We are excited to be announcing our new range of Bolt Action spray paints – the first three of which are now available! These large 400ml spray cans are unlike other colour sprays on the market – they are extremely are hard-wearing and require no undercoat. This will save you time and cash, giving you…
The Medium Tank M3 was an American tank used by the British as well as the Americans during World War II. In Britain the tank had a turret variant and were known as Grant, named after U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant unlike the US version which was called the Lee. British Lees and Grants were…
Something new and a little different for Napoleonic players this week – the British Rocket Bombarding Frame! Rocket Troops were at Quatre Bras and Waterloo and, although Wellington viewed the rockets’ uncertain behaviour with considerable distaste, he was aware that their 2,000 metre range was acceptable and that they had a distinct demoralising effect on…
This week sees the return to action of an old favourite – the Wasp flamethrowing carrier! With completely remastered running gear and the removal of the od integral base, the new Wasp model looks as great as it is deadly in the games of Bolt Action! Based on the ubiquitous universal, or Bren, carrier the…
The British A10 Cruiser Tank MKII was developed alongside the A9, with the intention of creating a heavier, infantry tank version of the same type. However during testing it was not deemed suitable for the infantry tank role and was classified instead as a “heavy cruiser”. buy now in store Mark IIs were part of…
Providing armoured support to your brave Tommies, this new resin and metal A9 Cruiser tank Mk I can be used to support the forces of the British Expeditionary Force in France, during the conflict in Greece and with the 8th Army in the Western Desert. Armed with a QF 2-pdr main gun and co-axial Vickers…
A much-desired answer to the heavy German panzers, the 17 pdr gives your British Airborne army arguably the best anti-tank gun of the war. Now your Red Devils have the heavy support they deserve! buy now in store Officially titled the Ordnance Quick-firing 17 pounder, this excellent anti-tank gun was more commonly known as the…
The Mk VI was produced from 1936 to 1940 with approximately 1,000 Mark VI tanks having been built.
The most populous British Tank, the only downside to which was a high silhouette but made up by its reliablilty and ruggedness. It was armed with a 75mm gun and two .30 cal Machine
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