Another glorious wave of Soviet armour has been readied by our studio painters – so man the guns and prepare for battle! OT-130 Flamethrower Tank View in Store KV-8 Flamethrower Tank View in Store T-26B Mod 1933 Light Tank (Cylindrical Turret) View in Store T-26B Mod 1938 Light Tank (Conical…
If you’re interested or new to the world of Bolt Action and Historical gaming we’ve put together this bundle of essential resources especially for you! Every day, we see more and more new players taking up Bolt Action – we receive messages from all across the globe – and we see posts on forums and…
If you are looking for a challenging scenario then recreating the fighting during the Battle for Iwo Jima has to be the pinnicle, we suggest using the Bunker Assault scenario (reproduced below for your convenience), with the US forces, taken from the 1944-1945 Iwo Jima selector of the Armies of the US book, as the…
We asked for articles from you wonderful lot and articles with wonderful stuff in came back – check out Bryan Cook’s French M3 White Scout Car: Bryan here, I am another Bolt Actioner with Patch down here in Australia www.WWPD.net – Warlord Games kindly sent this model out for a review article which I am doing…
Warlord Games studio painter Andrés Amián presents his expert guide to painting US Marine Corps camo: I tend to think that for wargames figures it is better to paint a camouflage approximation rather than an exact copy of the pattern. Why? Well, I believe that it would require a lot of time and effort to paint the…
We had a fantastic Summer Offensive where battles raged across the world between the Axis and Allies. As the bitter struggles continued on, we used a range of scenarios to challenge you all and introduced an equally wide range of deals for everyone to try – from armies to scenario specific scenery. Here’s a round…
With all the hubbub around Empires In Flames its easy to forget our fantastic range of Osprey books and today we’re adding more! View in Store The Imperial Japanese Navy’s Special Landing Force units enjoyed a reputation out of proportion to their small size. Often wrongly termed “Imperial Marines”, they were in fact sailors led…
Jakob Lotz takes us through a fantastic conversion to add a little flavour to your German forces: During 1943 as the German Wehrmacht was forced onto the defensive it became increasingly clear that there was a great need for mobile anti-tank assets to counter the the ever present threat of soviet armour. As such…
By the middle of the war the US Army could field legions of tanks and support vehicles, backed by the industrial might of the USA. Using their reliable M3 Half-track as a basis, they created the M21, a mobile mortar carrier that could keep up with advancing tanks and armoured infantry. Produced by the White Motor…
With our latest PDF Painting Guide for the Japanese is available to download ‘here’, super-fast painter Andrew Chesney shares his methods for getting your Japanese forces painted up and on the battlefield in double-quick time: Ches: When you’re getting started on a new force, one of the first stages is working out the colour scheme for…
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