The competition run by those splendid chaps over at Wargames and Miniatures Paradise (WAMP) has now finished and what a startling success it has been, with the largest number of entries they’ve had for a painting competition! The standard has been very high and now it’s time to unveil the winning entries: 1st Place –…
Two weeks ago we released the resin models of a Roman General and his faithful war dog. To say these have gone down a storm would be an understatement! Here are two painted examples of this great pairing. First off we’ve got Dr. Phil Hendry’s example which was finished using the Army Painter system. On…
This painting guide shows how Chris Southern of Myrmidon Studios goes about painting our plastic Imperial Roman Legionaries. Check out Chris’ blog for more of his excellent work. He accepts commissions too should you be looking for someone to put paint to your metal mountain. Over to you, Chris… Normally painters will paint highlights and…
Woe betide enemies of Rome who thought themselves safe behind their stockade, earthen rampart, or high stone wall. All the fortifications in the world would count for naught when the Roman Legions brought up their mighty war engines. Chief amongst them was the Onager, a war machine that could vary in size, but all hurled…
You wait for months for long-awaited releases to arrive and then two arrive at once! Immortalised by the pen of best-selling author Simon Scarrow, Roman Centurion Macro and his young Optio, Cato, are now brought to life by these finely detailed Warlord Games miniatures! Based on the first novel in the Eagle series, Under the…
One of our more prolific forum posters, Regulator (aka Stephan Huber) has blown us away with photos of his Roman and Celt painting. We’ll bring you the Celts soon but couldn’t wait a moment longer to show of Stephan’s Imperial Romans Simply outstanding painting and a real inspiration to add more Imperial Romans to your…
In this edition of the Spotlight we will be focusing on our very first range’s boxed sets – The Army of Imperial Rome. The Imperial Roman war machine was unrivaled in its organisation and tactics. With the tough Centurions leading from the front it was the world’s first professional army and for hundreds of years…
We’ve seen quite a bit of chatter about these models since we showed them off online and at Historicon 2009. Therefore we’re very happy to announce that our plastic Imperial Roman Auxiliaries are now available for sale. Auxiliaries (or Auxilia) were fielded in centuries like Legionaries and were grouped into larger military formations known as…
Welcome to the Warlord Games Spotlight! Last time we took a look at our Ancient British Warriors, and we’re still trying to get the woad off. This round we thought we’d take you to the other end of the spectrum and show off some of their enemies (which strangely enough very possibly might have been…
Here at Warlord Games we not only love to bring you the best sculpted miniatures but also like to give you new stuff that’s out of the ordinary and these certainly fit the bill! Our newly released Roman Camel Riders are more correctly known as Dromedarii (try saying that a few pints of Falling Down…
Paul Sawyer