Fought between 1950 and 1953, the Korean War was one of the first major conflicts of the Cold War. Backed by the Soviet Union and Communist China, the North Korean…
Co-author of Bolt Action Korea, Jon Russell, provides new experimental rules for use in your games of Bolt Action Korea. Please bear in mind that these rules are experimental and…
Though not officially participants in the Korean War, the Soviet Union nevertheless aided both the KPA and the Chinese PVA. Troops of the Soviet 25th Army were stationed in Pyongyang…
Suitable for both Soviet armies in World War 2 and the KPA in the Korean War, the SU-76M self-propelled gun finds its way into Bolt Action. The SU-76 was based…
Lend your Korean People’s Army some extra firepower to drive back the forces of the UN, the ZiS-2 is a powerful anti-tank gun. The 57mm ZiS-2 was a rapid-firing semi-automatic…
The Korean People’s Army utilised the ZiS-3 divisional gun; an extremely versatile weapon. Now you can field it in your games of Bolt Action Korea! The ZiS-3 was a Soviet-made…
Recently, our compatriot and fellow warlorder based in the good old US of A, Mr Jon Russell, popped over for a visit here at HQ Nottingham, we took the opportunity…
The Korean People’s Army is reinforced with heavy firepower in the form of the heavy mortar, the M42 anti-tank gun & the Katyusha! The forces of the KPA are further…
The M39 (T41) Armoured Utility Vehicle arrives on the battlefields of Bolt Action Korea as a reliable transport for US troops. Built on the chassis on the M-18 Hellcat,…
Today we’re looking at the Soviet BTR-40, which made its debut in the Korean War. It is still in service with several nations to this day. Development Following World War…
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