With Warlord’s Rapid Deployment Paint System, it has never been easier to get your miniatures tabletop ready. We show you how with British Infantry. British Tommy All the paints used were taken from the Rapid Deployment Fast Paint System Core and British Army Paint Sets. View in Store Stage 1: Priming The miniature was…
The elements of the Chinese PVA support group are available separately. We take a look at the headquarters units and weapon teams. Headquarters Team Officers of the CCP army were selected on past military experience and political ideology. CCP army officers did not carry swords like Japanese officers. They had titles, not ranks; for example,…
Right now, you will find Warlord Games products in hundreds of retail stores across the world. Each of these stores caters to local communities playing Warlord Games tabletop games such as Bolt Action, Black Powder, Cruel Seas, Blood Red Skies and many more! Recently, we ran a competition where if you, the player, could suggest…
3rd Rate vessels formed the bulk of a Navy’s fleet, a perfect compromise between size, power and manoeuvrability. We look at their role in Black Seas. The Rating System Britain’s Royal Navy introduced a system of rating the ships of its fleet based on the number of guns they carried. This rating system takes its…
The Chinese People’s Volunteer Army entered the Korean War in October 1950, an unexpected opponent for the UN forces fighting against North Korea. Enter the Dragon Though the Chinese were consulted prior to North Korea’s attack on the south, they did not initially expect to participate in the conflict. The lightning-fast UN response in the…
Born late in WW2, the Sherman M4 ‘Easy Eight’ continued to enjoy enormous success in the Korean War, becoming the favoured tank of US forces. The M4 Sherman was originally fitted with an M3 75mm gun. It was deemed that losses form superior German Panzers during WW2 were higher than expected. The M1A1 76mm gun…
The British Centurion Mk.III and Super Bazooka armed infantry make their impact on the Korean War. Replicate the feats of Commonwealth forces! The Commonwealth Soldiers of the Commonwealth began the War in different parts of the Empire and then rapidly moved to converge on Korea. One brigade deployed from their base in Hong Kong. Commonwealth…
The famous ‘Duck’ of WWII, the DUKW Amphibious truck, comes to Bolt Action as a US transport, ideal for games in both World War II and the Korean War. During World War II, it became apparent that there was a need for amphibious transport that could both ferry men to the beaches and shuttle…
Named for early tank advocate General Patton, the M46 is now rumbling onto the battlefields of Bolt Action Korea; a powerful addition for US forces! The M46 Patton was designed to replace the M26 Pershing & the M4 Sherman. It was one of the U.S Army’s principal tanks of the early Cold War, serving…
Though the Soviet-made T-34/85 tank dominated the early days of the Korean War, it soon met stiff competition with the entry of Commonwealth armour… Centurion Battle Tank MK.III The Centurion tank began as a Cruiser type in 1943 but the design of the sloped armour elevated it to an infantry style tank. Further developments in…