The initial para-drop of Polish Airborne which landed last week has requested urgent reinforcements. Their luck is in as this little lot is en route to bolster their position… Fieldmarshal Montgomery inspects Polish Airborne troops. God bless, Fieldmarshal Montgomery… Once you hit the ground, it’s good idea to have some portable firepower with you. Enter…
This classic Soviet armoured scout car saw service from 1942 right into the 1960s! Proving equally adept in recce or urban situations this Russian vehicle ably complements our growing Bolt Action Soviet range. This is the BA64 a light armoured car built in 1941 as the Germans invaded Russia. The Russians adapted the chassis of…
The Red Army is now supported by this self-propelled gun. Second only to the legendary T34 in numbers produced this gun saw action wherever the Germans were to be found on the Ostfront… This small but powerful self propelled gun was produced in vast quantities by the Soviets in WW2. It used a tried and…
The Eagles have landed! We first showed these great new models off a couple of weeks ago. Now, they’ve been painted by Big Gazza and are ready to buy! This little lot gives your German Paratroops something much needed support and there’s a surprise appearance by a well known Fallschirmjäger personality too… Once your Fallschirmjäger…
Yes, another big cat! This time we have the late model Panther tank to add to our rapidly expanding range of resin Bolt Action vehicles. Go on, you know you want to… The Panther G was a tremendously powerful medium tank used on most fronts from 1943 onwards. Armed with a deadly 75mm gun that…
At last – the fog has subsided and the Polish Airborne are here! The Polish Airborne Brigade was famously parachuted into the terrible fighting at Arnhem during Operation Market Garden in 1944 in a desperate attempt to hold on the to shrinking British bridgehead. They fought a hard battle, but were battered into defeat and submission…
About time we had something for our USMC and Chindits to tackle and here’s a first look at a few sculpts from our forthcoming Imperial Japanese Army range… As you can see there is bags of character in these sculpts and this is enhanced by the range utilising our Figure Head System of separate heads….
Following our new Panther ausf D is this later variant – the ausf A. To snag yourself a big cat, scroll on down… This is one of the classic “Big Cats” of the panzer forces. The Panther entered service in 1943 taking a lead role in the huge armoured clash at Kursk in Russia. Its…
Last week we brought you our turbaned Indian Figure Heads – this week it’s the turn of the wily Scots! Have a look at the new heads here. This pack contains four heads with bonnets allowing you to turn your British Infantry into Scottish Infantry. These are compatible with all our metal Figure Head models so…
One of the reasons we chose to produce our superb plastic British Infantry models is the flexibility to add metal components and make them into something entirely new. The first of these add-ons are Indian army heads in turbans. Have a look at this article for details on how they can be fielded be you…
Paul Sawyer