Bolt Action
Bolt Action US G.I's On Sprue A1
Bolt Action US Airborn Squad JYS98
Bolt Action Japanese Special Naval Landing Force New
The Japanese Special Naval Landing Forces (SNLF) were the marine troops of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Due to the deep distrust the Japanese Army a...
View full detailsBolt Action American D-Day: US Sector (Bolt Action campaign book) New
This 150+ page book focuses on the conflicts of the US Sector in 1944, from the road to Carentan to the assault on Fort Montbarey. This book allows...
View full detailsBolt Action Tank War: German starter set New
Limited steel resources forced Germany's hand to create monstrous tanks, vehicles capable of taking on whole squadrons on their own and coming out ...
View full detailsBolt Action: Korea Supplement New
Bolt Action: Korea Supplement Fought between 1950 and 1953, the Korean War was one of the first major conflicts of the Cold War. Backed by the S...
View full detailsBolt Action Korean War British Super Bazooka Team (summer) New
Bolt Action Korean War British Super Bazooka Team (summer) Athough the British still used the Projector Infantry Anti-Tank (PIAT), it became more c...
View full detailsBolt Action France HQ Section - JYS31
Bolt Action France Lorraine 38L armoured carrier Incomplete - JYS31
Bolt Action French Resistance light artillery New
Bolt Action French Resistance light artillery The most useful kinds of light artillery were often mountain guns, as these were more easily moved ...
View full detailsBolt Action French Resistance light anti-tank gun New
Bolt Action French Resistance light anti-tank gun Captured anti-tank guns were put to use again their former owners – these would very likely in...
View full detailsBolt Action French Resistance Support Group New
Bolt Action French Resistance Support Group Germany's occupation of France was resisted by the Maquis - the famous French Resistance. Led by ex-of...
View full detailsBolt Action Korean War: British Army Infantry Section New
Bolt Action Korean War: British Army Infantry Section The backbone of the British and Commonwealth armies was the regular soldier. At the start of ...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Chi-Ha Medium Tank with Compression Turret New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Chi-Ha Medium Tank with Compression Turret The advent of Rift-technology, however, has allowed Japan to close the gap i...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - US M8A3 Tesla Scout New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - US M8A3 Tesla Scout When the scientists leading the Rift-tech Tesla weapons programme offered the US military a lighter...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - British Hornet Medium Walker New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - British Hornet Medium Walker As the effectiveness and versatility of the US medium walkers was proven repeatedly in com...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Soviet T34/ZP New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Soviet T34/ZP In the north, the Soviets maintain pressure on the Germans with fighting heaviest around the embattled ci...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - US Kodiak Walker New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - US Kodiak Walker As the US developed walker tactics for regiments of Grizzly and Bruin walkers it became apparent that...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Pz IV-X New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Pz IV-X The Panzer IV chassis proved ideal for experimenting with new weapons derived from Rift-tech. The most p...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - US Tesla Anti-Tank Gun New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - US Tesla Anti-Tank Gun With production of Rift technology Tesla cannons steadily increasing, the US Army looked at othe...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - British Automated Infantry with HMG New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - British Automated Infantry with HMG These mechanical monstrosities tower over the average soldier, this allows them to ...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Italian Legio Aquila Squad New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Italian Legio Aquila Squad The most fanatical and loyal soldiers within the ENR forces are trained and equipped along ...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Nachtalben Squad New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Nachtalben Squad Using technology derived from the dreaded Nachtjäger programme, the scientists at Dresden’s ...
View full detailsBolt Action Afrika Korps 8.8cm Flak 37 New
Bolt Action Afrika Korps 8.8cm Flak 37 Originally developed as an anti-aircraft weapon, the Flak 37 8.8cm (or Eighty-eight as it became known by A...
View full detailsFrequently Asked Questions
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1. What scale are Bolt Action Figures?
Bolt Action is a World War II miniature wargame produced by Warlord games and uses 28mm sized models.
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2. What is the best way to get started with Bolt Action?
Bolt Action offers a great starter set called Band of Brothers! This set features a small detachment of Germans including troops and transports, some scenery terrain, a mini rulebook, and a detachment of US Paratroopers. This set is priced to get you started out of the box with Bolt Action. It is great to split with a buddy and jump right into the action! You can find the Band of Brothers starter set here: https://tistaminis.com/collections/bolt-action/products/bolt-action-band-of-brothers-us-and-german-core-starter-armies-new
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3. What factions are available to play in Bolt Action?
Bolt Action offers a wide variety of nations to choose from! Unlike many other games that only focus on the major nations of World War II, Bolt Action allows you to dive into many of the sub-countries which is a really cool feature. The main factions include the usual suspects: Germany, USA, Japan, Russians, and British. Some of the sub armies you can also play however include the French, Australians, Polish, Belgians, and Italians. With so many nations to choose from, Bolt Action offers something for everyone and a wide variety of model and army choices!
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4. How often do you restock Bolt Action products?
Generally speaking, we aim to restock Bolt Action products once a month. These come overseas from the UK. Warlord Games has two tiers of products, which affects the pricing and restock schedule. The first tier is their “Retail” range, which is the one we order on a monthly basis. This usually consists of their best sellers and plastic kits and are more readily available. Their second tier is their “webstore” products which consists of the resin and metal products. These cost more and are not restocked as frequently. If there is a specific product you are looking for you may send us an email and we can order it in for you on our next shipment. If it is a product that is already posted on our website but out of stock, you have the option to register for an email notification which will let you know as soon as the item is restocked.