Warlord Games end of week release round-up...
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Bolt Action - Battle of France Campaign Book:
Standing tall as one of the strongest nations at the time, the French empire finds itself defending its own soil against the German Blitzkrieg. Join the fight with our new Bolt Action Campaign – Battle of France!
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French Defence Force 1939:
The German war machine thunders across the French countryside, sweeping aside everything in their path. The stalwart French army stands ready to give their all in defence of their homeland.
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| French Army 25mm light anti-tank gun:
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| French Army 47mm medium anti-tank gun:
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| French Army Cavalry A:
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| French Army Cavalry B:
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| French Army 105mm medium howitzer:
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French Army Casualties:
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Renault UE Chenilette:
Similar to the Universal Carrier from the British Army, use the new Renault UE Chenilette and get your artillery into position!
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Maison Forte Set:
Lock down the area and secure your position with the new Maison Forte Set Scenery Pack from Sarissa.
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Black Powder 2 Gold Collection:
We’ve got a few copies of the Black Powder 2 Collector’s Edition available, so we’ve created a fantastic collector’s bundle that gives you the Waterloo starter set and some FREE metal mounted officers!
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| Take to the air with Douglas Bader and Witold Urbanowicz with their Hurricane squadrons. Or join Squadron Leader Pick Pickard as he leads his Mosquito squadrons deep into enemy airspace!
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Blood Red Skies and Cruel Seas Boot Camp:
Join us for a day of fun and games in the air and on the Cruel Seas. Build, paint and play for the day!
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| Carry your entire Blood Red Skies starter set with a foam insert designed so it can all safely fit within the starter box itself! |
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| Blood Red Skies Custom Foam Insert:
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| Blood Red Skies Custom Foam Insert + Box Game:
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| Start your weekend off right with a selection of Osprey books all based around the early period of World War II. |
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| France 1940:
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| Dunkirk 1940:
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| Panzer IV vs Char B1 bis:
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| Panzer III vs Somua S35:
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| With our brand new naval game, Cruel Seas, now available for pre-order. We thought to expand your (and our) book collections with this selection of naval history books from Osprey! |
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| British Motor Gun Boat:
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| German E-boats 1939-45:
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| Kriegsmarine Coastal Forces:
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| US Patrol Torpedo Boats:
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| USN Destroyer vs IJN Destroyer - The Pacific 1943:
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| British Destroyer vs German Destroyer - Narvik 1940:
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| The Royal Navy built an extraordinary catalogue of excellent small boats, supported by larger vessels which gave serious firepower and, using the characteristics of each boat to maximum effect, fielded mixed formations supported by destroyers or powerful gun equipped landing craft.
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| British Royal Navy Coastal Force:
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| British Royal Navy Fleet:
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| British Navy Vosper Flotilla:
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| Infamous for their U-boats and naval tactics of targetting unprotected supply ships. Germany once sought to take on the might of the British Royal Navy but they quickly adapted tactics and utilised sneak and hit and run tactics instead.
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| Kriegsmarine Coastal Force:
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| Kriegsmarine Fleet:
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| Kriegsmarine S-Boat Flotilla:
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| America had not been blind to the possibilities of the coming war and took great pains to watch and learn from her allies and foes so that when war came, America was ready. They put in place a building program that dwarfed all the other navies combined and led to the naval dominance that she still enjoys today.
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| US Navy Fleet:
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| US Navy PT Boats Flotilla:
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| Japan's battleships and cruisers were of excellent quality and their growing fleet or aircraft carriers would, after Pearl Harbor, give them the edge in the opening phase of the Pacific War. Excellent training, use of the Long Lance torpedoes and aggressive use of nighttime fast attacks with their destroyers also gave the allies a bloody nose before they learned to counter these attacks.
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| Imperial Japanese Navy Starter:
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| Imperial Japanese Navy Fleet:
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