The Imperial Japanese army gains much-needed anti-tank capabilities in the shape of the Type 3 Ho-Ni III tank destroyer – just the thing to eliminate enemy armour. buy now in store Improving on previous tank destroyers such as the Type 1 Ho-Ni I and Type 2 Ho-I, the Type 3 Ho-Ni III was based on…
We are excited to be announcing our new range of Bolt Action spray paints – the first three of which are now available! These large 400ml spray cans are unlike other colour sprays on the market – they are extremely are hard-wearing and require no undercoat. This will save you time and cash, giving you…
Back in stock and in better shape, the T-30 Komsomolets artillery tractor now has separate track sections – we’re completely remastered them giving a far better end result for you. buy now in store The Komsomolets was used by the Soviets to tow anything with wheels but most commonly the 45mm anti-tank gun and the…
By Jonas Faering of The Army Painter Get more time for Gaming! The Army Painter’s company slogan sums up what their range of hobby products is designed for – helping gamers get their armies painted and on the battlefield gaming, without spending an unrealistic amount of time. In this three-part tutorial I’ve assembled and painted a…
Armies of the United States receive a boost this week with the outrageous-looking Calliope multiple rocket launcher! buy now in store The Rocket Launcher T34 was a tank-mounted multiple rocket launcher fielded by the US Army during the Second World War. The launcher was fitted to the turret of an M4 Sherman medium tank, firing…
A little while ago Warlord Games’ own Alessio Cavatore and Andrew Chesney spent a few days down South with the chaps from Beasts of War talking all things Bolt Action. While they were there they were invited to run through a demonstration game of Bolt Action using the Assault on Normandy box set to showcase…
The Medium Tank M3 was an American tank used by the British as well as the Americans during World War II. In Britain the tank had a turret variant and were known as Grant, named after U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant unlike the US version which was called the Lee. British Lees and Grants were…
With our plastic Japanese about to storm ashore any day, you’ll need something to stem the tide of the Emperor’s loyal soldiers. Hirohito’s boys won’t have it all their own way for long – the Marines are coming, and in plastic! As you can see the 3-ups are some of Wojtek’s best work to date…
We first announced this at our Warlord Games Day event last weekend and are now delighted to be able to tell you all that we have the licence to produce 28mm wargames miniatures of the classic TV series, Dad’s Army! This will be a boxed set of all the major characters who will be in…
Based on our plastic Sd.Kfz 251/1 Ausf C half-track, this latest boxed set contains a little more punch! Mounting a 3.7cm anti-tank gun, the 251/10 more often than not acted as the platoon leader’s personal vehicle, lending extra support to the panzergrenadiers as they swept across the field o battle and into the thick of…
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