As we get to grips with the huge range of figures, vehicles, scenics and accessories in our new Bolt Action range of World War II miniatures we’re taking the time to refresh each range with new paintjobs and photos. As we do this we’ll be bringing you a focus on each force here. First up…
Early War Polish Rifleman Firing. Single metal miniature, supplied unpainted.
Greetings treadheads! Did you know there are more than 50 vehicles (and even a boat!) in the Bolt Action range? For no other reason than to show off finely sculpted and wonderfully painted vehicles here’s a large sample of them – you’ll be seeing a lot more of them in coming weeks!
The standard 3 inch mortar supported the British army in all theatres of war.
With the dust settling after our acquisition of Bolt Action Miniatures Ltd it’s time for a bit of an update… Firstly we’re moving all of the miniatures, scenics, vehicles, etc… over to the Warlord Games web store. This means you’ll not only be able to buy everything in one place but you’ll now be able…
Just parachuting in from our Bolt Action range of World War II miniatures are these splendid sculpts by the Moustachioed Wonder himself, Paul Hicks. With a cry of “All the way!” these troops are ready to accomplish whatever mission you might throw at them. US Airborne with Thompson Machine guns: Whether you’re looking to refight…
Gallant Tommy Atkens as shown here in rolled up sleeves and his tin hat pushed bank and having a crafty fag….. Nice day for a drive, just hope you don’t drive past the Sgt Major coming the opposite way! Will do as a driver for most Britis
From Simon Bargery of Bolt Action Miniatures: After five years of effort, the time has finally come for Paul and I to step down from the helm of Bolt Action. Our personal situations have changed drastically this year, giving us less and less time to focus on Bolt Action. As a result we’ve made an…
The A9 Cruiser, MK I was an effective tank in the North African campaigns, it’s 2 pdr gun was lethal against the early Italian tanks it encountered during the North African campaign and could also hold its own against Rommel’s early Panzer IIs and IIIs
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