Used by the Royal Marine Armoured Support Group to give covering fire and subsequently land on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944, the Centaur Mk IV is ready to rumble out of the Bolt Action Miniatures casting room and onto your home tabletop! Constructed of highly detailed resin, this excellent support tank is…
Pack contains 4 metal foot figures. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Your PBI (Poor Bloody Infantry) can rejoice – now they can ride into battle with the vile Hun on the treads and tires of the M5 half track! Produced as part of the lend-lease agreement with the United States by International Harvester Corporation this variant of the US Army’s M3 halftrack was supplied in large…
One of the biggest gaps in the Bolt Action range has now been plugged – we have two versions of the famous Willys Jeep available now! We are offering this essential vehicle in two versions – one with canopy up and one with it down and packing a .30 cal MG. Used by British, US,…
Chindit Firing Lee Enfield Rifle Single metal miniature, supplied unpainted
“Remember what the general said; we’re the cavalry. It would be bad form to arrive in advance of schedule. In the nick of time would do nicely. “ Michael Caine as Brigadier J. O. E. Vandeleur in ‘A Bridge Too Far’ Not content with just making a rather nice Humber Scout Car model, we’ve also…
Chindit Charging with Bayonet Single metal miniature, supplied unpainted
Whilst we tend to think of WWII being all half-tracks and Panther tanks, the reality was that a huge proportion of transportation was done by bicycle – pretty much all armies in the conflict used them. Utilized by the British Airborne, Army, and Royal Marines, the bicycle was an essential piece of kit which was…
Neil of Troop of Shewe was kind enough to send us along some excellent pictures of his amazingly well-painted Bolt Action Allied models. Suffice to say we had to show you all these superb models too! Not content with stunning paintjobs Neil has also converting many of the models by adding stowage and applying some…
Paul Sawyer
Andy Hobday