Bolt Action co-author and international man of mischief, Alessio Cavatore managed to sneak away from his desk and off to Tokyo for a holiday – but, he of course managed to sneak-in some Bolt Action along the way! His first stop was at ‘Good Heavens’ – a bar packed with the Gaijin gamers of the…
Released today the latest addition to our fast-growing range of plastic 1:56 scale Bolt Action vehicles is this eagerly awaited Panzer IV medium tank! This plastic kit contains all the parts you need to make one of three versions of this iconic panzer – either the short-barrelled Ausf. F1 version, the long barrelled F2/G, or…
Bad news for Allied tank commanders this week – the mighty Nashorn tank destroyer is here! View in Store Originally named the Hornisse (German for Hornet, the Nashorn (Rhinoceros), was a tank destroyer developed in 1942 by equipping the deadly Pak 43 heavy anti-tank gun onto a turretless Panzer IV chassis. Though only lightly armoured…
Following on from the Waterloo terrain last week we have another raft of superb laser-cut terrain releases from Sarissa Precision: English Village Church View in Store Box Girder Bridge Dimensions Approx. W130xD300xH110mm – span is 200mm between piers. Can be combined with N029 Expansion Pier set to link two or more bridges together. View in…
With the release of the optional rules set for Airlanding reinforcements for Bolt Action, now is the time… muster the troops, tighten your straps, check your ‘chute, say a quick prayer, and prepare to jump. All of your jump training comes down to this one moment… Throughout the years, we’ve released a swathe of products…
With the recent release of ‘Tank War’ – there are a whole slew of new aspects for Bolt Action players to explore – but we couldn’t resist sneaking-in a little something extra… Jon Russell – organiser of Warlord Games Day USA, and all-round ‘hero’ of ours, who tackles all manner of projects behind the scenes, has…
Forum member ‘VolleyFireAndy’ has been hard at work preparing a rather tasty-looking Blitzkrieg German force – so, without further ado, let’s dive-in and take a look! From the outset of the Second World War, German troops had access to more advanced equipment than their Allied adversaries. With the likes of the standard issue Kar98k rifle,…
The Feldgendarmes were the uniformed military police of Germany. Under the Nazi regime they were under the German Army High Command. They received full infantry training and were given extensive police powers. Waffen-SS Feldgendarme formations also existed. Their main role during the early part of the war was policing territory under German occupation – anything from traffic…
New for early war German Panzer formations is this command vehicle – the Panzer-Befehlswagen I. Rules for this new vehicle can be found in the Tank War supplement…. Germany’s first purpose built command tank, the Sd.Kfz 265 Panzer-Befehlswagen gave the commanders of armoured formations the protection they would need as they travelled with the panzers into battle….
The Tank War supplement for Bolt Action is now available in digital format as either a PDF or e-book, allowing you to upload all the armoured warfare rules to the device of your choice: View PDF in Store View E-Book in Store
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