Jonny proves it's possible to build the most competitive army in Bolt Action using only the Armies of Germany. Phil then disproves this theory. Unperturbed, Jonny has an Ace up his sleeve, which turns out to be a Joker. The pair then discuss all the fun that can be had using German units, before lamenting the dearth of the half track. Das Ende.

In this episode, Jonny and Phil are digging through the Armies of Britain book looking for gold, like a pair of stiff upper lipped 19th century archaeologists from the British Museum. As well as highlighting their favourite units, they put forward a compelling case for why you shouldn't just run the same old Brit (ish) army we see at every competitive event. So break out the spam old chap, grab a cup of tea, and get ready for a jolly good time!

Our generic unit list we referenced.

In this episode, Jonny and Phil discuss their approach to building their forces, explaining the thinking behind how they select the nation, units and force composition.

As you might expect, they start at different ends of the spectrum but end up fairly close in their thinking.

We are also delighted to announce tickets for the English Open are now available here: https://www.bhgs.org.uk/bolt-action-bhgs-teams.html 

You can also visit the facebook event page for the latest updates here: https://fb.me/e/4DhIn56rl

In the fifth instalment of the podcast the hosts chat with Mark, the Welsh Open Bolt Action tournament organiser. They discuss all the reasons players come back to play in it year after year and he gives us the inside scoop on what it's like to run a 50 player tournament, from setting up tables to wrangling enough Axis players.

As if that wasn't enough for one episode, Jonny and Phil have an exciting announcement to share with their listeners. 

https://www.thebattlefields.co.uk/events-at-the-battlefields/bolt-action-welsh-open-2023--allied-ticket-cardiff

Check out the pack for Jonny and Phil's event here:

https://fb.me/e/ULAn01Fd

In episode 4 the duo dive into the 12 missions found in the Bolt Action Rulebook, exploring the strategies, tips, and issues associated with each. They rank and share their favourites and least favourites, giving listeners a comprehensive look at just what makes for an enjoyable mission, and some of the best strategies to employ, though no plan truly survives contact with the enemy. Tune in now and join the conversation!

In the third episode of Tabletop Tommies Bolt Action podcast, hosts Jonny and Phil discuss their next armies they are building to an historical theme. Phil mainly talks French Freely and Jonny spends time in Budapest.

In this episode of the Tabletop Tommies Bolt Action podcast, hosts Jonny and Phil delve into some of the most commonly misplayed rules of the game. The hosts break down each rule and provide tips on how to properly execute them during gameplay.

Among the topics discussed are the rules surrounding cover, running into buildings, shooting and assaulting vehicles, including the intricacies of transports, Vengeance, and recrewing artillery pieces. Jonny and Phil also provide insights on how to effectively use terrain to your advantage and how to properly position troops for maximum effect.

Listeners of the podcast can gain valuable insights and improve their gameplay, whether you are a seasoned Bolt Action player or just starting out, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and discover the proper way to play this exciting and dynamic tabletop game!

In the debut episode of Tabletop Tommies Bolt Action Podcast, hosts Jonny and Phil recount their adventures at the Bolt Action Welsh Nationals Tournament. They share their experiences of the gameplay, the strategy, and the camaraderie amongst players. Tune in to hear their insights and opinions on this thrilling event.