The 6th of June marks the anniversary of the D-Day Landings in Normandy – perhaps the most pivotal moment in World War II, when the Allied forces commenced operations to push the German army back out of France, culminating in the fall of the Third Reich. This historic day is rich with inspiration for Bolt…
From today we have more than 20 of our metal French Infantry available as individual models, allowing you to get hold of specific models to complete your squads, or just the right pose for that diorama you’ve been planning! We’ve also just renamed a few of the existing French sets to bring them in line…
Help your French army transport men and materiel with these two new Citroen Civilian 4.500kg Trucks. First up, the dropside truck: View Details And secondly a covered truck with tilt: Of course, it wasn’t just the French that made good use of these civilian trucks – the Germans captured many of them when they overran…
Launch an amphibious raid with German Sturmboot assault craft. This high-powered motorboat is just the thing for a crack team of Pioniers to mount a surprise attack (models not included!). View in Store The German Pioniers box is the perfect addition to the Sturmboot: View in Store
Check out this stunning table based on Omaha Beach – Sector Dog White – one of the beaches where American forces landed on D-Day. It’s been created by Michaël De Ryck, Vincent Leriche and Sylvain Ceulemans – collectively “Les Compagnons d’ODiT” – a gaming club in Belgium. You can find more information about ODiT here.
Alessio Cavatore has been busy working on an update to make tank pinning a little more realistic – you can check out the results in our free PDF download. There are also various other clarifications as well as rules for the Luftfaust rocket launcher and Krumlauf assault rifle from the Last Levy boxed set (allowing…
Expert painter Rafa ‘Archiduque’ sent us these pics of his US Marine Corps – great job, Rafa! View in Webstore
Add more mobile long-range artillery support to your German army with the Wespe self-propelled gun perfect for taking on the Allies from 1943 the the end of the war in 1945. The Sd. Kfz. 124 Wespe (German for “wasp”) mounted a 10.5cm field howitzer on a modified Panzer II (by now obsolete as a frontline tank) chassis. The superstructure was lightly armoured, with…
Launch your beach landings and widen the Japanese Empire with this new laser-cut landing craft. Don’t forget to check out our rules for Amphibious Assaults in Bolt Action battles. As you can here, the ramp can be deployed to allow the Emperor’s loyal subjects to more easily get to grips with the hated enemy….
Out today is this superb laser-cut Dutch Canal Bridge that will form a great centrepiece for Bolt Action battles set in northern Europe. It is wide enough for tanks to cross and the two halves can be raised up to allow river vessels through! Note that the models shown here are for scale and don’t come…
Graham Davey