This is the ultimate Battle for Normandy collection, it is absolutely jam-packed and entirely dedicated to re-enacting the Normandy landings on your Bolt Action battlefield! 182 Infantry 14 weapon teams 3 vehicles plus defences to storm on your D-Day battlefield… View in Store The Allies have launched their combined assault onto the dug-in Axis forces….
One of our most popular plastic troop sets for Bolt action, the WWII American Gis, has received a long-awaited facelift. New dynamic poses, better-defined kit, and perhaps most importantly… a Bazooka! View in Store This box gives you a platoon of tough, well-trained troops with enough firepower to successfully perform almost any task given to them. American…
The famous jeep was the workhorse of all the allied armies. Found in nearly every theatre of war in many and varied roles it has been suggested that it was the weapon that won the war. This revised US Armoured Jeep certainly fits the bill… View in Store Now warlord can’t say it will win…
Send the Military Police in to direct your Bolt Action winter convoys… but could they be the enemy? Plus new Character models arrive for the US forces. Halt – Who Goes There! Perfect additions to any Bolt Action battlefield, these American MPs in winter kit could also be German Brandenburgers in disguise. View in Store…
Use the new US Army heavy mortar team to bombard your opponents into submission. View in Store After the experience of gas in World War I, the Americans added a Chemical Corps into the army armed with 4.2″ mortars to fire poisonous gas. The near-total absence of chemical on the battlefield in World War II…
Scout ahead using the new US Army Jeeps with a 30cal MMG or a 50cal HMG. US Army Jeep with 30 Cal MMG View in Store In June 1940 the American army asked for a vehicle that could “go-anywhere”. The answer was the four-wheel drive Willys MB and the Ford GPW, both models referred to…
Sascha Herm shows off some beautifully painted US and German vehicles in a winter scene! Sascha: I wanted to demonstrate with these, that it is possible to brush paint any WW2 vehicle, although the airbrushed vehicles look fantastic not everyone owns such expensive equipment. I used conventional painting techniques for them and really like how…
Hurtling into combat, the P-40E Tomahawk enters guns blazing in the skies above the Bolt Action battlefield. View in Store The Curtiss P40 was a single-seat, all-metal fighter and ground attack aircraft that first flew in 1938. In its various guises, it was named the Warhawk (all USAAC marks), Tomahawk or Kittyhawk (operated by British…
With the release of the Market Garden book, we thought showcasing some of the best US Airborne community creations would be a great idea! Mark Minghella’s US Airborne. View post here. Bolt Action US Airborne mortar and some Volksgrenadiers to take them on! The winter wee men painting season has begun.@WarlordGames pic.twitter.com/fQfjHXfKbY — Graham…
The second wave of US Airborne reinforcements have finally boarded their aircraft & gliders, ready to bring the fight to the Axis forces! US Airborne Jeep (1944-45) View in Store In June 1940 the American army asked for a vehicle that could “go-anywhere”. The answer was the four-wheel drive Willys MB and the Ford GPW,…
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