Armies of Germany List Utility - Fully Updated

 Your wait is over, BARbarians. After countless hours of hard work, Duncan's finished updating the German List Utility to include all the units from the Armies of Germany book!

On top of all that, he's finished some nice additions to make using the list even easier. Head on over to the downloads page and check it out!

Review: Berlin or Bust Japanese Infantry

There are many option out there for people looking to collect an Imperial Japanese Army for Bolt Action.   West Wind Productions: Berlin or Bust range is readily available at their online store from those in the UK or  from Old Glory 25s in the US.  Each pack comes with ten figures and cost about $16 a pack.  Additionally, if you join the Old Glory Army ($50 annually) you get 40% off all orders.  This makes the Berlin or Bust range one of the more affordable range of figures.  

I picked up three packs of Japanese from Berlin or Bust; two packs of infantry with rifles and one pack of command.  The command pack came with NCOs, officers, a bugler, and a flag bearer, while the infantry packs came with enlisted men with rifles.

Review: Warlord Games M2 Bag by Battlefoam

Warlord Games and Battlefoam have teamed up to bring all you BARbarians out there another option for transporting your forces. The M2 Bag! I've had this bag for a while now, so I apologize for the delay in getting the review out to all you interested parties, but things have been hoppin' lately!

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Bolt Action Radio Episode 10!

Download Episode 10 here: Bolt Action Radio Episode 10

Our security crew's quit - something about demanding actual wages for their work - and The BAR lets anyone come in! Forum poet laureate UberGruber stops by, tournament organizer supreme Stefan shows up, and WWPD's northernmost (we think) Bolt Action battle reporter Craig Baxter rounds out the BAR-barians in Episode 10.

Tutorial: Rural Fences

Rural fencing is a simple way to enhance the battlefields your miniatures wage war on.  While there are commercial fences readily available to order from a variety of well know and reputable manufactures, it is easy and cheap to make your own from scratch from items you have laying around your house and yard.

Review: Warlord Games US Plastic Infantry

This review's brought to us courtesy of Martin Bond (marticus) and Warlord Games. Enjoy! - J

I was lucky enough to get to take a look at the Warlord Games WWII American Infantry plastic boxed set.  

So I thought I would share what’s in it and my thoughts on it.

As always nice artwork on the box…

29, Let's ... Defend?!? A Bolt Action AAR

Steven came over to give the 29th their first game of Bolt Action!  I finally got everything all painted up and ready for the table.  We decided to play the Envelopment mission and I got to defend -- must be some counter-attack near St. Lo.  I deployed two Infantry Squads, both MMGs and my LT.  Steven had to bring everything on either in the first wave or after.

Review: Warlord Games Ruined Farmhouse

General Review:

The Ruined Farmhouse from Warlord Games provides a pretty nice looking, modular building for your Bolt Action battles.  I am going to review this from two perspectives, so please take a look...

Review: Company B M7 Priest

The following review was done by community member and tournament organizer extraordinaire Stefan Sheckells. I've never dealt with any Company B stuff, so I hope it proves as valuable and insightful to you as it did me. - Judson

AAR: WWPD For Vets Bolt Action Game

The Frozen Waste WWPD Northern Research Station had a big Bolt Actions game for WWPD for Vets.  The Soviets fielded 24 units and the Germans fielded 18.  We had seven tanks on the board as the Germans and Soviets struggled for controlled of a sleepy village in the Ukraine.

Soviet infantry advance supporting their armor