Gameplay blends cooperative strategy, scenario-based objectives, and tactical combat. Players must coordinate movement, manage limited resources, and combine abilities to defeat enemies and complete mission goals. Modular setups and variable encounters ensure that each adventure feels different, encouraging adaptability and clever teamwork.

The game captures the energy and excitement of the Ninjago universe with colorful components, dynamic scenarios, and accessible rules that still offer meaningful decisions. Strategic cooperation and timing are key as players strive to master Spinjitzu and outmaneuver their foes.

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Scrappy, natives of the Combat Zone, the Zoners are always ready to throw down!

This box set includes all the miniatures and cards you need to field a complete Zoners starter gang in your games of Combat Zone!

Contents:

• 6 Zoners Miniatures
• 13 Zoners Character Cards
• 1 Zoners Scenario Card
• 5 Program Cards
• 21 Zoners Objective Cards
• 35 Zoners Gear Cards
• 40 Loot Deck Cards

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Contents:

• 2x Miniatures

Please Note:

• Miniatures are supplied unpainted, and some assembly may be required.
• Printed materials are supplied in English.

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This box set includes all the miniatures and card you’ll need to add these Gonks to your Arasaka gang in your games of Combat Zone!

Contents:

• 3x Miniatures
• 1x Character Card

Please Note:

• Miniatures are supplied unpainted, and some assembly may be required.
• Printed materials are supplied in English.

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In the claustrophobic jungle conditions encountered in the Far East, lighter support weapons became hugely useful for patrolling and small-scale engagements. Gurkha forces made good use of all available equipment to magnify their firepower, and the relative portability of light support weapons made them omnipresent throughout the war.

This box gives you a trio of incredibly useful support weapon teams, perfect for filling out a Gurkha Rifle Platoon. The Boys anti-tank rifle lets your troops engage light armour from a distance, while the 2″ light mortar team rains high explosives from on high, and the sniper team stalks through the jungle, hunting high value targets.

Miniatures sculpted by Dimitris Kampourides. Studio miniatures painted by Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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With Gurkha units so renowned for their prowess in close assaults, the men commanding them had to be both brave and fit enough to keep up with their troops!

This set gives you four Warlord Resin miniatures, representing Gurkha Platoon Commanders for Rifle, Artillery, Heavy Weapons, and Recce Platoons. Equipped for combat (particularly in the case of the chap who’s liberated a Japanese Shin Gunto!), they’re ready to command your forces on the tabletop.

Miniatures sculpted by Dimitris Kampourides. Studio miniatures painted by Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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While Gurkha units are most famed for their lethal abilities at close quarters, they were also solid professional soldiers, capable of complex operations and accomplishing a wide variety of missions. Naturally, commanders and specialists were needed to plan and enact all of this!

This set gives you four Warlord Resin miniatures allowing you to field a pair of officers (perfect for representing Platoon or Company Commanders), as well as a radio operator and medic. These can be used as Forward Observers, Medics, officers, or really anything else you might need extra Gurkhas for!

Miniatures sculpted by Dimitris Kampourides. Studio miniatures painted by Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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The Indian Army was well provisioned with a wide range of heavy weaponry, with two of the most common being the .303 Vickers machine gun, and the 3-inch mortar – the cornerstones of direct and indirect fire support. Gurkha forces were no exception, and used these weapons to great effect.

This box gives you a game-ready Bolt Action Heavy Weapons Platoon, composed of a Medium Mortar and Medium Machine Gun team, as well as a Platoon Commander to lead them. This kit pairs the plastic British heavy weapons sprues with six characterful Warlord Resin crew and a Platoon Commander, and not only builds the weapons teams themselves, but gives you plenty of extra weaponry that can be combined with the plastic Gurkha sprues to create even more units!

Miniatures sculpted by Dimitris Kampourides. Studio miniatures painted by Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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From the mountains of Nepal, the Gurkhas have earned a reputation as some of the most fearsome and lethal troops of the Commonwealth and Empire.

This box contains 30 infantry models in jungle uniforms, allowing you to build a wide variety of Gurkha infantry models and weapons teams for your Indian force. Each sprue contains a host of weapons, including Lee-Enfield rifles, PIATs, light mortars, and flamethrowers, along with plenty of the Gurkhas’ legendary kukri knives.

The following units from the India section of Armies of the British Commonwealth can be built from this box, among many others:

• Gurkha Platoon Commander
• Gurkha Medic
• Gurkha Rifle Section
• Gurkha Engineer Section
• Gurkha Flamethrower Team
• Gurkha PIAT Team
• Gurkha Light Mortar Team

This kit can also be used to make a wide range of spotters and forward observers, or combined with many other kits – the possibilities are endless!

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The P40 was the pinnacle of Italian armour development, and finally gave Italy’s tankers a vehicle roughly on a par with the ubiquitous Sherman, pairing a 75mm gun with decent armour and mobility. Unfortunately, only a handful had been built by the time of the Armistice of Cassabile in September 1943, these vehicles taking part in the defence of Rome. Although late to the party, the P40 was nevertheless a decent tank, and Germany ordered production continued in the RSI after the armistice. The majority of these vehicles would see service in German hands, although production was limited in scope.

On the Bolt Action tabletop, the P40 gives your Italian (or German!) forces a solid all-rounder tank, with a 9+ Damage Value and Medium Anti-Tank gun making it capable of engaging both enemy armour and infantry with a reasonable expectation of success. For Italian armoured commanders in need of something to face down the hordes of Allied Shermans, look no further!

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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Bicycle-mounted troops were a key component of many armies early in the Second World War, providing light infantry with excellent on-road mobility without the need for fuel or expert maintenance. The Wehrmacht made good use of Radfahrtruppen in its invasions of Poland, France, and the Soviet Union, both for reconnaissance and liaison duties, and rapid advances.

On the Bolt Action tabletop, equipping your infantry with bicycles gives them excellent early-game mobility before they dismount to fight, allowing you to seize key objectives and get to cover before the shooting really starts. Perfect for Recce and Rifle Platoons, they’re a great way to get your force moving without spending extra points on transport vehicles!

Contains five miniatures made from 3D printed resin.

Studio miniature painted by Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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The 57mm M1 anti-tank gun was a close copy of the British QF 6pdr which was itself also used by some American forces, being introduced in 1943 into US Army units.

After their experiences in North Africa, where the smaller 37mm gun struggled to penetrate German armour, the M1 was introduced into the US Army and was the standard anti-tank gun by mid 1944, serving in Italy and Northern Europe.

In games of Bolt Action this can be included in Artillery Platoons and is a Medium Anti-tank gun, that can be towed by most vehicles.

Contents:

• One metal 57mm gun
• 3 metal US Army crew

Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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The 3 inch medium mortar was the mainstay of the British Army’s Support Companies, providing organic close fire support to the Rifle Companies in each Infantry Battalion. Its heavier cousin, the 4.2 inch heavy mortar, was first used at the Battle of El Alamein, and threw a 20lb bomb out to over 4,000 yards. The Vickers medium machine gun was a veteran of the First World War. While its rate of fire was slower than other guns, because it was water cooled it could sustain accurate fire for extended periods and was incredibly reliable.

The box contains everything you need to build a Heavy Weapons Platoon – up to two medium machine guns, and two medium or two heavy mortars or three heavy weapons teams plus a platoon commander and bodyguard. If you choose the latter you can also use arms and weapons from your infantry as the crew are modelled in British Army uniforms, and are fully interchangeable with the plastic infantry. Note that the Heavy Mortars have four crew, so the exact number of weapons teams you can build depends on which weapons you choose. Included are enough 60mm bases to make up to four weapons teams total.

Contains:

• Two heavy weapons frames each with a Vickers MMG with tripod, ammunition and water cooling can, including covered and uncovered barrel options, plus a medium mortar and a heavy mortar, both with bipod and baseplate plus ammunition.
• Three crew frames containing a total of twelve crewmen, in mid-late war British Army uniforms, also suitable for many Commonwealth forces. Included are a range of heads, arms and equipment plus ammunition cases and rounds for decorating your bases.
• Four 60mm and three 25mm bases
• British and Canadian decals
• Four Order Dice

Miniature sculpted by Wojtek Flis. Studio miniature painted by Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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In games of Bolt Action the 6-pounder can be included in Artillery Platoons and is a Medium Anti-tank gun, that can be towed by most vehicles.

Contains

• One gun frame that makes the British 6-pounder or the US 57mm M1, with standard or hinged trail legs for airborne forces
• One crew frame that makes four crew in British Army mid-late war uniforms, also suitable for many Commonwealth forces. A variety of heads and arms, and a range of equipment are included, as well as shells and cartridge cases for decorating your bases. The crew frame includes enough to make the three man crew plus an extra soldier that can be used as a platoon commander, a spotter, or just added to your infantry squads.
• British and Canadian decals
• One 60mm and one 25mm base
• One Order Die

Miniature sculpted by Wojtek Flis. Studio miniature painted by Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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This Starter Army allows you to field a fully legal US Army force for Bolt Action: Third Edition – entirely in plastic! With 36 infantry armed with rifles, carbines, sub machine guns, automatic rifles and bazookas, forming a Rifle Platoon, backed up by the mortar teams and machine guns of the Heavy Weapons Platoon, you’ve got a flexible core of troops ready for any tactical challenge. Supporting them is an Armoured Platoon composed of a ubiquitous Sherman and an M8 armoured car (can also be assembled as an M20 scout car), with a 57mm medium anti-tank gun in an Artillery Platoon providing still more firepower. The artillery and heavy weapon crew, 16 in all, are fully interchangeable with the infantry.

Able to be customised to an incredible degree, or built and played straight out of the box, Stars and Stripes is the perfect way to start a new Bolt Action force.

Includes decals for the ‘Big Red One’ 1st Infantry Division.

Miniature sculpted by Wojtek Flis. Studio miniatures painted by Darek Wyrozebski and Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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The Panzer II was the most numerous German tank at the start of World War II, and thus formed the backbone of the Panzer divisions made legendary in the Blitzkrieg campaigns across Western Europe. Lightly armed and armoured, and already technologically outclassed by heavier vehicles, it nonetheless gave good service, particularly against enemy infantry. Panzer IIs saw extensive service in Europe and North Africa in the early part of the war, and would also play a significant role in Operation Barbarossa, the invasion of the Soviet Union. Replaced in frontline service by the larger and more modern Panzer III and IV, some Panzer IIs remained in service with training units and second-line formations until the end of the war.

On the tabletop, the Panzer II is a powerful addition to early-war German Armoured Platoons, giving you a low-cost armoured platform mounting the incredibly useful light autocannon. Capable of gunning down enemy infantry with ease and threatening lighter armoured vehicles, it can punch far above its weight in games of Bolt Action.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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The Gurkha regiments of the Indian Army were some of the most famous (and feared) Commonwealth troops of the Second World War. Recruited from mountainous Nepal, and wielding the lethal Kukri knives, Gurkhas proved to be tough, determined, and incredibly deadly soldiers – particularly when combat devolved into close-quarters fighting. In the jungles of the Far East, they put their skills to good use, earning a reputation that has persisted to the present day.

In Bolt Action, rules for a Gurkha force can be found in the Indian Army section of Armies of the British Commonwealth. The Ayo Gorkhali! special rule (named for their battle-cry) allows you to create an entire army of Gurkhas, who (naturally) specialise in getting up close and personal with the enemy, and this starter army gives you everything you need to field a well-rounded force on the tabletop, themed around Gurkha forces fighting against Japanese troops in the Far East.

At the core of this starter army is the Rifle Platoon – with 42 plastic Gurkhas in the box, you’ve got everything you need to create a huge variety of infantry squads and weapons teams, allowing for enormous flexibility in how you assemble your force. Supporting the infantry are self-contained Artillery and Heavy Weapons Platoons, which pair plastic weapons with characterful Warlord Resin crew – a 6-pounder anti-tank gun provides anti-armour punch, while Medium Machine Gun and Mortar teams keep up the pressure on enemy infantry. Tanks aren’t forgotten, either! Although this is a jungle-fighting force, the Indian Army made great use of M3 Medium and M5 Light tanks against the lighter Japanese armour they encountered – and both are included in the starter army!

This starter army is the perfect way to begin a Gurkha collection, as it can be assembled into a wide variety of fully playable armies right out of the box, and easily added to to suit your chosen playstyle.

Miniatures sculpted by Wojtek Flis and Dimitris Kampourides. Studio miniatures painted by Jamie Getliffe and Andres Amian.

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

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A sniper and sergeant leads her squad behind enemy lines in an apparent suicide mission. The fate of an entire world rests in her hands.

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It’s another perspective on the remnants of Cadia, as they carry their war to every corner of the galaxy. This story focuses on the 217th, and their war to liberate a world from heretics, against all odds.

THE STORY
Darya Nevic is a sniper and a hardened survivor, but endless loss has pushed her to breaking point. As the Cadian 217th war to liberate the world of Parrescum from heretic forces grows ever more deadly, the sergeant fights to keep her squad alive as she is hounded by the memories of those she failed to save. In the wake of disaster, a chance encounter offers Darya a way to not only strike back at the heretics, but to settle a debt she thought impossible to repay. She must lead a mission deep behind enemy lines, where death is all but certain. Yet there is even more at risk than she knows. The Parrescum lies in Darya’s hands, and unless she can escape the ghosts of her past, the planet will fall.

Written by Rob Young.

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A celebrated sniper of the Astra Militarum must shift her focus to commanding troops, and dealing with the complications that arise from hard decisions.

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It’s a look into the haunted thoughts of a soldier wrestling with the complex realities of a galaxy at war. Every choice she makes has consequences for those under her command.

THE STORY
Transplant. Cadian. Sniper. Legend.

Sergeant Darya Nevic is all of these and more… but behind the stories stands a soldier haunted by the unwelcome fame her successes have brought.

During the Cadian 217th’s assault on the manufactorum world of Attruso, Darya finds herself out of her depth, in a war that is fought with words as much as with weapons. As a fearsome winter closes in and her men begin to die around her, she will be forced to confront her doubts and make an impossible choice – to become the figurehead her soldiers need, or to believe the unimaginable promises of the mysterious T’au.

With the fate of her regiment in her hands, which path will she choose?

Written by Rob Young.

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Build the Vanguard

This box is an ideal way to start your Space Marines collection for games of Warhammer 40,000. You’ll get 2 multipart plastic Space Marines Intercessor miniatures with distinct poses, the paints you need to prepare them for battle, and a brush to get you started. These miniatures are push-fit, requiring only clippers to assemble.

This set includes 6 Warhammer colour paint pots:
– 1 Abaddon Black (Base)
– 1 Macragge Blue (Base)
– 1 Mournfang Brown (Base)
– 1 Leadbelcher (Base)
– 1 Retributor Armour (Base)
– 1 Corax White (Base)

The 6 paints are supplied in 12ml pots and include the essential colours needed to paint your Space Marines.

The kit comes supplied with:
– 18 plastic components
– 2 Citadel 32mm Round Hex Hole bases
– Warhammer Colour Starter Brush

These push-fit miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend:
– Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters

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‘Ere We Go

This box is an ideal way to start your Ork collection for games of Warhammer 40,000. You’ll get 3 multipart plastic miniatures with distinct poses, the paints you need to prepare them for battle, and a brush to get you started. These miniatures are push-fit, requiring only clippers to assemble.

This box includes 3 push-fit Ork miniatures:
– 2 Ork Boyz
– 1 Gretchin

This set includes 6 Warhammer Colour paint pots:
– 1 Abaddon Black (Base)
– 1 Orruk Flesh (Base)
– 1 Mournfang Brown (Base)
– 1 Leadbelcher (Base)
– 1 Zandri Dust (Base)
– 1 Corax White (Base)

The 6 paints are supplied in 12ml pots and include the essential colours needed to paint your Orks.

The kit comes supplied with:
– 9 plastic components
– 1 Citadel 25mm Round Hex Hole base
– 2 Citadel 32mm Round Hex Hole bases
– 1 Warhammer Colour Starter Brush

These push-fit miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend:
– Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters

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Build Your Toolbox

Get started with comfortable clippers to remove your miniatures from frames without damaging them, a mouldline scraper to help prepare them for paint, and a starter brush that’s just the right size to get the basics painted. The rubberised grip and spring-loaded handles on the clippers will reduce hand strain, while the mouldline scraper is sized perfectly to get into tight spaces around your miniatures.

You’ll find 13 different Warhammer Colour paints in 12ml pots, featuring the essential colours needed to paint your first miniatures. The set includes 11 heavily pigmented Base paints to form a strong foundation for your paint schemes, 1 Shade paint to add depth, and 1 Texture paint to add a textured finish to your bases.

– 1 Abaddon Black (Base)
– 1 Orruk Flesh (Base)
– 1 Averland Sunset (Base)
– 1 Macragge Blue (Base)
– 1 Mournfang Brown (Base)
– 1 Leadbelcher (Base)
– 1 Retributor Armour (Base)
– 1 Corax White (Base)
– 1 Mephiston Red (Base)
– 1 Rakarth Flesh (Base)
– 1 Zandri Dust (Base)
– 1 Agrax Earthshade (Shade)
– 1 Armageddon Dust (Texture)

Contents:
– 13 Warhammer Colour paints
– 1 Warhammer Colour Starter Brush
– 1 Warhammer Colour Starter Set Clippers
– 1 mouldline scraper

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Warhammer 40,000 is a game of thrilling tabletop battles, in which you take control of armies of detailed miniatures. Dive into the galaxy of Warhammer 40,000 with this introductory set. The box contains everything you need to begin exploring this diverse and exciting hobby. There are paints and gaming accessories to get you started, and detailed guides show you how to assemble and paint your models in a series of easy-to-follow steps. The guide also includes a narrative section, detailing the transhuman Space Marines and the savage alien Orks, plus introductory rules allowing you to pit your models against each other in exciting battles.

This box includes 12 multipart plastic push-fit miniatures:
– 1 Lieutenant
– 5 Intercessors
– 1 Ork Nob
– 5 Ork Boyz

The Space Marines are cast in blue plastic, and the Orks are cast in green plastic. The miniatures in this set are each supplied with a sculpted base.

This set contains the following accessories and Warhammer Colour paint pots:
– 1 softcover 48-page handbook
– 1 double-sided playing mat
– 3 sheets of punch-out card terrain
– 1 Warhammer Colour Starter Brush
– 1 transparent plastic range ruler
– 6 white D6 dice with black pips
– 1 Abaddon Black (Base)
– 1 Macragge Blue (Base)
– 1 Mournfang Brown (Base)
– 1 Leadbelcher (Base)
– 1 Retributor Armour (Base)
– 1 Orruk Flesh (Base)

The 6 paints are supplied in 12ml pots.

The kit comes supplied with:
– 94 plastic components

These push-fit miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend:
– Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters

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