Showing posts with label Bolt Action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bolt Action. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Crazy: Just Pre-ordered 2 Imperial Knights!
I just pre-pre-ordered two Imperial Knights from my local independent store. I say pre-pre-ordered because our GW rep asks the owner what he think he'll need/want a few days before customers can officially order a new product. I'm nervous and a little scared, as this is the largest single order I've ever placed for a game. Ever. What am I thinking?
Labels:
40K,
Airbrush,
Bolt Action,
Chaos,
Eldar,
Imperial Knights
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Airbrushing German Armor
Bolt Action is a 28mm WWII game published by Warlord Games. I believe it to be the closest thing to Warhammer 40k that the WWII crowd has ever had, in that one company publishes both rules and creates miniatures to match. The rules tend to be more abstract than a lot of historical rule sets created over the last 20 years, so the games are quick and action packed. Of course, you can bring tanks!
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Warlord Games Panzer IV Airbrushed for Bolt Action
I posted a couple pictures earlier of my Panzer IV from Warlord Games, unassembled. Well, I've actually had it up and painted for about a month now :)
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Bolt Action Germans
A quick post about something different. We've been playing Bolt Action by Warlord Games over at the Battlezone for several months now. Our Bolt Action crowd has gone from 2 of us, to most of the store owning an army. I'm running a German army simply by default, as a friend had a bunch of old, metal German figs he wanted to sell, so I picked them up. Here are a few photos of my Germans . . .
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Bolt Action!
| Bolt Action 28mm WWII game |
I got a game of Bolt Action in today and had a blast! For those that don't know, Bolt Action is a 28mm miniatures wargame set in WWII, published by Warlord Games. The game was written by Games Workshop veterans Alessio Cavatore and Rick Priestley and their experience in writing game systems really shows.
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