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this includes: an army british starter army – bolt action bit of an obvious one this is, but to give you an idea of model count you can expect to need is a bit more specific. for gamers that enjoy an afternoon game or two, you can expect an average 1750pts game to last anywhere between 2-3 hours, that is for an intermediate player; said window will range dependent on with knowledge the game. but in terms of model count, how long is a piece of string? now we can narrow this down further. now bolt action is a game intended for 28mm skirmish (the size of battle that in my opinion 28mm is designed for), that is inhabited by many nations, all with different approaches, strengths, weaknesses, manpower etc. you can expect green soviets will generally have access to a larger body count. whilst veteran germans should generally have both small squads, and few and far between. there is much opportunity for diversity when building a force for bolt action. not only the major nations have access to all manner of specialist, veteran and rank-and-file troops, but they have access to troops designated for specific missions and ways of achieving their intended objective. warlord themselves actually produce a variety of starter army sets, including a range of vehicles, artillery, infantry and more to give you a real taster of all the different units you can expect to use in games of bolt action. but to give an actual answer, as an example of my previous game of bolt action. my 1750pts of soviets consisted of a range of infantry from all the three experience levels and vehicles, this included the the following: infantry platoon veteran first lieutenant & two attendees (116) inexperienced commissar & two attendees (29) regular medic & one attendee (35) artillery forward observer & one attendee (110) inexperienced infantry squad [12-men] (0) regular infantry squad [11-men] (138) regular infantry squad [11-men] (138) regular infantry squad [11-men] (138) veteran infantry squad [6-men] (155) regular anti-tank rifle [2-men] (30) regular anti-tank rifle [2-men] (30) regular mortar team [3-men] (60) veteran sniper team [2-men] (65) armoured platoon t-34/85 medium tank (235) t-34/85 medium tank (235) t-34/85 medium tank (235) total = 1749 as you can see in, this list does include a lot of infantry, with a backup of a trio of tanks. in total this contains 70 soldiers and 3 vehicles. bearing in mind this is quite an infantry focused list, by taking more veteran troops and vehicles, or more individually expensive units; you can expect the army size to decrease. in terms of what range to use for bolt action, as it is rather difficult to own the rights on the second world war, you will find that many companies produce their own range of 28mm models for world war 2 based games. although i very much enjoy the models produced by warlord, their range is diverse and the multipart plastics contain much opportunity for conversions and individuality between units. you will need clippers, glue, files, paints etc to complete your models to a good standard. check out the video below for tips on paining your models from warlord games: rulebooks again this should be a familiar sight for many an avid gamer. but for those getting into wargaming with bolt action (congratulations on beginning with such an excellent game), the guys at warlord have some of the best produced and presented rulebooks on the market. with their books being published by osprey, you can expect to receive some of the highest quality prints, arrangements and content. the main rulebook is a beautiful full colour hardcover print, featuring all of the rules you need to play games of bolt action, a selection of missions, as well as four basic army lists for four major nations (united states of america, great britain, germany, and the soviet union). the main rulebook mainly concerns rules, army lists and supporting your games of bolt action, with also a slight coverage of the timeline of world war 2 towards the back of the book. unlike some games companies out there, you don’t find that your rulebook as been tripled in size to fit a cavalcade of fluff, stories and assorted items to coincidently increase the price of the book. as well as the main rulebook, further productions of army lists, with some history of the force concerned can be found from warlord; generally entitled “armies of (enter nation)”. these books contain more in-depth army lists within them, featuring more advanced units and further explanations of when, who they were used by, and how many were produced. i really like this little addition, for me, i like to build a force that would resemble a particular force, and with this in mind i can have a rough idea of what they would have used on the day. to complement this, the army books also feature an assortment of ‘theatre selectors’, these allow players to tailor their army list to fight a specific campaign or battle that took part in world war 2 (or sometimes didn’t, allowing a what’s if scenario), occasionally providing special rules to further tailor your army list to fit a certain period of time or campaign. lastly in terms of rulebooks available for bolt action, we have “theatre books”. theatre books are very much like the ‘theatre selectors’ you can find within army books. but the focus on theatre books is as suspected, on a certain theatre of battle or campaign. examples of this include ‘battleground europe: d-day to germany’, this book focussing on the efforts and battles from the d-day landings in france, all the way to germany. other theatre books incude “germany strikes! early war i

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