Released this week is the revolutionary early war French tank the FT-17, ready to defend against the invading armies of Germany: View in Store The Renault FT-17 was a French light tank that was among the most revolutionary and influential tank designs in history. It was the first production tank to have its armament within…
Our latest plastic 1:56 scale Bolt Action vehicle has arrived and is ready for deployment to your tabletop – the fearsome German Panther tank! The Panther was the best all-round German tank of the war and although conceived as a medium tank, at 45 tons and with frontal armour over 100mm thick, it could easily…
The latest resin Bolt Action vehicle to trundle out of the Warlord Games factory is this Cromwell cruiser tank covered in burlap camouflage. Converted from our existing Cromwell by Neil Burt of Troop of Shewe fame, it’ll add bags of character to your British forces. Burlap camo was a type of netting which was very…
Those of you frequenting the Warlord Games Facebook page will have seen loads of previews of sculpts for upcoming releases. For those of you not signed up (lightweights!) you can see a couple of them below… Panzer III Ausf M (and L!) A hefty conversion of our Pz III Ausf. J the M adds up-armoured…
This week we’ve found some more tanky goodness to show you from the Warlord design studio… US M18 Hellcat Soviet BT/7 These vehicles are both in the pipeline. For the moment, check out our massive range of tanks, tank-destroyers and self-propelled guns.
You can find all sorts of cool things if you look around the Warlord design studio! Paul Sawyer has granted us access, so we’ll be bringing you sneak peeks every week or so! If you follow us on our Facebook page, you’ll have seem some of these before – for the rest of you, here…
If you met a tank on the battlefield in WW2, and then another, chances are they would both be the same type, as all vehicles were organised in troops, zugs, comapanies, platoons, etc. Whilst it is great fun to field all manner of exotic tanks, it is also quite satisfying to roll out three…
This is another great modelling project found on our forum – a converted StuG assault gun. Michael Dyer, AKA TMS on the forums, explains how he made the changes and painted up the finished article: “What I have done is remove the armoured skirts (schurzen) on the StuG’s left side, imagining they had been lost…
Desert variants of the Vickers Mk VIB and VIC light tank are now ready for deployment! The Mk VI light tank was one of the mainstays of the British army during the early stages of World War II. As it was one of the few tanks in full production before hostilities commenced it saw…
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…
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