At GamesDay 2009 one of the Historical display games was a Napoleonic version of Warmaster.
I did miss the lack of Warhammer Historical games at GamesDay 2010, no idea (as I didn’t go) if there were any historical games at GamesDay 2011.
Category: warhammer historical
Old West Town
This Old West Town was the scenery in an Old West demonstration games at GamesDay 2008.
Have a look at the Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
Ned Buck
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon). I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
This is Ned Buck from the VOW232 The Outlaws blister. I painted his coat Brown Violet (887).
Have a look at the Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
Huck Klosterman
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon). I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
This is Huck Klosterman from the VOW231 Posse blister.
Though I did highlight the jacket, I think I might need to emphasise the highlights more.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
Gunfighters and Outlaws
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon). I am in the process of painting the models using a variety of colours.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
Old West on the Workbench
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon).
After undercoating the models with a white undercoat I started to paint the individual models using a variety of colours.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery and Old West Workbench.
And so it begins…
I was lucky enough to get for one Christmas a few years back two packs of Foundry Old West Outlaws (thank you Simon).
After undercoating the models with a white undercoat I started to paint the individual models using a variety of colours.
Have a look at my Old West miniatures Gallery.
Waterloo
A new set of 25-28mm figures for Napoleonic battles has been released by Warhammer Historical.
Battles in the Napoleonic Wars were brutal and bloody. Vast armies fought with musket and bayonet on rain-soaked fields, half-blinded by acrid smoke and deafened by the ceaseless barrage of distant artillery. Men fell in great swathes, marching to death or glory to the rhythmic beat of drums.
Waterloo is a tabletop miniatures game for two or more players, set against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars.
With these rules you are the general, with an army of miniatures at your command, representing the forces of France, Britain, Prussia or their allies. This rulebook is focussed on the campaign and battle of Waterloo, the climax of the Napoleonic Wars, but the rules within allow you to recreate battles from across the entire period (1792-1815) and even beyond.
This 288 page hardback book contains all the information you need to get started, including full rules for fighting tabletop battles in the Napoleonic era, army lists and historical orders of battle, a brief history of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, a complete campaign to get you started, and a hobby section detailing how to collect, assemble and paint your army of miniatures. In addition, you will find an inspirational showcase of beautifully painted models and lavish illustrations.
Gladiator
A new set of Gladiatorial rules have been released by Warhammer Historical.
Gladiator enables players to recreate the brutal arena combat of the Roman Empire on the wargames table.
This full colour 144 page hardback rulebook contains rules for gladiatorial arena contests featuring human combatants, wild animals, elephants and chariots as well as mass battle spectacles and mock sea battles. Full rules and background are provided for gladiators of both the Imperial and Republican eras, along with ten action-packed scenarios and a detailed campaign system that allows rival gladiatorial schools to compete in several different periods of Roman history.
The Gladiator rulebook is packed with inspirational photography and a detailed hobby section covering collecting, assembling and painting gladiatorial miniatures.
Update
Gunfight at the OK Corral
On Wednesday 26th October 1881 in Tombstone Arizona, Wyatt Earp, Morgan Earp, Virgil Earp, and Doc Holliday fought Frank McLaury, Tom McLaury, Billy Claiborne, Ike Clanton, and Billy Clanton. About 30 shots were fired in 30 seconds which left three men dead and three men wounded.
These four figures sculpted by Alan and Michael Perry are the Earp brothers and Doc Holliday from the gunfight at the OK Corral.
These Warhammer Historical Old West figures were on display at GamesDay 2004.
Sadly no longer available.