We spotted this Army at the Bolt Action 2019 GT. Its owner, Matt Bell, takes us through his inspirations for building the force. Matt’s army is based around the defenders of the Battle of the Tennis Court, part of the larger Battle of Kohima, the turning point of the Japanese U Go offensive into India…
Following the release this week of the ‘Australians in the South West Pacific 1942-1945’ Bolt Action army list, we took a look through the Bolt Action community for some inspirational example forces from some of the more tropical shores to tantalise and titillate…. Stefan Kraut of the Krautwerk blog certainly didn’t disappoint – with his…
Alessio Cavatore introduces us to the Bolt Action supplement ‘Empires in Flames’ the Pacific and Far East. View in Store Alessio: The initial series of supplements for Bolt Action (i.e. the “Armies of…” books) has ended with the Italy and the Axis book. After the unique and self-contained Tank War supplement, we are now publishing a…
In order to bring things in line with the entries in the Bolt Action: Armies of Great Britain supplement, we’ve sculpted extra models to complete the Chindit PIAT and Anti-tank Rifle teams – just the thing to take out Japanese armour: View in Store Check out the rest of our Chindit range – here is…
1942 – Fall of Singapore After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and their simultaneous invasions of several islands across the Pacific, and then Malaysia the following day, the British interests in the region had been put on high alert. The fortified city of Singapore was supposedly invulnerable to assault and many fled there for safety. Imperial Japanese Expansion, courtesy…
As we come to the end of our focus on the War in the Pacific, Warlord boss John Stallard was at pains to point out that it wasn’t just Americans fighting the Japanese. British and Commonwealth forces also battled the expansion of Imperial Japan, being pushed back in the early war but steadily retaking lost…
These historical characters, presented with a somewhat ‘Hollywood’ style, are here to add flavour to your armies. They may be included in future official publications, but in the meantime they are published in a ‘trial mode’, so you shouldn’t expect to use them in a tournament for example. Rather, we would like YOU to give…
Our Chindits have been reorganised recently and now you can get the flamethrower and light mortar together – just the job for taking on the soon-to-be-released plastic Japanese… The Chindits were the largest allied special forces in operation during WWII. Formed from the British Indian Army as well as the British Army, these men operated…
You can now buy the heads from our Chindits range. This will allow you to attach exactly the head you want to the body you want! The Chindits were the largest allied special forces in operation during WWII. Formed from the British Indian Army as well as the British Army, these men operated deep behind…
The Chindits were the largest allied special forces in operation during WWII. Formed from the British Indian Army as well as the British Army, these men operated deep behind enemy lines in North Burma to bring the battle to the Japanese. The jungles of Burma provided plenty of hardship transforming these fighting men into some…
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