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Bolt Action: US Airborne (D-Day) Medium Mortar TeamGet some fire support deployed to the landing zone, now! Mortars played a hugely important role in WWII, providing vital indirect fire support in a lightweight, portable package. This made them esp...
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Bolt Action: US Airborne (D-Day) Heavy Weapons PlatoonGet some fire support deployed to the landing zone, now! US Airborne forces made great use of mortars and machine guns to support their landings, using these weapons extensively in place of heavier...
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Bolt Action: US Airborne (D-Day) PlatoonBring death from above with the US Airborne (D-Day) Platoon! Clad in their iconic reinforced M42 jump uniforms, these die-hard American paratroopers are ready to spearhead the assault on the Bolt...
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Bolt Action: Currahee! US Airborne (D-Day) Starter ArmyDrop into the thick of the fight with Currahee!, the US Airborne (D-Day) starter army! Clad in their iconic reinforced M42 jump uniforms, these die-hard American paratroopers are ready to spearhea...
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Bolt Action 3E: Armies of the United StatesArmies of the United States: Third Edition is your essential guide to collecting and playing American forces in Bolt Action! With a huge variety of infantry, artillery, vehicles, and more covered ...
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Rubicon: Kubelwagen Type 82 Light Military VehicleThe Volkswagen Kübelwagen was a light military vehicle designed by Ferdinand Porsche and built by Volkswagen during World War II for use by the German military (both Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS). Based...
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Rubicon: Schwimmwagen Type 166 Amphibious 4WD CarThe VW Schwimmwagen Type 166 (Swimming Car) was used extensively by German ground forces during WW2. It was one of the most numerous mass-produced amphibious four-wheel drive off-roaders in histor...
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Bolt Action: German Veteran Infantry PlatoonThe savage battles of the Eastern Front and the bitter city-fighting over the ruins of Stalingrad turned raw German recruits into hardened veterans in mere week. Forged in the crucible of battle, ...
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Bolt Action 3E: Armies of GermanyYour essential guide to fielding the forces of Germany in Bolt Action has arrived!The essential handbook for any Bolt Action player looking to field the forces of the Wehrmacht on the tabletop, Arm...
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Bolt Action: Kangaroo APC (Priest)Limited release. While stocks last. Get your British and Canadian infantry moving in style! Developed by Canadian engineers in Normandy from the M7 Priest self-propelled gun by the simple expedient...
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Bolt Action: 42M Toldi IIa Light TankArmoured vehicles are a crucial component of a Bolt Action force, giving you mobile, protected firepower to deal with enemy vehicles and troops alike! A 1942 modification of the successful Toldi li...
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Bolt Action: 43M Zrinyi II Assault GunArmoured vehicles are a crucial component of a Bolt Action force, giving you mobile, protected firepower to deal with enemy vehicles and troops alike! Based on the successful Turan medium tank chas...
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Bolt Action: Hungarian Army Mountain Infantry SectionInfantry form the core of every Bolt Action force, providing you with the bodies needed to engage the enemy, take and hold objectives, and complete your mission! As befits a rugged, mountainous cou...
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Bolt Action: Hungarian Army Border Guards Infantry SectionInfantry form the core of every Bolt Action force, providing you with the bodies needed to engage the enemy, take and hold objectives, and complete your mission! Hungarian Border Guards were, as th...
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Bolt Action: Hungarian Army Gendarmerie Battalion SectionInfantry form the core of every Bolt Action force, providing you with the bodies needed to engage the enemy, take and hold objectives, and complete your mission! The Hungarian Gendarmerie, or Csend...
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Bolt Action: Italian Alpini Forward Observer TeamMake good use of the high ground to range in your indirect fire with these Alpini Forward Observers! Fighting in mountainous terrain frequently meant that indirect-firing artillery and mortars were...
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