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We've been going through our archive to bring you some cool blasts from the past... but now they've been remastered for your viewing pleasure! First in the series we have John painting a plastic WW2 German Infantryman from Warlord Games... enjoy!
Just in time for Halloween, the mischievous folk at Warlord Games have released a new skirmish rule set just for the season... Witchfinder General: Days of Revelation.
These got a mention on Turn 8 last night so I thought I would post them up again just in case you missed them on the site last week.
Warlord Games have released a new Napoleonic Russian Infantry unit suitable for 1809-1815.
Darrell has a look at the plastic British Commandos boxed set from Warlord Games... will he be able to remember the names of all the guns? Let's see!
With Warlord Games announcing their new Bolt Action game in July 2012, we sent Cheesefuhrer Darrell to assemble a set of 28mm plastic German Infantry for the Bolt Action range.
It's official!!! All you 28mm WW2 fans can dust off your tin helmets and prepare to take Europe by storm! Or at least you've got a great new reason to start sticking together your 28mm plastic troops from Warlord Games.
Darrell's feeling the call to take up arms and go a plundering with the Royalist Infantry from the Warlord Games Pike & Shotte range.
Need a place to paint? Well Warlord will now be supplying a mdf painting station to suit your painting needs.
Warlord have a new Russian vehicle available for you to pre-order, the Soviet GAZ 98 Aerosan.
Walord let out the latest addition to their Hail Caesar range, the Dacian Warhost!
At the beginning of the 18th century, warfare entered a new era. The widespread use of the flintlock musket had transformed the way armies trained and fought. This period was a golden age for the crowned heads of Europe. They commanded professional troops, gloriously outfitted in splendid uniforms, and fought each other over land, wealth and the succession to their thrones. Some even led their armies on the field of battle. Yet by the end of the century, the real power of kings was gone or greatly eroded – parliaments would decide the foreign policy of nations, democracy had taken hold in the New World and the divine right of kings was everywhere being questioned.
