The Warlord Webstore is replete with ranks upon ranks of armoured monstrosities that are ready to unleash onto a Bolt Action battlefield; tanks, trucks, SPGs, transports, half-tracks and many more. Many of the more unusual, or uncommon vehicles of the war are cast in resin, a material famed for lightness and sharpness of detail. A…
Load up for the summer offensive with a FREE vehicle from the huge Wheels of Steel collection when you buy 2 others. Hurry – limited time only. Below is the entire collection that is within the offer, so browse around and pick up what you need to end the war! Contents of the sale: Allies:…
From the blog Konflikting Opinions; comes a detailed resin review and a few little tricks! Resin is a very popular casting material due to it’s lightness and capacity for holding sharp and fine details. In recent years many manufacturers have moved from resin to plastics or a hybrid of plastic and resin to create their…
Expand the forces of Skyne with the new Special Endoskeletons blister – which includes three high detail Resin Endoskeletons armed with support weapons! View in Store The most feared flamethrower Endoskeleton – a terror weapon that is perfect to flush the humans out of their hideouts. A Twin-gun Endoskeleton equipped with two plasma rifles. This…
About to get your first resin tank? Then have a quick look through this guide by Stefan Kellhofer, taking you through the types of tools and techniques to get the best from your resin. Warlord Games produces fantastic miniatures in metal, plastic and resin. This guide will help you work with the least commonly used…
A veteran of the Bolt Action community, and ban-hammer wielding admin of the Bolt Action and Bolt Action International Facebook pages, Brian Ward is an experienced painter and modeller – and very kindly offered to write us a “Beginners guide” to working with resin and metal vehicles for people that might be new to such things. This…
The most produced Cruiser tank the European theatre! Armed with a potent 75mm gun and with good cross country performance this vehicle was more than a match for the venerable Panzer IV! Though sadly it was still outclass
Specially modified to fit into the British Horsa glider, the British Airborne Jeeps primary role was to tow support weapons such as 6 pounder anti-tank guns, 75mm pack howitzers, etc rapidly to where they were needed most. They were also utilised in
Mounting a potent 75mm gun the mk III AEC armoured car was probably the most heavily armed recce vehicle of WWII. The earlier Mk II carried the 6 pounder (57mm) gun and can be found
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