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Fight the war in the desert with the Lions of the Folgore starter army!
This set gives you everything you need to field a mighty force of Italian Paracadutisti in games of Bolt Action! At its heart sits 42 plastic paratroopers, enabling you to build a Rifle Platoon full of tough-as-nails veterans, as well as Platoon Commanders to lead them. Providing fire support is a Heavy Weapons Plato

Lead your lads to victory in the desert with these 8th Army Platoon Commanders!
The British Army boasted a long and proud tradition of officers drawn from the upper and middle classes, and many of these men would prove to be extremely effective leaders. Fighting in the Western Desert placed huge demands on men and materiel, and good leadership was essential in keeping a force battle-read

Execute Rommel's strategy with these Afrika Korps Platoon Commanders!
German officers earned a reputation for initiative and decisive action on the battlefield, and the great battles of the Western Desert campaign would test their abilities to the limit. They'll also be tested on the Bolt Action table, where good officers are an essential part of any force!
This pack gives you four of

Get your Soviet Naval Brigade the support they need!
The Naval Brigades made effective use of the full range of infantry weapons afforded to them in the bitter crucible of street-fighting. Flamethrowers proved a lethal way to clear basements and buildings, while sniper teams turned streets into deadly killzones and light mortars provided indirect fire support. All these teams make great

The Battlefields and Basing range, from War World Scenics, is perfect for lending your battlefields, or your miniatures' bases, a sprinkling of colour, texture and a heightened sense of realism.

The Battlefields and Basing range, from War World Scenics, is perfect for lending your battlefields, or your miniatures' bases, a sprinkling of colour, texture and a heightened sense of realism.

The Battlefields and Basing range, from War World Scenics, is perfect for lending your battlefields, or your miniatures' bases, a sprinkling of colour, texture and a heightened sense of realism.

The Battlefields and Basing range, from War World Scenics, is perfect for lending your battlefields, or your miniatures' bases, a sprinkling of colour, texture and a heightened sense of realism.

OBSERVATION POST
Metal minis for the Second Anglo-Boer War, plastic Bohemian Knights, and the latest SAGA book are reviewed this issue.
RELEASE RADAR
Dom Sore sets his new-release scanner to bookworm mode in this month’s look at new wargaming releases!
EXPANDING TRAITOR’S TOLL
James sits down with Grey for Now Games’ head honcho to discuss what’s ahead in his game of fantasy

On the 22 January 1879, at Isandlwana, a force of around 20,000 Zulu warriors attacked the main column of the invading British army of just over 2,000 men, a mix of British, colonial, and native troops. Despite being armed with traditional iron spears and antiquated rifles, against the considerably more modern arms of the British, plus field guns, the Zulus achieved a decisive victory – def

The Defence of Rorke’s Drift on the 22nd and 23rd of January 1879 is the stuff of legend. Just over 150 British and colonial troops defended the mission station against attacks from Zulu warriors numbering between 3,000 and 4,000, a force that had peeled off from the main force at Isandlwana and travelled the six miles to attack the mission station. For the defenders' efforts, no fewer than

Well led, well-equipped and thoroughly trained, the British infantryman of the Victorian period blazed a trail for Empire all over the world. Cheerful and confident, the redcoats served their sovereign well, smashing their enemy with concentrated rifle fire and, if necessary, selling their lives dearly behind the thrust of their long bayonets.
Providing support for the British army were

The Zulu army was a formidable foe. Well-trained, well-led, and well-equipped for campaigns, the Zulu units were the terror of Africa. Created by the great Shaka, founder of the nation, each unit comprised small companies who trained together, and a unit could be 1,000 men strong. They were then brigaded to form divisions which could move with great speed and drilled precision, forming the

The Natal Carbineers were drawn from some of the more established, or better off, Natal families and were considered to be a somewhat elite unit. They were only assembled in times of trouble, but despite their part-time status they were well-equipped and armed with pistols and carbines, being capable of firing from the saddle or dismounting to give deadly volley fire. The Natal Mounted Poli

Facing thousands of ferocious and determined Zulu warriors, the steadfast and confident redcoats of the County Units poured volley after volley into the oncoming Impi. Many brave sons of the Empire sold their lives dearly with a prayer on their lips, as the Zulus washed their spears in the blood of their enemies.
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• 18 Black Powder Epic Battles: Zulu British Army Casualty Mar

Volley after volley of musket fire sends withering hails of lead shot slamming into the charging Zulu Impi, each fusillade dropping brave warriors by the dozens. Through the cloying smoke and thunderous noise of battle, such mounting casualties can make even the most determined amongst the Zulus waver.
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• 18 Black Powder Epic Battles: Zulu Zulu Impi Casualty Markers in Warlor