Let Slip the Dogs of Warlord!

A collection of miniature dogs in various poses, including several tan and black dogs, is displayed on grassy bases. In the background, a mounted Roman general in ornate armor and a colorful plume rides a horse, adding a historical element to the scene. The dogs appear to be interacting with each other, creating a lively atmosphere around the general.

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Warlord Games are celebrating International Dogs Day with their Man’s Best Friend promotion.

Revealed today on the Warlord Games website and social media platforms, these offers showcase the company’s assortment of dog-related miniatures. This selection of good boys and bad dogs is taken from across the entirety of the company’s many ranges and includes everything from canine companions to ill-fated anti-tank dogs.

On the historical side of the promotion, this selection includes various packs from Bolt Action , Hail Caesar and Pike & Shotte. The Bolt Action selection includes a set of Soviet Army Dog Mine Anti-tank Teams, a German Feldgendarme Motorcycle Team, and a set of USMC War Dogs and Handlers.

A collection of miniature figures showcases various dog-related models from Warlord Games. In the top section, a soldier with a dog is accompanied by two German soldiers on a motorcycle with a dog, all set on a grassy base. The bottom section features a soldier with a rifle alongside two additional figures, one holding a weapon and another with a dog wearing a pack, all on a similar grassy terrain.

Meanwhile, the more fantastical offering for Konflikt 47 consists of two sets of pair of British War Dog squads.

A set of miniatures from Warlord Games features British War Dog squads from the Konflikt '47 range. The scene includes several dogs in harnesses alongside their handlers, depicted on textured bases with tufts of grass. The figures showcase a mix of poses, highlighting the dynamic nature of the canine companions and their human counterparts.

The Hail Caesar selection is a little more expansive. It is spearheaded by a mounted Roman general and his warhound whilst Unleash Hell’s Russel Crowe lookalike adds a little star power to the promotion.

A mounted Roman general in ornate armor rides a black horse, accompanied by a warhound at his side, set on a grassy base. Next to him stands a second Roman general, depicted in a dramatic pose with a flowing cape and armor, on a separate base. The text below each figure identifies them as

The enemies of Rome are also well represented by various Germans, Britons, Celts and their respective packs of four-legged friends.

A collection of tabletop miniatures features various dog-related figures from Warlord Games, celebrating International Dogs Day. The top section includes a

See the Warlord Games website for more details.

Images courtesy of Warlord Games


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