Like our previous battle-sets (Rorke’s Drift! and Pegasus Bridge) La Haye Sainte comes in two forms – a glorious boxed set full of Napoleonic loveliness, and a collector’s edition containing stacks more goodies that expands on the contents of the main box. In fact there’s so much stuff in the Farmhouse Assault Collector’s Edition that Studio painter…
This great little video shows off the modular nature of the new La Haye Sainte battle-set, with its individual buildings working perfectly well for other games such as Bolt Action and Pike & Shotte. View in Store
We’ve been working long and hard on a very special project and aided and abeted by the lads at Sarissa Precision and we are absolutely delighted to be able to unveil it to you in all its glory on this, the 199th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo! Containing the farmhouse of La Haye Sainte…
Get our fantastic La Haye Sainte battle set now and pay in two monthly installments! With the big Waterloo anniversary next month, there’s never been a better time to buy one of our huge battle sets – whether it be the La Haye Sainte box set, or the collector’s edition ‘Farmhouse Assault.’ These huge kits, bursting…
With the new La Haye Sainte battle set as the centrepiece, here are some of the other forces we have available (and many more on the way…) that will make up a recreation of the Battle of Waterloo: British View Range Hanoverian View in Store French View Range Prussian View Range
With the release of our huge new La Haye Sainte battle set today, Warlord boss John Stallard and Design Manager Paul Sawyer were interviewed by Warren from Beasts of War. Here’s the video, as the dynamic duo explain a bit more about the events of the battle and exactly what’s in the box… Also go…
Our Napoleonic French Waterloo Starter Army is packed with proud Frenchmen ready to join the battle to see the Emperor Bonaparte restored to the throne of France. This set is ideal for battles from 1812 onwards. The box contains a mighty 144 plastic infantry models including command figures, led by a proud French officer atop…
Napoleon was born on the 15th of August 1769 in Ajaccio, Corsica. His military career started early as he was sent to France and enrolled in the military academy at Brienne-le-Château at the age of nine. In 1784, at the ripe old age of fifteen, he began his training as an artillery officer at the École Militaire in Paris. He graduated a…
Here are two shots of Warlord Games boss John Stallard’s 1st Foot the Royal Scots. Also called ‘Pontius Pilate’s Bodyguard’ as they were of such a venerable pedigree, claiming the oldest regimental status in the British army – although that is hotly contested by several others! John has fielded 32 men in this regiment to match his…
Born in Dublin in 1769, this remarkable man had a very unexceptional life prior to joining the British Army in 1787 as an ensign in the 73rd Highlanders. Family influence and money eased his way through the ranks, as he took advantage of the Purchase system to buy one promotion after another. By the time the…
Graham Davey