Its never too late to add new units to any army. If your tired of painting the same looking dude in the same looking uniform, maybe its time to add some Partisan to your life. Whether your field the unit from the actual partisan entry in a book or having the models stand in another entry, partisans can bring color and life to your force.
Showing posts with label Dixon Miniatures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dixon Miniatures. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Bolt Action - Review: Eastern Front Partisans - Mix, Match, Convert
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Partisans
Its never too late to add new units to any army. If your tired of painting the same looking dude in the same looking uniform, maybe its time to add some Partisan to your life. Whether your field the unit from the actual partisan entry in a book or having the models stand in another entry, partisans can bring color and life to your force.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Bolt Action - Review: Dixon - British Commandos
Dixon Miniatures is a UK based company that make a variety of figures for various gaming periods.
Recently I got my hands on some of their Partisans, LRDG section, and British Commandos for Bolt Action. If you have read my last review, you know I really dig these figures. Dixon may not have a large range, but the figures they make will give any army you collect character. The British Commando figures are no different.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Bolt Action - Review - Dixon Miniatures LRDG Team
In honor of our Bolt Action brothers down under we present you with Dixon Miniatures Long Ranged Desert Group (to learn more about the brother visit LRDG.com.au) - cbax.

The LRDG were a group of Commonwealth raiders who patrolled the deserts of North Africa searching for Axis troops, attacking airfields, and raiding supply depots. These hard as nails, bearded raiders were the fore fathers of modern special forces and have been immortalized in the halls of history. The achievements and contributions of the LRDG to the war effort is immeasurable. Naturally these rugged heros draw the attention of many war gamers. There is something romantic about riding through the desert searching out the enemy.
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The LRDG were a group of Commonwealth raiders who patrolled the deserts of North Africa searching for Axis troops, attacking airfields, and raiding supply depots. These hard as nails, bearded raiders were the fore fathers of modern special forces and have been immortalized in the halls of history. The achievements and contributions of the LRDG to the war effort is immeasurable. Naturally these rugged heros draw the attention of many war gamers. There is something romantic about riding through the desert searching out the enemy.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Bolt Action - Review: Dixon Miniatures - Partisans
Anyone who has been playing Bolt Action for a while knows that unlike other miniature war gaming scales, there is a plethora of manufacturers who make 28mm figures. One of the lesser known companies is Dixon Miniatures, based out of the UK. (Lesser known to new guys like us, at least! - Judson) Dixon makes a wide variety of miniatures for an equally wide variety of periods; but their most BARbarian of ranges is their World War Two range, which includes SAS; LRDG; British Commandos; and Partisans.
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