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Bolt Action Soviet 45mm Anti Tank Gun
Soviet 45mm Anti Tank Gun The 45mm anti-tank gun was to be found at Company level all over the Russian front. Low slung and highly manouverable, ...
View full detailsBolt Action German Heer 75mm LEiG 18 Artillery New
Bolt Action German Heer 75mm LEiG 18 Artillery The German Light infantry support gun mark18 was a short-barrelled 75mm howitzer. It was used throu...
View full detailsBolt Action Italian AS42 Sahariana New
Bolt Action Italian AS42 Sahariana The AS42 Sahariana was an Italian reconnaissance vehicle used during World War II, designed specifically for ope...
View full detailsBolt Action Italian Bersaglieri 100/17 Modello 14 medium artillery New
Bolt Action Italian Bersaglieri 100/17 Modello 14 medium artillery The Skoda-designed 100/17 Modello 14 was medium howitzer that contributed to muc...
View full detailsBolt Action German Waffen-SS Forward Observer team (1943-45) New
Bolt Action German Waffen-SS Forward Observer team (1943-45) The Waffen-SS Forward Observer Team from 1943-45 played a crucial role in coordinating...
View full detailsBolt Action M8 Scott HMC New
Bolt Action M8 Scott HMC Based on the ubiquitous M5 Stuart light tank hull, the M8 75mm Howitzer Motor Carriage (HMC) provided much needed mobile a...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German King Tiger-X with Heavy Rail Gun New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German King Tiger-X with Heavy Rail Gun Whilst production of the Tiger II remains limited and has been further curtaile...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Allied Grizzly Medium Walker New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Allied Grizzly Medium Walker M8 Grizzly Medium Assault Walker the first truly practical walker designed using Rift tec...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Panther-X New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Panther-X Recognised as highly versatile by the senior officers that appraised its early performance, the Sc...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - British Automated Infantry with MMG New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - British Automated Infantry with MMG The Automated Infantry are capable of carrying considerable firepower, these 1...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Soviet Ursus Infantry New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - Soviet Ursus Infantry The Soviets developed a weapon utilising Ursine DNA to create an 8ft tall man/bear hybrid that c...
View full detailsBolt Action Late War Panzergrenadiers New
Speeding into the thickest of the action from the armoured confines of their "neue" late war version Hanomag halftracks, the Panzergrenadiers are t...
View full detailsBolt Action Matilda II Troop New
Battle For France The battle for France saw Matilda IIs fighting what would become a general retreat. However, Matildas caused problems for the Ger...
View full detailsBolt Action German Fallschirmjager 75mm PaK 40 Anti-Tank Gun (1943-45) New
Bolt Action Fallschirmjager 75mm PaK 40 Anti-Tank Gun (1943-45) The 7.5 cm Pak 40 formed the backbone of German anti-tank guns for the latter part ...
View full detailsBolt Action US Airborne Bazooka and 60mm Light Mortar Teams New
Bolt Action US Airborne Bazooka and 60mm Light Mortar Teams Bolt Action: US Airborne Bazooka and 60mm Light Mortar Teams Support your paratroopers ...
View full detailsBolt Action Waffen-SS LeIG 18 7.5cm Light Infantry Gun (1943-42) New
Bolt Action Waffen-SS LeIG 18 7.5cm Light Infantry Gun (1943-42) Bolt Action: Waffen-SS leIG 18 7.5cm Light Infantry Gun (1943–42) Bring versatile ...
View full detailsBolt Action Hungarian Army Honved Division Section New
Bolt Action Hungarian Army Honved Division Section Although the majority of infantry forces fielded by the Royal Hungarian Army in 1944–45 were not...
View full detailsBolt Action Australian Jungle Division Infantry Section New
Bolt Action Australian Jungle Division Infantry Section In early 1943, the Australian Army reorganised its militia and Australian Imperial Force ...
View full detailsBolt Action Autoblinda AB41 New
Bolt Action Autoblinda AB41 Contains: 1 Resin and Metal Vehicle. Bolt Action Stat Card Decal Sheet Vehicle Damage Markers Note: Models supplie...
View full detailsBolt Action US Airborne HMG Team (1944-45) New
Bolt Action US Airborne HMG Team (1944-45) The Browning M2HB .50cal was undoubtedly one of the best HMGs of World War II. It is still used today. I...
View full detailsBolt Action German Kriegsmarine Squad New - WGB-WM-05
Bolt Action German Kriegsmarine Squad The men of the Kriegsmarine were often asked to do more than serve at sea. U-Boat and ship crews co...
View full detailsBolt Action United States M26 Pershing New - WGB-AI-127
Bolt Action United States M26 Pershing The M26 Pershing was the first truly heavy tank to see service in the American army, designed to replace t...
View full detailsBolt Action Australian Independent Commando Section New - 402211202
Bolt Action Australian Independent Commando Section The Australian Army raised a number of units for commando-style operations during the Second Wo...
View full detailsBolt Action Banzai Japanese Starter Army New
Boxed set contains the following: 1 metal officer 48 plastic infantry 1 metal medium mortar team 1 metal medium machine gun team 1 plastic Type 97...
View full detailsBolt Action
Bolt Action is one of the world's most popular World War II tabletop miniatures games, allowing players to command historically inspired armies across the battlefields of Europe, Africa, the Pacific, and beyond. If you're looking to buy Bolt Action in Canada, this collection includes starter armies, infantry, tanks, artillery, rulebooks, terrain, and accessories from Warlord Games.
Built around platoon-level combat, Bolt Action combines historical authenticity with accessible gameplay. Players command forces from major nations such as Germany, the United States, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, Japan, Italy, and many others. Whether you're a history enthusiast, competitive player, or hobbyist looking to build and paint an army, Bolt Action offers one of the best World War II gaming experiences available.
1. What is Bolt Action?
Bolt Action is a World War II tabletop miniatures game published by Warlord Games.
Players command infantry, tanks, artillery, and support units in platoon-level battles inspired by real historical conflicts.
2. What scale is Bolt Action?
Bolt Action is primarily played using 28mm scale miniatures.
This scale provides a strong balance between visual detail, hobby opportunities, and manageable army sizes.
3. Which nations can I play in Bolt Action?
Players can field armies from Germany, the United States, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, Japan, Italy, France, and many other historical nations.
Each nation has unique special rules and battlefield strengths.
4. Is Bolt Action beginner-friendly?
Yes. Bolt Action is widely considered one of the most accessible historical miniatures games available.
The rules are easy to learn while still offering meaningful tactical depth for experienced players.
5. How does the order dice system work?
Bolt Action uses a unique order dice system where players draw dice from a shared bag to determine unit activations.
This creates uncertainty, tension, and dynamic decision-making throughout the game.
6. What do I need to start playing Bolt Action?
Most new players begin with a starter army, rulebook, order dice, and measuring tools.
Starter army boxes are often the most cost-effective way to begin building a force.
7. Are tanks important in Bolt Action?
Tanks can be powerful battlefield assets, but infantry remain the core of most successful armies.
Combined-arms tactics generally perform better than relying exclusively on armored vehicles.
8. Is Bolt Action historically accurate?
Bolt Action is designed to capture the feel of World War II combat while maintaining balanced and enjoyable gameplay.
Players can create historically themed armies while still enjoying competitive and narrative games.
9. Do Bolt Action miniatures require assembly and painting?
Yes. Most Bolt Action miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted, allowing hobbyists to customize and paint their armies.
Building and painting forces is a major part of the Bolt Action hobby experience.
10. Why is Bolt Action so popular?
Bolt Action combines historical themes, approachable rules, tactical gameplay, and an active worldwide community.
It remains one of the best entry points into historical tabletop wargaming while offering plenty of depth for veteran players.