Bolt Action
Bolt Action is the ultimate World War II tabletop miniatures game. In Bolt Action you assemble, paint, and command a force of soldiers, vehicles, and artillery and fight objective based battles against another player. It’s incredibly easy to learn and provides endless hours of enjoyment!
You can find a great introduction to Bolt Action here.
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Belgian Chasseurs Ardennais FRC 47mm anti-tank gunMore than 750 FRC 47mm anti-tank guns were in service when the German army invaded Belgium in 1940. The gun was used by the infantry and cavalry and was fitted to fixed positions, bunkers, and fortifications. The FRC 47mm anti-tank gun was one of...
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SAS (NWE) sectionsContains 8 metal figures. Heads variants may vary from those in the pictures.
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Operation Sea Lion - Defenders of the RealmSome might say a gallery of rogues but these people are all stalwarts of the Bull Dog spirit... Billy "the Whiz" Morgan - Willing to get stuck in even though too young to fight, Billy the boy scout is highly proficient with his homemade catapult......
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Soviet HMG team (Winter)The DShK 12.7mm belt-fed heavy machine gun was the standard Russian heavy machine gun of World War II, comparable to the US .50cal Browning. It was used on wheeled mountings like the Maxim and could quickly be placed on a tall tripod for anti-aircraft...
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Korean War: North Korean KPA heavy mortar teamThe KPA used the 120mm mortar which had a range of about 6,000 yards. Although even heavier mortars were produced, these were breech-loading Soviet model weapons with carriages and required towing vehicles to move, making them true artillery pieces. The Soviet strategy, shared with...
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Korean War: North Korean KPA tank crewThe KPA Tank Crew kit contains six metal miniatures. Three are mounted, and therefore ideal for customising tanks for your Korean Peoples Army force. The three remaining miniatures can act as objective markers in a regular game, or better yet as representations of your...
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Korean War: North Korean KPA dSHK HMG teamThe standard KPA heavy machine gun of the Korean War was the dSHK 12.7mm belt-fed HMG. It was comparable to the US .50-cal Browning. Although used on wheeled mountings, it could easily be affixed to a tripod as an anti-aircraft measure. In Bolt Action,...
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Belgian Army HMG teamThe Fabrique Nationale FN M2HB (heavy barrel) was the licensed Belgian copy of the American Browning .50 cal. The weapon was used on a tripod, or could be found mounted to vehicles for use in an anti-aircraft role. Despite being designed in 1933, the...
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Finnish Panzerschreck and anti-tank rifle teamsPack contains 4 metal foot figures. Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Polish Army cavalry commandThere are few more heroic and stirring sights than Polish cavalry dashing themselves in a desperate charge against German armoured might; lance against Krupp steel... Only, it largely of course didn't happen. Gallant though they were, the Polish Cavalryman was no fool. After reforms...
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Polish Army cavalrymenThere are few more heroic and stirring sights than Polish cavalry dashing themselves in a desperate charge against German armoured might; lance against Krupp steel... Only, it largely of course didn't happen. Gallant though they were, the Polish Cavalryman was no fool. After reforms...
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Korean War: Chinese PVA medium mortar teamThe Chinese had a fair number of medium mortars in the infantry battalion, typically utilizing the Russian model 82mm and the 81mm Brandt Mle 27/31 medium mortar. The Chinese PVA formed small batteries of three tubes in an infantry battalion’s weapons company and six-tube...
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Korean War: North Korean KPA MMG teamThe KPA used the Maxim Model 1910 as its medium machine gun throughout the war. It could be tripod-mounted, sledge-mounted, or be mounted on the two-wheeled Sokolov. It was often given a shield to help preserve the crew. The Maxim had a standard rate...
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Korean War: Chinese PVA MMG teamThe Type 24 machine gun was a Chinese produced copy of the MG08/15 Maxim machine gun. The Chinese would make use of captured US .30cal MMG and make copies of the .30 cal. Contains 3 metal figures and 1 gun. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted...
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Korean War: North Korean KPA medium mortar teamThe standard KPA medium mortar of the war was the 82- PM-41 or 82mm battalion mortar Model 1941. They were seen as artillery rather than infantry weapons by the KPA. Hence, they were usually grouped for battalion-level support. Good crews could manage 18–20 rounds...
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Hungarian Army MMG teamThe Schwarzlose 7/31M machine gun was used extensively in World War I and put to use right away in the new conflict. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Hungarian Army medium mortar teamLike virtually all nations, the Hungarians adopted a medium mortar based on the French Brandt 81.4mm. The 36/39M was common throughout the Hungarian Defence Force and employed modern shaped charges to good effect. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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8th Army Medium Mortar TeamThe 3-inch mortar was used to provide support from up to 3,000 yards dependent upon the projectile used The 3-inch mortar was operated by a crew of 3 and was often transported in a Universal 'Bren' Carrier. Pack contains: 3 crew and 3-inch mortar....
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Belgian Army MMG teamThe most common machine gun operated by the Belgian Army was the MG08/15 Maxim machine gun. The German-made weapon had a proven track record in World War I. The Belgians modified the Maxim to fire 7.65 rounds. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted
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Belgian Army medium mortarThe Belgians used the 81mm Brandt mle 27/31 as its medium mortar support weapon. It was an effective weapon that was used by many nations. The Belgians also had a number of 7.58cm minenwerfer of World War I vintage. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted...
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