First seen at Salute in London earlier this year, our Siberian Veterans have been eagerly awaited ever since. The armies of the Third Reich are about to have a bad day as they are now released!

Epitomising what Hitler referred to as the ‘Asiatic Hordes’, the Siberians were battle-hardened from their service in the conflict against Japan in the east.

Coming as a rude shock to the forces of the Third Reich, the veteran Siberian troops fell upon the over-extended German forces. They were used in mass assaults hurling themselves into the German lines fully prepared to fight in close quarters, wielding wicked knives and using their entrenching tools to terrible effect.

Raised from the forces in the far east of the Soviet Union they were used to deprivation and hardship, and their stamina in the the deep, hostile snows in their homeland was a constant source of amazement to their foe.

This boxed set contains a mixed force of Siberian troops led by a commissar exhorting his troops with the aid of a loudhailer, all eager to fight the German invaders for Stalin and holy Mother Russia!

Siberian Veterans contains:

Enough plastic and metal components to make 34 battle-hardened Soviet Union infantry miniatures. Includes a host of options to allow for different weapon configurations and command models.
Weapons included: Maxim machine gun, Mosin-Nagant rifle (scoped, with bayonet and without), PTRD Anti-tank rifle, submachine guns (PPS-43 , PPSh-41 and PPD-40), Mosin-Nagant carbine, DT-28 light machine gun, Tokarev semi-automatic rifle (and bayonet version), pistols and rifle grenade launcher. Also includes captured Panzerfaust and MP40 SMG!
Round plastic bases (25mm diameter).
Background leaflet.

As release fast approaches we have some fabulous painted shots of our latest and arguably our best plastic box set so far. These images demonstrate just a few of the many assembly options available for these classic German infantryman of World War II.



Representing the classic image of the German infantryman during World War II, these miniatures are equipped with knee-high jackboots, unadorned ‘coalscuttle’ helmet and a martial discipline that took them to almost complete dominance of mainland Europe.

Whilst the glory often went to the armoured knights of the panzer divisions, the infantry were the spine of the Wehrmacht. Germany’s cunning use of Blitzkrieg tactics conquered Poland, swept through the Low Countries and defeated France, before turning their attention to the Soviet Union. Soviet forces were pushed all the way to Moscow as the relentless march of Hitler’s landsers swept all before them.

Well-led, superbly trained and equipped with the finest infantry weapons in the world, the German infantryman was a skilled and dangerous foe capable of thinking for themselves if needed, giving them a significant advantage over their foes. Vorwärts!

Blitzkrieg German Infantry contains:
• Enough plastic components to make 30 German infantry miniatures. Includes a host of options to allow for different weapon configurations and command models.
• Weapons included: Kar 98K rifle, MP38/MP40 sub-machine gun, Luger pistol, MG34 light machine gun, Kar 98K with attached bayonet, stick grenades, scoped Kar 98K rifle.
• Round plastic bases (25mm diameter).
• Construction leaflet.

Box contains 30 plastic foot figures which require assembly with glue. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

This week sees our Panzer II return to the front lines. This brand new master model replaces the previous Pz II we had on sale and can be used to represent Ausf. A, B or C variants fighting during the Blitzkrieg in Europe and the Russian Front, in North Africa and Italy.

The new model features open and closed commander’s hatches giving you a greater choice of how you wish to represent your tank. The open hatches have tab attached making it easier to glue them into place and as a result you won’t be having them fall off during games! This is a feature we are rolling out to our new vehicles as they come through.

Don’t forget that with our Wheels of Steel special offer, when you buy three or more vehicles (of any type) and receive an automatic 10% discount off them! You’d be mad not to take advantage…

The second Bolt Action resin vehicle to be released this week is the Sd.Kfz 234/3 armoured car. This is the third in the 234 series to be released, following on from the 2cm Sd.Kfz 234/1 and Sd.Kfz 234/2 Puma armoured cars. The Sd.Kfz 234/3, had an open-topped superstructure replacing the usual turret on the Sd.Kfz 234/1 and mounted a 75mm gun. Fielded by the German army in the latter years of the war, it’s manoeuvrability and potent gun was valuable addition to the Third Reich’s armies.

Providing long range fire support for US Army commanders, the 75mm pack howitzer makes it’s way into battle raining shells from above onto the enemies of Uncle Sam!

The 75mm howitzer saw combat during the Second World War with the US Army, being designed in such a way that it could be broken down into several pieces and carried by pack animals, hence it’s name.

Coming soon - Marder III Ausf. M. Here's a work-in-progress pic to keep you going...

 BrookM wrote:
It's Siberian, not Serbian, big difference there..

 Nick Ellingworth wrote:
The early war Germans look absolutely fantastic, can't wait to get my hands on them. 30 in a box sounds like 2 full squads, a command team and at least a couple of specialist/support teams to me. Hopefully the weapon sprue will have enough bits to be able to do that.

 MrMoustaffa wrote:

 BrookM wrote:
It's Siberian, not Serbian, big difference there..

phone auto corrected, sorry about that. Still awesome models though

 Grot 6 wrote:
Great looking stuff on that one, too.

They have marines and japs out yet?

I'd really like a few of those.

Released early June 2013 this is the first chance you will have to get your hands on Warlord’s brand new plastic blitzkrieg germans in this fantastic 1000pt army deal!



Bolt Action Points Values

Description Value
First Lieutenant (veteran) & two extra riflemen* 116
Heer Veteran Infantry Squad (10) NCO with SMG, LMG, Anti-tank grenades) 173
Heer Infantry Squad (10) NCO with SMG, LMG* 123
Heer Infantry Squad (10) NCO with SMG, LMG* 123
Sniper team* 50
Sd.Kfz 251/1 Hanomag half track with rear-facing LMG (veteran) 105
81mm medium mortar team 50
7.5cm leIG 18 light artillery 50
Pz.Kpfw IV Ausf. D (veteran) 210
Total 1000pts
* Made from the components of the plastic sprues included

As release fast approaches we have some fabulous painted shots of arguably our best plastic box set so far. These images demonstrate just a few of the many assembly options available for these classic German infantryman of World War II.



Released mid to late June 2013, be the first to get your hands on our latest plastic box set so far. You can now place your pre-order for this superb box of plastic models from our webstore.

Representing the classic image of the German infantryman during World War II, these miniatures are equipped with knee-high jackboots, unadorned ‘coalscuttle’ helmet and a martial discipline that took them to almost complete dominance of mainland Europe.

Whilst the glory often went to the armoured knights of the panzer divisions, the infantry were the spine of the Wehrmacht. Germany’s cunning use of Blitzkrieg tactics conquered Poland, swept through the Low Countries and defeated France, before turning their attention to the Soviet Union. Soviet forces were pushed all the way to Moscow as the relentless march of Hitler’s landsers swept all before them.

Well-led, superbly trained and equipped with the finest infantry weapons in the world, the German infantryman was a skilled and dangerous foe capable of thinking for themselves if needed, giving them a significant advantage over their foes. Vorwärts!

Blitzkrieg German Infantry contains:
• Enough plastic components to make 30 German infantry miniatures. Includes a host of options to allow for different weapon configurations and command models.
• Weapons included: Kar 98K rifle, MP38/MP40 sub-machine gun, Luger pistol, MG34 light machine gun, Kar 98K with attached bayonet, stick grenades, scoped Kar 98K rifle.
• Round plastic bases (25mm diameter).
• Construction leaflet.

Box contains 30 plastic foot figures which require assembly with glue. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

The ISU-122 was used as a powerful assault gun, a self-propelled howitzer and a long-range tank destroyer, with the primary application being as a tank destroyer.

With the same hull as the IS-2 it had good armour performance noticeably so against high-explosive rounds.

ISU-152 was a Soviet multirole fully enclosed and armoured assault gun or armoured self-propelled gun, also capable of serving as a heavy tank destroyer. As a heavy assault gun, the ISU-152 was an extremely valuable weapon in urban combat operations.



It’s excellent armour protection provided the platform with good protection from most German anti-tank guns, allowing it to advance into the face of direct anti-tank fire, while the huge low velocity high-explosive rounds were excellent at blasting open even the most heavily fortified and reinforced enemy strongpoints.

The Bersaglieri or marksmen are a corps of the Italian Army originally created serve in the Piedmontese Army, later to become the Royal Italian Army.

The first Bersaglieri to see combat in North Africa was the 10th Bersaglieri Regiment. They arrived in Libya in early 1941 with the traditional black capercaillie feathers decorating their sun hats.

 Grot 6 wrote:
Great looking stuff!!!

I could see making a few squads of Sgt Rock and Easy Company out of these guys. Get a Rebel Flag and a ghostly reb Jeb Stuart and call it a day.


mmm.... Looks like I'm in on this one like stink on a pig.

What is a good starter set, 1 or 2 squads and a tank, or a whole platoon?

 Anpu42 wrote:
Are there any Quick Start Rules or PDFs of the main Rule Book?

 Rotgut wrote:

 Anpu42 wrote:
Are there any Quick Start Rules or PDFs of the main Rule Book?

http://warlordgames.com/downloads/pdf/bolt_action_reference.pdf


Is something like that what your looking for?

Released today is this fantastic 1,000 pt army deal containing Warlord’s brand new plastic Blitzkrieg Germans, this is the first chance anyone will have of getting their hands on them!



Bolt Action Points Values

Description Value
First Lieutenant (veteran) & two extra riflemen* 116
Heer Veteran Infantry Squad (10) NCO with SMG, LMG, Anti-tank grenades) 173
Heer Infantry Squad (10) NCO with SMG, LMG* 123
Heer Infantry Squad (10) NCO with SMG, LMG* 123
Sniper team* 50
Sd.Kfz 251/1 Hanomag half track with rear-facing LMG (veteran) 105
81mm medium mortar team 50
7.5cm leIG 18 light artillery 50
Pz.Kpfw IV Ausf. D (veteran) 210
Total 1000pts
* Made from the components of the plastic sprues included

Here are painted shots of arguably our best plastic box set so far. These images demonstrate just a few of the many assembly options available for these classic German infantryman of World War II.



Available on their own mid to late June 2013, be the first to get your hands on our latest plastic box set so far. You can now place your pre-order for this superb box of plastic models from our webstore.



Representing the classic image of the German infantryman during World War II, these miniatures are equipped with knee-high jackboots, unadorned ‘coalscuttle’ helmet and a martial discipline that took them to almost complete dominance of mainland Europe.

Whilst the glory often went to the armoured knights of the panzer divisions, the infantry were the spine of the Wehrmacht. Germany’s cunning use of Blitzkrieg tactics conquered Poland, swept through the Low Countries and defeated France, before turning their attention to the Soviet Union. Soviet forces were pushed all the way to Moscow as the relentless march of Hitler’s landsers swept all before them.

Well-led, superbly trained and equipped with the finest infantry weapons in the world, the German infantryman was a skilled and dangerous foe capable of thinking for themselves if needed, giving them a significant advantage over their foes. Vorwärts!

Blitzkrieg German Infantry contains:
• Enough plastic components to make 30 German infantry miniatures. Includes a host of options to allow for different weapon configurations and command models.
• Weapons included: Kar 98K rifle, MP38/MP40 sub-machine gun, Luger pistol, MG34 light machine gun, Kar 98K with attached bayonet, stick grenades, scoped Kar 98K rifle.
• Round plastic bases (25mm diameter).
• Construction leaflet.

Box contains 30 plastic foot figures which require assembly with glue. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted

The British A10 Cruiser Tank MKII was developed alongside the A9, with the intention of creating a heavier, infantry tank version of the same type. However during testing it was not deemed suitable for the infantry tank role and was classified instead as a “heavy cruiser”.



Mark IIs were part of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) sent to France in the early stages of World War II and were still being used later in North Africa at the defence of Tobruk in 1941, where reliability and suspension performance in the desert conditions was praised.

From early campaigns in Europe to the deserts of North Africa and the jungles of the Far East, the Armies of Great Britain covers wherever the British forces faced the Axis threat, including rules for the A10 Cruiser Tank MKII.

This week sees the reconfiguration of our US Marine Corps range bringing it in line with how units are structured in Bolt Action and just in time to have your force painted, ready and waiting for the Imperial Japanese Army when it arrives in a few weeks!



New: US Marine .30 cal teams



New: US Marine support weapons

The fifth supplement for our Bolt Action WWII game will be here very soon and covers the forces of the Rising Sun following the assault on Pearl Harbor. The Imperial Japanese military saw action across Asia, from the capture and defence of the islands of the Pacific to the occupation of territory in China and Burma.



With this latest supplement for Bolt Action, written by Agis Neugebauer, players have all the information they need to build a force of the Emperor’s fanatically loyal troops and campaign through some of the most brutal battles of the war.

Contents
Introduction
Army Lists
Theatres
A copy of the Bolt Action rulebookis needed to use this supplement.

When you pre-order the Armies of the Imperial Japan from Warlord Games you also receive for free this exclusive Japanese infantry figure, ‘Red Sun Rising’.



Released mid to late July 2013, orders placed with pre-order items included will be held until the release date. If you want your other products earlier please place a separate order so we can ensure you get your goodies as early as possible!

Our Soviet Komsomolets artillery tractor will soon be back in stock! It's been retired to the rear to have all-new tracks made to replace the tired old masters...

Although we recently rereleased our German Motorcycle, it has caused us some problems due to the number of parts involved – something you said you would rather see reduced. So, taking that feedback on board Wojtek has revamped the models!

The new motorcycle is now a single casting rather than several. Wojtek has also taken upon himself to produce new riders, including a pinion passenger! As you’ve come to expect, these have separate Figure Heads, so you can chop and change as you build your army to your preference.

Our diminutive putty pusher is now talking about sculpting riders for other German forces, so keep your eyes on our newsletter, Facebook page and Twitter feed for more news…

In addition to the newly released German Motorcycle, this week sees the return of another German motorcycle – this time with sidecar! As with the motorcycle, we have simplified the model into far less parts, making it easier to cast, quicker to build and more sturdy on the tabletop – win!

Warlord Games sculptor Wojtek (he’s Polish, you know…) has added separate panniers as well as resculpting the rider and sidecar passenger. The result looks great and we know you’ll appreciate the improvements to this kit.

Helping to blunt the advance of the Third Reich’s armoured divisions is this new Soviet anti-tank gun – the Zis-2.



The ZiS-2 is a Soviet 57-mm anti-tank gun used throughout World War II. ZiS stands for “Zavod imeni Stalina” or “Factory named after Stalin”, the official title of Artillery Factory No. 92, which produced the gun first.

A reliable gun during the early years of the war, it was less potent against German heavy tanks later in the war.

This week sees the return to action of an old favourite – the Wasp flamethrowing carrier! With completely remastered running gear and the removal of the od integral base, the new Wasp model looks as great as it is deadly in the games of Bolt Action!

Based on the ubiquitous universal, or Bren, carrier the Wasp was a modified version carrying a flamethrower. Dreaded by Jerry!



Wasps were used by the Armoured and Infantry divisions with up to 6 in the independent machine gun companies, though they would usually operate in pairs.