Hey guys! Jamie here, we really love seeing your awesome games online in the Facebook groups! I saw this awesome Market Garden themed Bolt Action Game from Southend-on-Sea Wargames; posted by Russell Wright with photos from Dean Bailey and Ian Day. I had to contact them to ask for more info… They kindly sent me…
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…
This battle is perhaps most well known due to the extraordinary actions of a famous German tank commander, Michael Wittmann. In the span of 15 minutes his unit would be responsible for destroying over 13 tanks, two anti-tank guns and over a dozen transport vehicles – with most of these kills going to Wittmann himself. However, the battle had greater implications,…
The Weather clears and the orders are clear – the invasion begins! The early hours of June 6th 1944 – In the vanguard are the airborne, elite units sent ahead to drop behind enemy lines, secure key objectives and hold until relieved! Our Friend Brian over at TemplarsCrusade has been taking a look at the…
View in Store We’ve put together this collection of industrial terrain to provide everything you need for a fantastic Bolt Action battlefield – perfect for Western and Eastern Front or further afield. And it comes with a FREE plastic infantry set! The Industrial Battlefield is made up of these laser-cut wooden kits from Sarissa…
This week sees us adding to our selection of terrain from Sarissa Precission with two different versions of a single story house, one intact and one destroyed. We think they are ideal for adding to your European tables for Bolt Action engagements, and could even be used for Napoleonic games too. Single Story House View…
Duplex Drive or DD tanks, (nicknamed “Donald Duck tanks”) were a type of amphibious swimming tank developed by the British during the Second World War. DD tanks worked by erecting a ‘flotation screen’ around the tank, which enabled it to float, and had a propeller powered by the tank’s engine to drive it in the water….
On the 17th September 1944, preceding a bombing run from the Allies, the first British units landed near Arnhem. The British 1st Airborne Division, commanded by Major General Roy Urquhart landed some distance from their objective. The 2nd Parachute Battalion managed to get into the town relatively unscathed, despite delays in getting to the north…
Michael Wittmann was one of Germany’s most famous ‘panzer aces’ of World War II. During his career he was credited with destroying 138 enemy tanks and 132 anti-tank guns. He fought throughout the war until his death. During the battle of France and invasion of Greece he commanded a Stug III assault gun (Sturmgeschutz III)….
Patriots had been fighting the Germans ever since the fall of France. Hundreds of small groups were constantly sabotaging rail lines, demolishing German supply depots and sending invaluable information to the Allies. A small movement at first, it grew to over 100,000 members by D-Day. In true cloak-and-dagger fashion, these brave men and women risked torture and death to get…
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