Lou Passejaïre brings us a fantastic insight into French Vehicle markings; learn the system and you to will be able to identify nearly any French vehicle unit… 1940 French vehicles registration plates The registration plates were worn on the front bumper and rear of the vehicle. The decree of 31/12/1922 defined the rules for the…
Sarissa Precision have vast collections to choose from and we noticed some missing from our range – so here they are! A great way to inexpensively cover your battlefield in gloriously detailed terrain with complete sets available to make your choices that much easier: Terrace House Laser cut 2mm MDF with Laser etched detail and removable…
Learn how to become a top marksman with our quick guide…! Know your rifle The rifle below is the No. 4 Mk. I (T) which was the weapon used by British snipers during 1941 – ‘A man should be able to recognise his rifle quickly’ – section 2 (A). You must know about each part…
Now that Campaign Sea Lion has been shipped ready for this weekend’s release in your local stockists, we wanted to show you guys some of the awesome new rules from the book! The new campaign book has plenty to offer, from focusing on a narrative point of view on history, to new theatre selectors and…
As Operation Sea Lion has begun shipping to people, we thought we should reveal all of the Morse code messages! Over the weeks in the run up to the latest Bolt Action campaign book release, Sea Lion, we made 5 teaser videos. Each week, more of Sea Lion was revealed. We featured posters, book art and…
The Brit, The Yank and The Hobby Podcast is back and in Episode 22 they are talking Campaign: Sea lion! The Brit, The Yank, and The Hobby is a historical gaming podcast hosted by three avid hobbyists, we cover many different periods though our collective main period of interest is in the Second World War….
Patiently lying in wait, the New British Snipers in Ghillie suits line up a deadly shot… View in Store Snipers were armed with a SMLE No.4 Rifle equipped with a No.32 Mk.1 telescopic sight. The team carried fifty rounds of ammunition, five tracer rounds and five armour-piercing rounds. Two No.36 Mills bombs or two No.77…
British ingenuity shines through with the newest form of infantry artillery, the Smith gun, Northover Projector and the Blacker Bombard spigot mortar! Home Guard Smith Gun View in Store The Smith Gun actually looked like a real field artillery engine. It was developed by the chief engineer of the Trianco heating appliance company under his…
Weird and wonderful are the only words you’ll use once you see the new Great Panjandrum in action! View in Store The Panjandrum was actually developed in 1943 and was intended as a beach invasion device to be used for Allied landings on the European continent. However, it has become associated with the Home Guard through…
One of our most popular Bolt Action sets is the German Pioniers plastic and metal boxed set, crammed as it is with goodies! Let’s have a good look at what is included and how they can help you on the field of battle. First In Last out Pioniers would often be in advance of the…
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