Once again we’ve crept into the Warlord Games studio to check out the latest projects. We tend to showcase work-in-progress on the Warlord Games Facebook page, so for early previews of new products head on over and ‘like’ our page! M18 Hellcat As you can see, the M18 Hellcat tank destroyer is nearing completion! This…
This week the forces of the Third Reich can add a real monster of a tank to their arsenal as we release the colossal Ferdinand heavy tank destroyer! The Ferdinand was optimised for destroying Soviet T-34 tanks and 76.2mm anti-tank guns from a range of over 3 miles, with its 88mm Pak43/2 L/71 main gun. Ferdinands first saw…
Storm the beaches and reclaim the Pacific with our multi-pose plastic US Marines, now available to to buy in our webstore. Guadalcanal. Tarawa. Iwo Jima. Okinawa. Just some of the legendary actions the US Marine Corps fought in – actions that have rightfully sent the USMC into legend. There are few fighting forces that can…
Add character and individuality to your Soviet armour with this set of crewmen, designed to be placed in the tank hatches of your models. The various models are sculpted surveying the battlefield through binoculars, map-reading and giving directions to gunner and driver. View in Webstore
We’re delighted to be able to release the first of many Bronze Age packs from our partnership with Cutting Edge Miniatures. The first two armies we are releasing back into the wild are the Sumerians and the Akkadians. For more information about wargaming this period, see Rick Priestley’s introduction to Sumerians and Akkadians. These figures…
Rick Priestley succumbs to Boromite infestation – news of Warlord’s forthcoming science-fiction project. 2013 was a busy year for the Warlord team. What with the astonishing success of our WWII-based Bolt Action game on top of our growing Black Powder and Hail Caesar ranges, we’ve had to run around like billy-ho just to keep up…
Sumerians and the World’s First Empires There is good reason to believe that organised warfare has its origins in the land of Mesopotamia amongst the city-states of Sumer that flourished in the latter half of the 3rd Millennium BC. The famous Stele of Vultures depicts Eannatum of Lagash crushing the armies of the rival city…
The Crimean War is perhaps most famous for the misguided Charge of the Light Brigade, when the British cavalry’s orders were misinterpreted leading them to charge up the length of a valley in the face of Russian artillery on three sides. The battle was immortalised in a poem by Tennyson. See our full range in…
The Bolt Action Additional Units PDF contains rules for numerous models that we’ve released since the relevant Armies book was published, allowing you to field them in your Bolt Action battles. Bolt Action writer Alessio Cavatore has included are rules for the mighty Ferdinand tank-destroyer, as well as German Pioniers. Download PDF Also this week,…
Super-fast painter Andrew Chesney shares his methods for getting your forces painted up and on the battlefield in double-quick time: When you’re getting started on a new force, one of the first stages is working out the colour scheme for the uniform. You can research this online or in the relevant Osprey book. To help…
Graham Davey