With the impending release of our second Theatre Book, ‘Ostfront’ – we cornered our resident Italian rulessmith, Alessio Cavatore and forced asked him very kindly to create some rules to make use of the exclusive ‘Cross of Iron’ miniature supplied FREE when the book is purchased direct through the Warlord webstore or at the many…
On the 17th September 1944, preceding a bombing run from the Allies, the first British units landed near Arnhem. The British 1st Airborne Division, commanded by Major General Roy Urquhart landed some distance from their objective. The 2nd Parachute Battalion managed to get into the town relatively unscathed, despite delays in getting to the north…
With the impending release of the Ostfront Theatre Book, we’ve enlisted the help of long-term friend of Warlord, and paintbrush-wizard extraordinaire, Andy Singleton of Volley Fire Painting Services to provide some inspiring shots of his personal Soviet collection… The Warlord warehouse currently echoes with the sound of Russian battlesong, and the furious snipping of sprues and…
Skorzeny was an officer of the much feared Waffen-SS, and was wounded on the Eastern Front. Whilst he was recuperating he studied unconventional methods of warfare and soon became a supporter of special forces operating behind enemy lines. He was put in charge of training such units and was placed in charge of several operations…
We’re always interested in seeing what’s going-on out there in the hobby community – and we often receive emails and messages from customers, showing us their latest projects – whether it be their latest conversion, painting project, a new wave of research they’re undertaking – or something a little stranger – we love to see…
The Russian Snipers proved to be some of the best of the war, scoring multiple kills and having numerous sniper aces. Unusually, the Red Army fielded many female snipers and they proved their worth with many confirmed victims. Some would go on to lead entire companies of snipers, such as Nina Lobkovskaya at the Battle…
In case you missed it – over the Christmas break, the official Beyond the Gates of Antares Facebook Group reached a milestone, unlocking an exclusive preview and… well, we wouldn’t want you guys to miss-out, so we’re sharing it here as well! This preview shows the work on a new unit for the Concord Combined Command…
The tactics of the Austrian army was to be modified considerably to face the onslaught of the modern French army under Napoleon. In 1798 the army fought much like those in other forces at the time, in strict formation and stalwartly advancing towards the enemy. The light infantry were the exception to the rule for…
2014 has been a huge year for Warlord Games… our range has grown massively over the last twelve months, with major releases for all of our systems…. new books, new starter sets, great swathes of reinforcements on all sides – and even a whole new game now released into the hands of the eagerly awaiting…
Michael Wittmann was one of Germany’s most famous ‘panzer aces’ of World War II. During his career he was credited with destroying 138 enemy tanks and 132 anti-tank guns. He fought throughout the war until his death. During the battle of France and invasion of Greece he commanded a Stug III assault gun (Sturmgeschutz III)….
Rich Dando