We are thrilled to be able to announce we will be working closely with scale model giants Italeri. Having grown up with Italeri’s fantastically detailed kits it is with great pride that Warlord Games will be working with the talented team at Italeri to bring many more plastic vehicles and terrain pieces to the wargaming world and…
Bolt Action games designer, Alessio Cavatore introduces an updated pack for our Bolt Action Tournament, which includes two key differences from the previous version… Download Pack It’s a Template The first difference is that the document is not a pdf, but a Word (.doc) file. This is an important difference, as it allows you to…
Neil Burt (also known as Troop of Shewe) has not only painted many of the vehicles you can see on our website, webstore and in our Bolt Action books, but also does commission work for private customers. These include some fantastic conversions, which we’ll be showing off over the coming weeks. First up is this Sherman…
We recommend you take the time to watch this great, detailed painting tutorial by Christy Beall, from the Wargames, Soldiers and Strategy Youtube channel. Full of tips and techniques, it’ll be useful no matter what army you’re currently painting
Many of you will have noticed that many of our Bolt Action Order Dice have been out of stock for quite some time and prior to that availability was somewhat erratic. We’ve been battling supply issues and as there seemed to be no way to ensure one of the key items to the Bolt Action…
Following on from the Pacific buildings we released on Wednesday, we have 3 more laser-cut wooden buildings – a Radar Station, a Village Church and a Village Fountain. While the Radar Station is obviously a WWII piece – perfect for games of Bolt Action – the church and fountain look great in Black Powder and…
This week our Warlord’s studio painter Andres Amian has been working on our US artillery models:
This week John has been painting the cracking new Stug III D from the Warlord Games tank factory. Cast in our new formula resin, the early Stug III is an ugly looking brute, and was of great help to hard pressed German infantry in France and later Russia. Its stubby 75mm howitzer gave it a good…
Deck your gaming table out in style with these beautifully detailed laser-cut wooden buildings, perfect for island hopping battles in the Pacific theatre and the Far East during WWII, the Korean War, etc.. We’ve also created a special deal for the whole village, including a free box of US Marines or Japanese Infantry! Scroll down…
Enemies of the German army can expect to receive a pounding this week, as we release the monstrous 150mm sIG 33 howitzer to bombard the foe even if they are cowering out of sight. It was the largest weapon ever classified as an infantry gun by any nation and could fire shells nearly three miles. The…
Graham Davey