Covering the Ohio Valley, this is the first three articles by Tim Greene exploring the various native Indian tribes in the Americas. Part One: The Ohio Valley By Tim Greene War In The Forest, a French and Indian War supplement for Chris Peer’s skirmish rules set A Good Day To Die, was released in February…
What’s the boss been up to now?! Always keen to tinker around with our latest releases, the big boss of Warlord, John Stallard has been excitedly showing off his latest modelling exploits around the office! Morris CS8 Field Tractor The Morris has been painted rather handsomely in Mickey Mouse camouflage pattern – a simple paintscheme…
Ever thought of starting a Black Powder Napoleonic Russian army, or indeed any other? Peruse this fantastic guide by Laurens Vannijvel of Abrushwithbattles fame, as he takes you through the steps to completing a battalion in a weekend: Laurens: Above and before all else (and before all those lovely Cossacks, Licornes and Jaegers) a budding…
Friend of Warlord Blake Sporne contacted us to let us know about a project he is currently working on and asked us if we would share it with all the Napoleonic enthusiasts out there, so here it is, over to Blake to explain… “A Near Run Thing is a part crowd funded, part self financed…
The Road to Waterloo: From Both Sides of the Atlantic By Les Mansir and Richard Caldwell We left Richard and Les preparing for painting, with the familiar dilemma of how to paint the remaining balance of the 1800 troops in the remaining six months? At Richard’s usual leisurely pace it would take him 24 months…
The Road to Waterloo: From Both Sides of the Atlantic By Les Mansir and Richard Caldwell “Years later, the surviving French and British soldiers who faced off at the walled farm of La Haye Sainte will call it….”La Hell Sainte” La Haye Sainte was in the middle of the battlefield at Waterloo – Wellington prepared…
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…
We recently put together a handy army building tool in the Warlord webstore for some of the nations covered by our ‘Bolt Action’ World War Two range, 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! If you’ve not…
We recently followed our esteemed leader on his tour of Waterloo for the 200th anniversary (See previous article) a Wargamers Paradise! Here is our fearless commander in the enemy camp checking out the French Ambulance (probably on the prowl for French nurses…). Great inspiration for our fantastic Baron Larrey and his Flying Ambulance View in…
Our esteemed leader, freshly back from Waterloo, has been inspiring us with his photos, so what better than to peruse our fine Soldiers of Napoleonic France. Of course with a constantly growing range to add to the ranks of the ‘Nightmare of Europe’ (Bonaparte, not John. Well, then again…) our painters have been kept somewhat busy, check out the results…
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