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New: Bolt Action Sturmtiger!
Is that a 3.9cm 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? You’ve just found the answer…
 

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.
 Now you can add a Sturmtiger to your tabletop by visiting our webstore today!
 

Be sure to pick up some crew for your new monster tank!

Re-release: Sd.Kfz 251/10!
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!
 

You can order yourself a 251/10 here in the webstore!
 

Pre-order Bolt Action Japanese!
The latest army to join the ranks of the Bolt Action range is the Imperial Japanese Army. Find out more and make sure of yours with a pre-order here.
 

“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. Just hit this link and place an order today!
 

New: Pike & Shotte Harquebusiers!
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. You can now add these exceptional sculpts to your army here.
 

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
 Head to webstore by clicking here and order yours today!
 Be sure to check out these other Pike & Shotte releases in case you need to fill in some gaps.

Amongst the dense pike columns and sleeves of shot, could sometimes be found soldiers like these sword and buckler men. Sometimes used to defend the colours, sometimes formed into assault parties, they would certainly be where the fighting was the most fierce.
 Pick up some Swordsmen here in the webstore!
  The Imperial Infantry box is jammed full with plastic and metal models. 44 miniatures comprise this set – 39 plastic musketeers, pikemen as well as sergeant, ensign and musician. On top of that there are 5 metal miniatures – 4 armoured pikemen and an officer dressed in cuirassier armour! The officer has multiple options so you can build him in a variety of ways giving you stacks of variety in your army.
 Pick up a box or two of our Imperial Regiments here in the webstore!
 

[xothian]

die masse der releases von warlords ist beeindruckend !

... aber das hier ist mein highlight bisher ...  :thumbup:

ciao chris

[Aeneas]

Die Japaner finde ich besonders schick. Schön, dass es neben Brigade und TAG endlich einen weiteren Anbieter gibt.

Endlich auch mal was zum klugscheißern gefunden. Das Kaliber des Sturmmörsers ist nach herrschender Meinung 38 cm, nicht 39

[DonVoss]

Ne Menge tolle Sachen dabei!

Einzig die Japaner finde ich stellen nicht so pralle. Die Hand vom MG-SchĂĽtzen sieht aus wie aus dem GW-Zombie-Gussrahmen.
Aber die verschlagenen Japsen sind auf jeden Fall ne Versuchung. Ich mag einfach das Boltaction-Ding mit alles aus ner Box und auch schnell verfĂĽgbar.

Den Sturmtiger finde ich cool, auch wenn mir nicht infällt wie ich den bei meinen Skirmish-Spielen einsetzen soll. Trotzdem: coool!

Und die Fehter sind echt Klasse, ogar ein bisschen Gloire-Feeling kommt da auf.
Blöd das ich mich schon auf den ECW festgelegt habe... :rolleyes:

DV

[AndréM]

Die Hand vom MG-SchĂĽtzen sieht aus wie aus dem GW-Zombie-Gussrahmen.
Aber die verschlagenen Japsen sind auf jeden Fall ne Versuchung.

Was meinst du, wie dir die Hand anschwillt, wenn du den heiĂźen MG-Lauf anfummelst .

[opa wuttke]

Japaner...ach guck mal an :rolleyes:

[Eversor]

Im September erscheint fĂĽr Hail Caesar die erste Erweiterung: Hail Caesar Army Lists - Volume 1: Biblical and Classical.

n this, our first exapnsion for Hail Caesar, Rick presents no less than 63 army lists for the Biblical and Classical periods along with points costs and army composition.  It is also replete with the imgaes of fantastic armies that you can expect from a Warlord Games book.

The armies covered are: -

Biblical
Old and Middle Kingdom Egypt
Nubian
Akkad and Sumer
Early Arab Raiders
Amorite Babylonia
Canaanites
Hittites
Mitanni
Mycenean and Minoan
New Kingdom Egyptian
Early Assyrian
North European Bronze age
Libyan
Sea Peoples
Israel and Judeah
Assyrian Empire
Neo-Babylonian
Urartu


Classical
Scythian
Saite Egyptian
Lydian
Kyrenean Greek
Early Achaemenid Persian
Early Carthaginian
Hoplite Greek
Thracian
Samnites
Later Hoplite Greek army
Pauravan and Mauryan Indians
Syracusian
Camillan Rome
Gauls
Illyrian
Later Achaemenid Persian
Alexandrian Macedonian
Qin China
Alexander\'s Successors
Hellenistic Greek
Bactrian Grek
Carthaginian
Galatians
Parthians
Republican Rome
Numidian
Merotic Kushite
Spanish
Late Macedonian
Seleucid
Ptolemaic
Han China
Pyrrhic
Celtiberian
Early German
Maccabean Jewish
Sarmatians
Artaxiad Armenian
Ancient Britons
Mithandric Pontic
Dacian
Marian Roman
Imperial Roman
Jewish Revolt
Kushan

This 96 page soft back book is available to order now and will be shipping in September.

Our Price: ÂŁ18.00