Withstanding the brutal winter conditions, the new Soviet HQ rally their men for the next charge! View in Store Like the soldiers they commanded, many Soviet officers were inexperienced and lacked training at the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. Stalin’s ruthless purge of officers of the Red Army in 1937 had denuded the organisation…
Lay down a withering hail of fire and pin your enemy with the new Soviet Maxim MMG team. View in Store The red army used the venerable Maxim Model 1910 as its medium machine gun throughout the war, the very same weapon that had served the Tsarist army in world war 1. It was a…
The new Soviet 82mm medium mortar winter team rain high explosives upon their enemy. View in Store The standard Russian medium mortar of the war was the 82-PM-41 or 82mm battalion mortar Model 1941. This served alongside the otherwise similar 82mm Model 1937. Both were very effective and accurate weapons with a range of about…
Leave your enemies tanks as smouldering ruins with the new Soviet ZiS-2 anti-tank gun. View in Store The 57mm ZiS-2 was developed before the war to give anti-tank artillery regiments a weapon capable of destroying heavily armoured tanks. It was a rapid-firing semi-automatic gun that could shoot up to 25 rounds a minute. ZiS-2 production…
Usable as a howitzer or an anti-tank gun, punch through enemy armour and break their morale with the new Soviet ZiS-3 divisional gun. View in Store The ZiS-3 was a truly multi-purpose weapon that was used as artillery and as an anti-tank gun by the Red Army. The Germans came to know it well and…
Saxon Huscarls – Protect your lord with the mighty Dane axe and their lives! View in Store Huscarls were non-servile troops in service to a Saxon Lord or someone of similar ranking. Well trained and often used decent equipment, you’ll have to think twice before you go against a group of Saxon Huscarls… View in Store
Free men taking up the sword to defend their loved ones or to fight a common foe, the new Saxon Ceorls stand ready. Saxon Ceorls A View in Store The term Ceorl (or churl) eventually came to mean ‘a non-servile peasant’ which was the lowest class of a free man during the Saxon reign. This…
Mark Barber, the author of Bolt Actions’ latest campaign book New Guinea, reveals his thoughts and processes. Whilst there is historical detail within the narrative, this volume is not a history book – it is first and foremost a wargaming supplement. The team who put this book together took feedback from reviews of previous supplements…
Leading the Australian forces into the heart of the enemy is the new Australian Officer team, with support from the new flamethrower, light mortar and sniper teams. Officer Team View in Store Many Australian officers who commanded militia units in the far flung corners of New Guinea and its surrounding islands were veterans of World…
Forming the backbone of the Australian army in the Pacific is the new Jungle Division infantry section. View in Store In early 1943, the Australian Army reorganised its militia and Australian Imperial Force divisions into a lighter version of the standard British Army organisation. These new Jungle Divisions, had vastly more short-ranged firepower, 981 SMGs…
Josh Berridge