Gallery: Third Reich Redux
Graham DaveyOur talented Studio painting team have been busy brushing up our German vehicles and guns – here are the results… View Full Range
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History: The Forgotten Army
1942 – Fall of Singapore After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and their simultaneous invasions of several islands across the Pacific, and then Malaysia the following day, the British interests in the region had been put on high alert. The fortified city of Singapore was supposedly invulnerable to assault and many fled there for safety. Imperial Japanese Expansion, courtesy…
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Showcase: British 14th Army
As we come to the end of our focus on the War in the Pacific, Warlord boss John Stallard was at pains to point out that it wasn’t just Americans fighting the Japanese. British and Commonwealth forces also battled the expansion of Imperial Japan, being pushed back in the early war but steadily retaking lost…
New: Japanese Type 4 Ho-Ro self-propelled gun
Add some heavy support to your Japanese forces with the Type 4 Ho-Ro self-propelled gun. Built on a modified Type 97 Chi-Ha medium tank chassis, the Ho-Ro mounted a Type 38 150mm howitzer. This huge gun’s 79 lb shell could be fired 6,000 mteres. As a piece of artillery in its own right it was…
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New: Japanese Special Naval Landing Force
Out now is our latest Bolt Action Imperial Japanese boxed set – the Special Naval Landing Force! View in Store Due to the deep distrust the Japanese Army and Navy had for each other, joint operations were all but out of the question and the Navy created the Special Naval Landing Forces as a result….
Hobby: Claudia Zuminich’s US Military Policeman
The talented Claudia Zuminich is back with this lovely US Military Policeman on his Harley Davidson motorcycle, on a nicely modelled scenic base:
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New: British Oerlikon light anti-tank gun (1939-40)
Reinforce your brave British Expeditionary Force with this unusual-looking tracked anti-tank gun. Developed towards the end of World War I, the Oerlikon 20mm, or 1-pdr, cannon was towed by the Carden Loyd carrier or Universal Carrier Mk I with the crew sat atop a trailer stationed between gun and tow. The weapon was withdrawn from…
History: The BEF and the Fall of France
The British Expeditionary Force (BEF) was a small and confident professional force. Its leaders prepared for a war that was expected to pretty much follow the pattern of World War I with troops battling over relatively static lines of defence. The BEF would bolster the much larger and highly regarded French army – the most potent fighting arm in all…
Rules: Dad’s Army in Bolt Action
As the characters and the (mis)adventures portrayed in the Dad’s Army TV series are not all that serious, neither are these rules – we don’t recommend these for use in tournaments! Fielding the Dad’s Army Home Guard Platoon We suggest you incorporate these models into the Home Guard Section on page 23 of the Armies of Great Britain book. Captain Mainwaring…
Rules: Famous Characters of the Pacific Theatre
These historical characters, presented with a somewhat ‘Hollywood’ style, are here to add flavour to your armies. They may be included in future official publications, but in the meantime they are published in a ‘trial mode’, so you shouldn’t expect to use them in a tournament for example. Rather, we would like YOU to give…