Warlord Games Black Powder (28mm)

The first of two supplements for Warlord's Black Powder game that focuses on the Napoleonic battles involving British forces. Written by long-time gamer and Napoleonic aficionado, Adrian McWalter, this book focuses on the Flanders and Peninsular campaigns.

Featuring 112 pages of Napoleonic army lists, background, troop stats and scenarios, this is an absolute must for lovers of Black Powder, of Napoleonic gaming or simply of gloriously produced wargaming books!

A Black Powder rulebook is required to use Albion Triumphant.

Giving you a hard-hitting core force with which to oppose the Zulu nation, this starter army contains the following:

The Warlord Games Anglo-Zulu War British Starter Army contains; 60 plastic multi-pose British Line Infantry, 20 plastic Natal Native Contingent, 1 metal Empress Miniatures mounted Lieutent-Colonel Pulleine, 1 metal Empress Miniatures mounted Lieutenant Melvill & 1 metal Empress Miniatures Royal Artillery Gatling Gun and three crew.

The Warlord Games Zulu Starter Army contains £74.50 RRP of 28mm plastic & metal Zulu warriors.

The Warlord Games Anglo-Zulu War Zulu Starter Army contains; 60 plastic multi-pose unmarried Zulu warriors, 60 plastic multi-pose married Zulu warriors, 1 metal Empress Miniatures mounted InDuna, 1 metal Empress Miniatures Zulu runner & 1 metal Empress Miniatures Witch Doctor.

The Warlord Games Zulu Starter Army contains £77.75 RRP of 28mm plastic & metal Zulu warriors.

This box set is designed to allow you to field one regiment of Russian infantry; the variants in the box allow you to both musketeer and grenadiers along with a command section to lead them into battle. A selection of flags from a number of regiments is provided so you can get them into the action right away.

Each Black Powder 1812-1815 Napoleonic Russian Line Infantry boxed set contains 4 metal and 28 plastic miniatures. It also includes Standard and Finials.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Charles Edward Louis John Casimir Sylvester Maria Stuart, or as we shall simply call him, Bonnie Prince Charlie was the pretender to the British throne in the mid-18th century. Landing in Scotland with a tiny escort he raised the Clans and marched an army south into England pausing only to devastate a Government army that tried to block him at Prestonpans.

At Culloden Moor, he faced the brutal and efficient Duke of Cumberland and his redcoats. He lost most of his army in this battle, the last major battle on British soil and fled into exile and legend.

The Black Powder Bonnie Prince Charlie blister contains one mounted metal model.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

This splendid fellow is the perfect accompaniment for your British Line Regiment. As befits a gentleman he is mounted so he stands above the lowly foot troopers he commands.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Warlord Games are proud to announce the first boxed set of their brand new range, and where to start better than Tommy Atkins himself, the British Line Infantry!

Dressed in his famous Redcoat and either Albert Shako or forage cap for comfort, it was fellows like these that spearheaded the British assaults.

The box contains the line companies and of course the two flank companies with their more elaborate shoulder decoration, so that light and grenadier companies (indeed fusiliers too) can be represented.

The Black Powder Crimean War British Line Regiment box provides you with:

• A four man Command consisting of an Officer, two Standards and a Drummer
• An eight man Flank Company with Shakos
• A twenty man Centre Company with Shakos

Each Black Powder Crimean War British Line Regiment boxed set contains 32 metal miniatures.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

The Duke of Cumberland, was a younger son and favourite of the brave George II of England. He grew up to command large British forces on the Continent after initially trying out for the Royal Navy. He fought bravely and well in the endless battles of the mid-18th century, being wounded at the Allied victory at Dettingen.

The Black Powder Duke of Cumberland blister contains one mounted metal model.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted

The Zulu army was a formidable foe. Well-trained, well-led, and well-equipped for campaigns, the Zulu regiments were the terror of Africa. Created by the great Shaka, founder of the nation, each regiment was composed of small companies who trained together, and a regiment could be 1,000 men strong.They were then brigaded together to form divisions that could move at great speed and with drilled precision, forming the classic Zulu attack formation of the Horns of the Buffalo.

The military system formed units into married and unmarried units, so a cadre of young men would be forced to remain unmarried on the King’s orders until they had “washed their spears” in the blood of their enemies. They are armed with throwing spears, smoothbore muskets and the deadly stabbing short spear whilst their patterned ox-hide shields help identify their parent regiment.

The Black Powder Married Zulu Regiment contains:

• 32 plastic Married Zulus
• 1 metal InDuna on foot with several weapon options

At the Battle of Ligny (16th June 1815) II Battalion, 1st Westphalian Landwehr withstood 3 charges by French Cuirassiers and Heavy Cavalry of the Old Guard, driving the French back each time with volley fire.

Blucher: ‘At first it was only so-so with the Landwehr Battalions, but now they’ve had a taste of powder, they’re as good as the line battalions’

Each Black Powder Prussian Landwehr boxed set contains 27 plastic Landwehr and 3 metal command. It also contains metal standard poles and finials.

Note: models are supplied unassembled and unpainted