With the release of the new Sd.Kfz 251/1 ausf. D kit from Warlord Games, I made a suggestion on the Facebook pages about converting one up to an Sd.Kfz 251/21 Drilling. I was contacted by Warlord Games asking if I would do the conversion myself. I have never done any “fabrication” conversions before, but the…
Volley Fire Painting Studio’s brushmaster, Andy Singleton has been eagerly preparing his forces for the up-coming release of Beyond the Gates of Antares. No only has he been gathering reinforcements for his Concord force (as shown off in this article) – but the forces of the Freeborn have also been sighted upon his painting desk……
Introduction Napoleon needed infantry in droves. Far less glamorous than the cavalry, less respected still than the artillery, the massed battalions of infantry were in fact Napoleon’s battle-winning weapons. As a result, budding collectors of the French will need them by the bucketload, and over the course of this tutorial I’ll be teaching you some…
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Following-on from last week’s Terminator Genisys video tutorials going live, River Horse last week previewed some up-coming reinforcements for the Resistance… This shot is an exclusive from last week’s River Horse Newsletter – we don’t have specific details just yet of if/when they might be released – keep watching both the Warlord Games Newsletter…
Over the past few months we’ve put together a handy army building tool in the Warlord webstore, which not only gives you a simple method of putting together a bespoke army package via a series of drop-downs, but also offers a FREE TANK! This week we’re expanding the ‘Build an Army’ system to cover the Finnish…
The Germans made use of many different types of truck, including those captured from their enemies. Perhaps the most well-known is the Opel Blitz, although the six-wheeled Krupp-Protze was also widely used and is instantly recognisable. View in Store Around 7,000 Krupp Protze trucks were produced between 1934 and 1941. This six-wheeled truck was used as both a troop…
The German army of the Second World War used a wide variety of light guns, field guns and howitzers based around the 75mm calibre. One of the most recognisable and widely used was the leIG (or ”leichtes Infanteriegeschütz” – meaning “light infantry gun”) – which was used for close support, and was light enough to…
Our good friends over at TabletopBattle are forging ever-onward with new Bolt Action Battle Report videos practically every week – unboxings, reviews, battle reports and more! They’ve been extremely lucky to have gotten an early copy of the forthcoming ‘Empires in Flames’ Bolt Action Theatre Book, and have taken a flick through on camera – a first…
It’s been a few months now since our last installment of the ‘Ask Rick’ Beyond the Gates of Antares article series… and behind the scenes at Warlord HQ, we’ve been beavering-away in order to get everything readied for the big launch coming later this year… The more observant among you will have seen that –…
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