We’ve been warning of their approach at conventions and wargames shows for a few months now, but now Peter ‘The Count’ Dennis has provided us with the art for our Dacians boxed set. This will be the first release in our Dacian and Sarmatian range for Celt armies and we’ll have photos of the models…
We’ve been inundated with professional painters wanting to get to grips with our highly-detailed and superbly dynamic miniatures. Gift horses, mouths and all that… No more waffle needed from us – here’s the first batch of marvellous paintjobs. More soon! Celt Army Standard Bearer by Dale Yates: Celt Slingers by Dale Yates: Imperial Roman Officer…
The horsemen of Numidia in Northern Africa went from being enemies of the Roman Empire to being conscripted by Imperial Rome as fast-moving and highly effective skirmish cavalry. Wielding light javelins, small cowhide shields, and small but speedy ponies without saddles, these Berber tribesmen were respected by Rome whether they were allies or opponents. These…
Anyone who’s seen the film Gladiator can envision the devastating impact a Roman turma can bring to an enemy formation (those Germans were far from pleased). Now you can add your own units of hard-hitting Imperial Roman horsemen to your own army with the release of our metal Imperial Roman Auxiliary Cavalry. A standard regiment…
In our effort to bring you the most interesting Celtic army models for your wargaming and collecting needs, Warlord Games is very happy to offer our excellent Female Celt Warriors for your barbarian hordes. Celtic society provided equal opportunities for women – they ruled and they fought alongside the men. Great names such as Boadicea…
These Celts will certainly make sure you do. New from Warlord Games, our Celt Javelinmen are prepared to bring a veritable rain of death upon any invaders who dare to trespass upon their territory. Suitably armed and possessing vast amounts of upper lip facial hair, these excellent barbarians are ready to serve any Celt Warlords…
Roman Legionaries were famed for their ability to march long distances with full kit and to set up a defensible camp with amazing speed and discipline. When Marius was elected to Consul in 107 BC and made commander of the Roman Legions in Numidia, he restructured the Legions and decreed that each Roman soldier would…
While it is well known that the Centurion was the head Legionary in charge of his century, his hand-picked assistant and rear guard officer was known as the Optio. Should the Centurion be unfortunate enough to fall in battle or become otherwise incapacitated, the Optio would assume command of the regiment in his absence. Optiones…
One would think that taking to the ancient, brutal battlefields in the buff where Celts and Imperial Romans clashed would be tactical suicide. However, it is documented that the ritual nudity with which Celtic Warriors fought was more than a little disconcerting to their Roman adversaries. These bands of Celtic Warriors, sometimes referred to as…
We are pleased and proud to announce the new release of our three new Celt Chariots and Celt Civilians. Sharp-eyed readers will notice our Celtic Chieftain’s Chariot inspired by the late great artist Angus McBride’s painting featured in Osprey Publishing’s superb Gallic and British Celts. These models are a necessity to any chieftain worth his…
Paul Sawyer