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…
Key to the campaign waged in the Western Desert was mobility in order to cross the vast sandy deserts. As a result both sides relied heavily on tanks and transports. Amongst these were the BMW 75 and Zundapp motorcycles utilised by the Deutsche Afrika Korps and adding extra speed and manoeuvrability to your Afrika Korps…
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…
We looked at Free Indian troops last month serving in the Wehrmacht, just part of a huge polyglot army that Germany fielded in the second world war. This week is an altogether more exotic, less well known and surprising unit – Moslem Arab troops recruited largely from former French colonies. When France was knocked out…
Check out this unusual conversion, with historical background and rules information from Warlord Supremo John Stallard: The Second World War by definition encompassed the globe with the tide of battle ebbing and flowing, leading to some very strange alliances and contingencies. Early victories by Italian and German troops in North Africa granted them large numbers…
Warlord staff member Darren Evans was keen to try out the new Bolt Action spray paints, so we asked him to do a quick step-by-step guide. Over to Daz… Stage 1: With my models assembled, cleaned and based, I kept the can (after a bit of vigorous shaking mind you) the obligatory 20cms from the…
The “Hanomag” is almost done; it’s been assembled, sprayed with the new Bolt Action Colour Primers and painted using a mix of Warpaints. In this final part of the tutorial I’ll add transfers and finish of the gunner. Step 14: the story so far The “Hanomag” almost done. Step 15: transfers Add the transfers…
Last time I assembled my Hanomag using the tools and glue from the Plastic Assembly Set. In this second part of the tutorial the halftrack gets sprayed with the new Bolt Action Colour Primer: German Dunkelgelb and gets painted. Step 6: Colour Primer sprays – 2 spray action Because I didn’t glue the gunner in…
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…
Graham Davey
Andy Hobday