Arguably one of the best-looking armoured cars of WWII, the Sd.Kfz 234/2 Puma was one of a series of eight-wheeled (8 Rad) armoured cars in German service. Now you can add the Puma to your army as the latest Bolt Action resin vehicle rolls out of the factory…

The latest offerings from our pals at Architects of War are these splendid new Dark Age A-frame buildings. These superb buildings have a host of uses and as you can see from the photos below will beautifully adorn your gaming table.

The Sarmy Army: This offer gives you 3 boxed sets of Sarmatian Cataphracts for £65

Dacian with Death: 3x Dacian Box Sets, 2x Sarmatian Cataphract Boxes, Celt Archer Regiment, Dacian Command, Dacian Scorpio, Decebalus & Advisor

We recently released our new Polish Airborne range and since then have been asked by several of you if we'll be doing any army deals as well as for our early war Polish army range.

Poles Apart: Polish Airborne Deal: 2 Polish Airborne Squads, 1 Polish Airborne Specialists Pack, PA Command, PA 6 pounder AT & crew, PA 75mm Pak Howitzer, PA Vickers & PA 3’’ Mortar

Opposing Poles: Polish Army Deal: 2x Polish Infantry Boxes, Polish Lancers Regiment, Heavy Mortar Team, Sharpshooters, HMG Team, 75mm Gun, 37mm Gun &2x TKS Tankette

Polish Airborne & Army Deal: This offer combines both our Polish Army and Polish Airborne deals!

Proud sons of nobles all, these finely attired cavalrymen of the Praetorian Guard cut fine figures as befits the Emperor’s bodyguard. Sculpted by our own Wojtek, these haughty but mean horsemen will be ready for battlefield duty before too long…

http://www.warlordgames.co.uk/12349/new-black-powder-the-last-argument-of-kings/



"This 112 page full colour softback supplement for the Black Powder game overviews the main conflicts and armies of this period, and includes army lists and special rules to enable you to refight these wars using the Black Powder rules, as well as scenarios for the most dramatic battles of the time. Featured conflicts include:

The War of the Spanish Succession – the Battle of Blenheim (1704)
The Great Northern War – the Battle of Holowczyn (1708)
The Austro-Turkish Wars – the Battle of Petrovardin (1716)
The War of the Austrian Succession – the Battle of Fontenoy (1745)
The Wars of the English Succession – the 1745 Rebellion
The Seven Years’ War – the Battle of Hundorf (1762)
War in the Colonies – The French Indian War & The War in India
Raids and Invasions – Amphibious Warfare in the 18th Century

If that wasn’t enough to get you rushing to order your copies, here’s a link to a video to set your interest aflame.

Perhaps you weren’t aware that each order comes with a FREE exclusive model offer that you don’t want to miss out on – scroll down to see what we have for you…"


All Warlord Game orders receive a free exclusive figure Black Watch Highlander (Wee Wullie) as featured on the front cover of The Last Argument of Kings when purchasing! Just to be absolutely clear – you only receive the Wee Wullie model when you place an order directly with us at Warlord via the webstore, phone, post or from our events team at shows.

T34/85 tank: http://www.warlordgames.co.uk/12450/new-bolt-action-soviet-t3485/



A completely remastered Bolt Action T34/85 is now available! Scourge of the German Panzer divisions, this rugged, no-nonsense tank packed a very real punch. Produced in vast numbers, no serious Soviet player should be without a handful of these!

The late version of the classic Soviet T34 tank with the 85mm gun. A tank that could take on the German big cats; solid, fast, reliable and with a gun that was to be feared. The T34 was way ahead of it’s time and the 85 version kept it ahead of the game right until the end of the war.

We have completely re-mastered this model adding extra detail to the hull and new running gear and tracks.

German heads: http://www.warlordgames.co.uk/12390/new-bolt-action-german-figure-heads/

Re-released: Sd.Kfz 251/9 Stummel: http://www.warlordgames.co.uk/12361/re-released-sd-kfz-2519-stummel/


Mounting a 75mm low velocity gun on the reliable Sd.Kfz 251 halftrack, the ‘Stummel’ (‘Stump’) gave the panzergrenadier formations excellent fire support. Our Bolt Action Stummel has been remastered and is now back on the front line! Lend your infantry some mobile AT firepower. Fitted with the short 75mm gun, the “Stummel” could take care of light armor and pound enemy held positions. As infantry support goes, the 251/9 was quite welcome. The released Stummel comes with two new crewmen, both of which have the Figure Head system of separate heads allowing you lots of variety in your force.

Pre-order: Pike & Shotte Harquebusiers: http://www.warlordgames.co.uk/12375/pre-order-pike-shotte-harquebusiers/


You can now place a pre-order for our forthcoming Imperial Harquebusiers! These metal miniatures sat atop plastic horses will add mobility and firepower to your Imperialist armies during the Thirty Years War. The sixteenth and seventeenth centuries saw the rise of the pike-armed infantryman as well as the increased firepower of black powder weapons on the field of battle. The heavy “shock” cavalry could either be fended off with long pikes or shot down, no matter how thick their armour. This change of events led commanders to rethink their cavalry tactics. As arquebuses and muskets became cheaper to make and handier to carry in their shortened form, it was found that well drilled horsemen could move quickly across any battlefield and add their fire power at a decisive point. Mounted troops thus equipped with short firearms, carbines as they were later to be called, were called harquebusiers and were raised in great quantities throughout Europe in a series of conflicts. The men were armoured where possible, and carried a good sword, but often used the Caracole tactic of discharging their carbines and wheeling away to reload whilst another rank trotted forward to give fire. On the battlefield they often supported the heavy shock cavalry by disrupting enemy charges and firing upon pike formations until they are vulnerable to a charge. Warlord’s boxed set portrays typical mounted harquebusiers of the late 16th and early 17th century, and can represent troops of many nationalities.

In each box you’ll find:

- 12 multi-part metal Harquebusiers (including command)
- 12 plastic horses
- Plastic bases
- Background guide
- SIx Full-colour flags for Thirty Years War

Kroothawk wrote:Are they starting a deformed cartoon range for WW2 now?

Pre-Order - Soviet Gaz 98 Aerosan

The Russians used aerosanis for reconnaissance and light raiding in northern areas where their light plywood skis allowed them to move quickly over the deep snow where other heavy vehicles would be unable to move at all. However they were lightly powered and so could only be used on open country or frozen lakes as they had poor hill climbing ability.

The GAZ-98 was developed in 1942 and is powered by a GAZ-M1 truck engine and is armed with a drumfed Light Machine Gun.

Our model is made from resin and metal. The crew use our Figure Heads so you can swap them with each other for more variation or you could even use other Figure Heads to create your own unique model - combining them with our Commando heads would make a great Special Ops vehicle for pulp gaming,

To ensure a lifetime on the tabletop the skis are molded onto the base, protecting them from mishaps.

Kroothawk wrote:Are they starting a deformed cartoon range for WW2 now?

Adapting tactics due to the rise of the pike in battle, commanders started to employ Harquebusiers – firearm-equipped horsemen – in increasing numbers. This was certainly true of Imperialist commanders during the Thirty Years War.



Warlord’s boxed set portrays typical mounted harquebusiers of the late 16th and early 17th century, and can represent troops of many nationalities.

In each box of Harquebusiers you’ll find:
- 12 multi-part metal Harquebusiers (including command)
- 12 plastic horses
- Plastic bases
- Background guide
- Six Full-colour flags for Thirty Years War

Is that a 38cm rocket projectile in your pocket or are you just pleased to see the Sturmtiger? This absolute beast is now available for you to add to your force. Got a village that needs levelling or a bunkers that needs cracking? (or is dein schwanstucke just too klein?) You’ve just found the answer… Sturmtiger


Sloped heavy armour? Check. Naval rocket launcher? Check. Building in the way? History!


The Sturmtiger is one scary looking machine of war. The original role of the Sturmtiger was intended to be as a heavy infantry support vehicle, to help with attacks on heavily fortified or built-up areas. But by the time it saw service, Germany had gone on the defensive. Still the few Sturmtigers that made it off the production line took part in such important actions as the Battle of the Bulge and Battle of the Reichswald.

Adding anti-tank capability to the forces of the Panzergrenadiers, the Sd.Kfz 251/10 mounted a 37mm Pak 36 on a standard Hanomag body.

Give enemy armour something to worry about (in addition to the legions of deadly panzers) with this 251/10 halftrack. We’ve now removed the integral base from all of our Sd.Kfz 251 halftracks giving a much more pleasing look. We’ve also sculpted two new crewmen for this self-propelled gun so you get even more for your money!

“Banzai!” A cry that caused great fear in allied troops during WW2.The Imperial Japanese army were adept in many forms of warfare, and the use of this battlecry was all part of their fierce battle tactics. They were excellent soldiers, with extraordinary willpower and devotion to their country and to their Emperor.

They smashed the British Commonwealth and American forces in the early years of the war using devastating tactics that confounded the allied troops and who had no answer to the fast moving fanatical Japanese infantryman. They were well trained and suitably equipped for their campaigns, making up for a paucity of heavy weapons with dash and raw courage that was alien to their foes

As with most armies the sections used the light and medium machine guns to lay down suppressive fire whilst their rifle armed comrades covered the gun, fed them ammunition before outflanking and then charging a rattled opponent. They made good use of the small mortars to shake up the enemy before closing in with deadly long bayonets fixed to their Arisaka rifles.

Warlord’s Imperial Japanese Army boxed set provides you with:
* Command group
* Medium Machine gun team
* Knee Mortar
* Riflemen
* Also included are full colour devotional rifle banners and battle flags.

Get a pre-order in now and you’ll be the first to have them delivered to your door.

Kid_Kyoto wrote:Are the Japanese metal or plastic?

BrookM wrote:
- Imperial Roman Scorpion

BrookM wrote:Hellhound.

Bolt Action models are 28mm though, not 28mm heroic, meaning those models and vehicles will look small when put alongside regular 40k models.