There’s just enough time left to sneak in that little extra stocking filler! The Christmas Truce pack consists of four great looking miniatures depicting a scene on Christmas Day as members of the British and German army meet to exchange gifts. The models are great fun and a joy to paint… View in Store Even…
Looking at a brief history of the conflict often forgotten as Empires erupt in flames across the Pacific A brief history of the Pacific theatre in World War II In late 1941 the war between Japan and China, began in 1937, was drawing to a bloody stalemate. The Japanese invaded French Indo-China to further surround…
With the release of our latest Bolt Action book ‘Germany Strikes‘ what better excuse do we need to revisit a splendid guide to the uniforms and insignia of the Polish army during the early stages of WWII. If you’re interested in how to best paint and collect a Polish army to face the German and…
A welcome addition to the Allied forces this week as the M5 Stuart light tank speeds into our webstore! An update from the classic M3 Honey light tank, the M5 was widely used by US forces as well as under lend lease to Britain and other Allied nations. Here we present the M5 and the…
With the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Borodino being celebrated this year, what better time to start a new Napoleonic Russian army? And to get you started we have just the thing – our Napoleonic Russian Starter Army has the core units all in one box and at a great price! As you can…
This week sees the addition of a new vehicle for the brave Tommies of the British Expeditionary Force – the A11 Matilda I. Amongst the most distinctive-looking tank designs of World War II, the A11 Matilda I was the first of the British infantry tanks. Not to be confused with it’s namesake, the A12 Matilda…
Here’s a preview of one of the many vehicles in the pipeline for our Bolt Action WWII range. The M5 Stuart served in the US, British Commonwealth and Russian armies amongst others. There are two turret styles allowing you to choose between the M5 and the M5A1. We will, of course, also be producing the…
Could there be a more classic image of the Imperial Japanese Army than a sniper? Check out these two sculpts, hot off Wojtek’s desk, which will be hiding in the undergrowth near you soon… Concealed by the straw or leaf vests they wear, these snipers exact a heavy toll on the unwary Allied soldiers crossing…
Fresh from the painting desk of ace painter Andres Amian Fernandez are our recently released American support weapon teams. Feast your eyes here…
Produced as a solution to the increasing ineffectiveness of the M10 tank destroyer against heavy panzers, the M36 Jackson was introduced. With it’s 90mm gun mounted on the standard M10 hull, the M36 entered service late in 1944 and went onto see action in the Korean war. The main US tank destroyer, the M10, was…
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