lightning-fast strike against Poland. The next year, it captured Denmark and Norway, before launching its famous Blitzkrieg against France,…
View in Store With the release of our new resin British tank destroyer model last week, Sam Phillips takes us through the history of the Archer: As war raged across the deserts of North Africa it was recognised that Britain needed an answer to the new German armour being encountered. One such answer would be the…
Last month we put together a handy army building tool in the Warlord webstore, which not only gives you a simple method of putting together a bespoke army package via a series of drop-downs, but also offers a FREE TANK! And due to popular demand we’ve just added Japan to the list of armies included. So –…
Published historical author, Chris Brown continues his series of articles to cover both the history of Operation Market Garden, and offer some tips on how to bring the action to life upon the tabletop battlefield! WHY ARNHEM? For me, it’s a life-long interest which stems from a family connection. My father was a parachute regiment…
View in Store With the release of our new self propelled gun for the British, Sam Phillips takes us through the history of the Bishop: In North Africa 1941, the British Royal Artillery would face a new type of mobile warfare, with the German Afrika Korps utilising self-propelled guns – anti-tank guns and howitzers mounted on…
This week we have further reinforcements on the way for the British – in the form of the Archer 17-pdr self-propelled gun! View in Store The potency of the 17-pdr anti-tank gun meant that the British were soon looking for ways to mobilise it – the gun itself was very large and heavy, making it unwieldy…
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