Official Blood Red Skies FAQ
Dan HewitsonThis document has been compiled as an official FAQ for Blood Red Skies from various questions and answers within the gaming community. All answers on this document have been edited…
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Blood Red Skies: Firsts over the Firth of Forth
The 16th of October 2020 marks the 81st anniversary of the Battle of the River Forth. The battle brought a number of firsts to the Second World War. It was the…
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Blood Red Skies: Naval Strike!
Tom MecredyWe’re taking a look at how to use the Air Strike rules compendium for Blood Red Skies to develop your own historical scenarios, with the potential to even tie those…
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Dogfighting over MiG Alley: Enter the Jet Age
MiG Alley shifts us into the future, moving away from the relatively sluggish prop-driven aircraft of World War 2 towards the shrieking jet aircraft of the Cold War! The Jet…
Blood Red Skies: The Supermarine Spitfire MkII
Few flying machines can claim to be such icons of aviation as the Supermarine Spitfire. The telltale call of its merlin engine still incites the hearts and minds of any…
Blood Red Skies: The Messerschmitt Bf109E
The Luftwaffe dominates the skies over continental Europe, ably assisted by the technologically superior Bf109E. Only the nimble Spitfire is a match for this Teutonic beast! When it was introduced…
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Blood Red Skies: The Battle of Britain
The Battle of Britain has become one of the most storied episodes of the second world war. The frenetic battle for air supremacy of the English channel has captured the…
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Blitz Buggies: a Blood Red Skies Scenario
Striking out of the deep desert, the SAS unleashed overwhelming force against lightly-defended Axis airfields. The workhorse of these raids was the humble jeep, modified for desert driving and loaded…
Blood Red Skies: Air War in the Pacific
With the new Bolt Action Campaign book, Mariana and Palau Islands, now available to order, we thought we’d take a look at the air war that raged above the waters…
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Air Superiority: The Skies Over Stalingrad
As winter closed in around the besieged city of Stalingrad, the desperate struggle for control of the city had entered its final stages. The German army had been completely encircled…
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