Bring out your dead! Casualty and Stamina Markers
Dan HewitsonThe Black Powder stable of rules require little in the way of bookkeeping, and a jolly good thing this is too! The main thing that it is necessary to record…
Tag: Bolt Action
Painting Imperial Japanese Army Infantry
Get your troops ready for the defence of the islands. This painting guide was provided to us by Andy Zeck. Andy: My stalwart US Marines will need an appropriate opponent…
Painting United States Marine Corps Infantry
Jacob: Hey, guys! Today I have the pleasure of walking you through my method of painting a United States Marine as he fights his way through the hostile environment of…
Step by Step: Face Painting Tutorial
By Peter Motas Wet palette First off – I´ve used a wet palette. If you don´t know what that is I really recommend you to search for it on Google…
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Simple Conversions: US Airborne Teams
Andy Singleton of the Volley Fire Painting blog guides us on how he constructed US Airborne teams using primarily the plastic kit. This provides a fantastic demonstration of the versatility…
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Applying Winter Whitewash to Bolt Action Vehicles
Whitewash camo was a tactic employed by the Germans and Soviets on the Eastern Front, as well as the German and American forces on the Western Front – so Andy’s…
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Battle of the Bulge: A Bolt Action Campaign Book
Despite a spirited defence from the opening hours of the Normandy invasion in June 1944, Hitler’s forces in northern France were comprehensively defeated and forced to retreat westward. Although their…
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Bolt Action Painting Guide: Hungarian Troops
Tom MecredyThis Axis ally of Germany on the Eastern Front had an interesting mix of contemporary equipment and dress as well as throwbacks to the old Austro-Hungarian Empire. Before applying any…
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The Western Desert: A Bolt Action Campaign Book
This Bolt Action campaign book focusses on the conflict in the area most commonly referred to as the Western Desert – a campaign theatre reaching from the Libyan city of…
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Battlefield Details: Plastic Terrain Sets
Though, as wargamers, we are fully able to replicate famous battles of history using nothing but a tabletop and our fertile imaginations, nothing compares to rolling dice on a fully…
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