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New: Blitzkrieg German PDF Painting Guide

Looking for a little help to get your Bolt Action army painted up just right? Well check out our brand new addition to our Downloadable Painting Guides, available for less than the price of a pot of paint! Blitzkrieg Germans Painting Guide A perfect guide to starting your early war period German army with clear &…

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New: 1/72 Messerschmitt & Hurricane MkII Tropical

This week we’ve added two of the iconic aircraft of the WWII Desert period to our arsenal – the Hurricane MKII Tropical from No.6 Sqn. Egypt 1942 and the Messerschmitt BF109E Tropical of 2/JG27 Gazala 1941. Messerschmitt BF109E Tropical 2/JG27 Gazala 1941 View in Store The Bf 109E was the standard Luftwaffe fighter at the start of the…

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Highlight: Bofors QF 40mm

As the sun beats down upon the brows of the brave Tommies of the British Commonwealth and they stand firm against the Axis aggressors, the ubiquitous 40mm Bofors anti-aircraft gun protects them from the marauding Luftwaffe! View in Store One of the most popular and recognisable anti-aircraft guns of WWII, the Bofors was used by…

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Spotlight: Dad’s Army – new packs available

Dad’s Army – the plucky defenders of Walmington-on-Sea “Now listen, men…” Next week sees the release of the much-anticipated new Dad’s Army movie – we here at Warlord HQ have been eagerly cleaning our rifles, polishing our boots, and readying ourselves for inspection by Captain Stallard before marching-off to watch the reenvisioning of some of our…

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History: The Siege of Tobruk

Tobruk was the one rock that stood firm against Rommel’s inexorable advance in the desert. Churchill urged that the port should be held “to the death without thought of retirement.” From the 10 April to 27 November 1941, the forces defending Tobruk stood firm against Rommel’s surrounding troops. General Morshead, commander of the mainly Australian…