After Action Report: Jump To Action
A brief round-up of a beginner friendly Bolt Action tournament held in Melbourne, Australia.
Forces of Fame: Polish Winged Hussars
The Polish Army of the 17th Century was renowned for the quality of its cavalry, especially the iconic winged hussars.
More or Less Optimal: Squad Sizes in Bolt Action
Marcus once again dons his competitive hat to discuss just how many blokes is right for an infantry squad.
Forces of Fame: Centurion Mk III
The primary British main battle tank of the post-Word War II period operated with great success in the Korean War.
The Mathematics of Firepower: LMGs in Bolt Action
Marcus argues both for and against the inclusion of LMGs in infantry squads for those of a more competitive Bolt Action mindset.
Forces of Fame: IJN Kongō
One of the most heavily armed battlecruisers in any navy at the time of her launch in 1912, Kongō went on to fight in many major actions in the Pacific War during WWII.
Simply Riveting: Italian Armour in The Western Desert
Italian armoured units played an important role for the Axis war effort in North Africa.
Terrain Features: Gettysburg
The battlefield of Gettysburg featured iconic buildings, now replicated in Epic Battles scale!
After Action Report: Scottish Open 2022
This Bolt Action tournament took place in Bathgate between 24-25 September 2022.
Epic Battles: American Civil War Zouaves, Cavalry & Skirmishers
New plastic reinforcements for Black Powder Epic Battles: ACW