The Death Guard are the chosen instruments of Nurgle, Chaos God of despair and decay, and one of the nine Traitor Legions that betrayed the Emperor during the Horus Heresy. Formerly known as the Dusk Raiders, the XIV Legion were rechristened the Death Guard when they were united with their Primarch Mortarion during the Great Crusade.
The Death Guard takes great pride in their resistance to poisons, disease, and mortality in general. Even prior to their fall into treachery the Death Guard were famous for their resilience and attrition warfare tactics. This resilience was further augmented by the touch of Nurgle that frees them from the burden of pain, their nerve endings long since rotted away.
The Death Guard march to war accompanied by various other minions of Nurgle. Droning daemon engines skim ahead of the main Death Guard advance while mobile artillery tanks crawl along behind. Infected civilians, touched by Nurgle's gifts shamble towards the enemy lines as daemons manifest from the pools of effluent left in their wake. At the head of the foul menagerie, borne aloft on tattered wings, is Nurgle's angel, the fallen daemon Primarch Mortarion.
With the breaching of the Cadian Gate and the occurrence of the great rift, the Death Guard march forth from the Plague Planet once more, treading upon Imperial soil despoiling the ground and spreading Nurgle's bountiful gifts to an ungrateful Imperium.
The Combat Patrol: Death Guard is the perfect way to start collecting a Death Guard army.
This highly detailed, multi-part plastic box set contains;
1x Typhus
1x Biologus Putrifier
7x Plague Marines
30x Pox Walkers
30x 25mm Citadel Round Bases
7x 32mm Citadel Round Bases
1x 40mm Citadel Round Base
1x 50mm Citadel Round Base
The Grey Knights are the elite of Space marines. They wear armour almost as ancient as their order, with which they are teleported into battle in strategic locations, from which they begin a grim and merciless battle to eliminate the enemy.
Contents:
1x Librarian in Terminator Armour
1x Nemesis Dreadknight
Which can be built as a Grand Master in Nemesis Dreadknight
5x Grey Knights Brotherhood Terminators
Which can be built as Grey Knights Paladins
5x Grey Knights Strike Squad Marines
Which can be built as Interceptor Squad, Purifier Squad, or Purgation Squad Marines
Bases
Warhammer 40,000, a captivating sci-fi tabletop game by Games Workshop, immerses players in a sprawling universe of eternal war.
Set in the 41st millennium, this epic saga transports you to a future where the galaxy is a grim and brutal battlefield. Across the vast expanse of the cosmos, ancient races clash, and sinister forces vie for supremacy.
Will you align with the mighty Space Marines, the stalwart Astra Militarum, or the insidious forces of Chaos? From Xenos races like the Eldar and Orks to the inscrutable Necrons and Tyranids, the choices are as diverse as they are deadly.
Prepare for epic clashes, tactical warfare, and a narrative-driven experience that will push your strategic acumen to its limits. Enter the darkness, and decide the fate of the 41st millennium.
Amid the darkness of the far future, the T'au Empire is a relatively recently emerged threat. A race of blue-skinned humanoids, they seek to join all of the great races of the galaxy under their own command in the name of the greater good. Shrouded by Warp Storms for millennia, they underwent an extremely rapid technological evolution and are now one of the most advanced and devastating races in the Universe.
The T'au Empire is a master of long-range combat and often are seen to avoid close-quarters fighting when possible. Employing the use of powerful Battlesuits and specialised weapon systems such as the Rail Cannon during battle, they are capable of punching holes clean through enemy armour with extreme velocity projectiles from great distances. In cases where close combat is unavoidable, the T'au will deploy its auxiliaries forces, such as Kroot warriors, to handle the situation while they offer fire support.
Throughout their history, the T'au has conquered and colonized many great star systems, and their progress shows no sign of slowing. Strike forces have been seen throughout the galaxy in multiple sectors, with reconnaissance drones leading the way before the first salvo truly announces their arrival.
A vanguard of the Tau Empire storms onto the scene in this Combat Patrol. Fire Warriors deploy from a nimble Devilfish transport whilst laying down cover fire for their comrades. Leading the assault is a Commander in an Enforcer battlesuit, wielding devastating long-range weaponry. A Breacher Team, ready for close-quarters combat, while 10 Pathfinders provide long-range support by designating targets with pinpoint Markerlights.
Contents:
29x Miniatures
1x Commander in Enforcer Battlesuit (can alternatively build 1x Commander in Coldstar Battlesuit)
1x Devilfish
10x Breacher Fire Warriors (can alternatively build 10x Strike Team Fire Warriors)
10x Pathfinders
7x Drones
3x T’au Empire Infantry Decals Transfer Sheets
1x T’au Empire Vehicle Decals Transfer Sheet
The Soulblight Gravelords, also known as the vampiric lords of Shyish, and their horrifying servants of the dead are back to demonstrate to the Mortal Realms that the forces of Death are still a very powerful force to be reckoned with. Even with the setbacks they have suffered in the Broken Realms: Teclis they are still very eager to sink their fangs into anyone that would dare to deny their conquest. Try and stand in the way of this unforgiving faction and it might be the last thing you ever do!
Contains:
5x Blood Knights armed with either templar lances or blades
5x Citadel 75mm Oval Bases
Squigs! Little more than mouths with legs and a terrible attitude, these vicious creatures are feared across the Mortal Realms for their rapacious appetites and are often employed by the Gloomspite Gitz on the front lines.
These little monsters are a great choice in your army thanks to their incredible offensive punch – just point them in the vague direction of anything you need bitten, and charge. If you like, you can even field an army of the little monsters in matched play, with Squig Herds being a Battleline option for armies with a Moonclan general. Just imagine the look on your enemies’ faces…
This kit features everything you need to build a herd of 10 squigs, with highly customisable faces. You'll also get a pair of Squig Herders to motivate your Squig Herds, with four possible variant models, of which you can build two. You'll also get accessories for basing – including a snail squig...
This kit is supplied in 77 components and contains 12 x 25mm round bases.
The Chaos God Tzeentch is the master of sorcery and magic, and he is well known to bless his followers with dynamic mutations. He is forever scheming and manipulating his friends and foes alike, sometimes to achieve his greater goal or just because it amuses him. Tzeentch is known by many names, but the most common titles he bears are the Changer of the Ways, the Master of Fortune, the Great Conspirator and the Architect of Fate.
Like the other Chaos Gods Tzeentch has his own legions of demonic followers, twisted and warped abominations made from the very stuff of Chaos itself. Daemons of Tzeentch are inherently magical creatures, vastly more so than the other daemons of chaos. Their very presence can alter the rules of reality, distorting time or even the barriers between dimensions. As they move they often leave trails of multi-coloured fire in their wake, commonly referred to as the fire of Tzeentch by the mortals lucky enough to witness such an event and live to tell the tale. Some Tzeentch Daemons utilise these flames as a weapon, projecting huge blasts towards their foe, incinerating them in seconds. Once the flames have finally extinguished what remains are deformed, distorted husks, unrecognisable as the men and women they used to be.
'What once was one, now is two' - Blue Horrors are formed when a Pink Horror's dies. Although they are just as powerful as a Pink Horror, Blue Horrors tend to squabble endlessly among themselves. Just as Pink Horror forms 2 Blue Horror, a Blue Horror will form 2 Brimstone Horrors when it perishes. These minor Daemons are spiteful and vindictive, and will burn anything and everything that crosses their path.
This Multi-part plastic kit contains
10 Blue Horrors
10 pairs of Brimstone Horrors
A variety of poses and weapon options
Citadel 25mm Round bases
The Death Guard are the chosen instruments of Nurgle, Chaos God of despair and decay, and one of the nine Traitor Legions that betrayed the Emperor during the Horus Heresy. Formerly known as the Dusk Raiders, the XIV Legion were rechristened the Death Guard when they were united with their Primarch Mortarion during the Great Crusade.
The Death Guard takes great pride in their resistance to poisons, disease, and mortality in general. Even prior to their fall into treachery the Death Guard were famous for their resilience and attrition warfare tactics. This resilience was further augmented by the touch of Nurgle that frees them from the burden of pain, their nerve endings long since rotted away.
The Death Guard march to war accompanied by various other minions of Nurgle. Droning daemon engines skim ahead of the main Death Guard advance while mobile artillery tanks crawl along behind. Infected civilians, touched by Nurgle’s gifts shamble towards the enemy lines as daemons manifest from the pools of effluent left in their wake. At the head of the foul menagerie, borne aloft on tattered wings, is Nurgle’s angel, the fallen daemon Primarch Mortarion.
With the breaching of the Cadian Gate and the occurrence of the great rift, the Death Guard march forth from the Plague Planet once more, treading upon Imperial soil despoiling the ground and spreading Nurgle’s bountiful gifts to an ungrateful Imperium.
This box set contains
1x Death Guard Plagueburst Crawler
Two different side sponsons options
Mortarion, Daemon Primarch of Nurgle, like all his brothers was lost to the Emperor prior to the launching of the Great Crusade. Stolen from the Emperor’s gene forges and scattered to the warp, Mortarion fell to the feudal world of Barbarus. Barbarus was a world perpetually shrouded in poisonous fog and it was here, fighting the Necromancers of that world that Mortarion would develop his hatred of psykers and his respect for the resilience of man. Once reunited with his father, The Emperor, and given command of the XIV Legion, whom he rechristened the Death Guard, Mortarion joined the Great Crusade. His forces would soon come to be known for their own resilience, favouring attrition tactics to wear down their enemies and crush them utterly.
When Horus betrayed the Imperium and the Emperor, Mortarion sided with him. Though his loathing of psykers had seen him dabble in sorcery in an effort to find weapons against the psykers who would use such powers to evil ends, he resisted the calls of Nurgle, the Chaos God of despair and decay. His first captain, Typhon, had already given his soul over to Nurgle and plotted to ensnare his Primarch. Typhon, soon to be Typhus, schemed to ensure the Death Guard’s fleet was becalmed in the warp on their way to Terra to join the siege of the Emperor’s Palace. After many weeks stranded, disease had taken hold on the usually resistant Astartes and even Mortarion himself. Left with no other choice, Mortarion pledged himself to Nurgle and both he and the Death Guard were reborn as the Plague God’s chosen instruments.
This box set contains;
1x Mortarion, Daemon Primarch of Nurgle
Options for 2 different poses
1x Citadel Bases
Warhammer 40,000, a captivating sci-fi tabletop game by Games Workshop, immerses players in a sprawling universe of eternal war.
Set in the 41st millennium, this epic saga transports you to a future where the galaxy is a grim and brutal battlefield. Across the vast expanse of the cosmos, ancient races clash, and sinister forces vie for supremacy.
Will you align with the mighty Space Marines, the stalwart Astra Militarum, or the insidious forces of Chaos? From Xenos races like the Eldar and Orks to the inscrutable Necrons and Tyranids, the choices are as diverse as they are deadly.
Prepare for epic clashes, tactical warfare, and a narrative-driven experience that will push your strategic acumen to its limits. Enter the darkness, and decide the fate of the 41st millennium.
The Adeptus Custodes, more commonly known as Custodians, are the guardians of the Imperial Palace, the Golden Throne, and are the personal bodyguard to the Emperor himself. Each Custodian is a unique work of art, being the product of genetic lore collected over many lifetimes, resulting in a physical build and martial prowess vastly superior to that of a standard Space Marine. Created using far more advanced gene-craft than that used for the Adeptus Astartes it is whispered that the Custodian's genetic template was forged from the Emperor's flesh as the Adeptus Astartes' was from that of the Primarchs. It is the Adeptus Custodes that decide not only who but when one may enter the throne room of the Emperor. Such is their authority in this matter that Space Marines and Inquisitors must kneel before them.
Generally, the Custodes are larger and much more powerful than Space Marines. Their armour is a finely wrought form of Power Armour, greater than that of even Astartes models, made with Auramite rather than Ceramite. Some Custodes further protect themselves by carrying a Praesidium Shield, a Storm Shield, or equipping themselves with Terminator Armour. For armament, the Custodes are renowned for carrying Guardian Spears, mighty power weapons that have been carried by the Adeptus Custodes since long before the Emperor's confinement. This weapon is closely associated with the Custodes and is depicted on their banners and badges. Other weapons carried by Custodes include Sentinel Blades, Power Knives, and Custodes Vexilla.
Unleash the Emperor's wrath with this Adeptus Custodes Combat Patrol, perfect for starting a new golden host or bolstering an existing one. Leading the charge is the fearless Blade Champion, along with five elite Custodian Guards - plus your choice of either a trio of Allarus Terminators or three Wardens.
Contents:
1x Blade Champion
3x Allarus Custodians
5x Custodian Guard
5x Custodian Wardens
Bases
A Space Marine Primaris Chaplain is capable of inciting a ferocious battle fury within his fellow Space Marines, increasing their already superhuman senses and battle prowess to a heightened level beyond anything a standard human could reach. A great many feats and accomplishments would not have been possible, even for a Primaris Space Marine, without this righteous fury.
The Primaris Chaplain kit has been sculpted with no Chapter iconography on the miniature, allowing it to be painted to match your own Chapter.
This box set contains;
1x Space Marines Primaris Chaplain
1x Base
Warhammer Age of Sigmar is a fantasy-themed miniature game produced by Games Workshop based in the popular Warhammer universe. Set in the third great age of the Mortal Realms, eight planes of reality where magic is abundant in the cosmos, none live here who have not felt the touch of battle and blood.
Chaos, Order, Death, and Destruction - all factions hold ancient associations to one of the Grand Alliances, this is not to say that they will play nice with each other. What faction will you choose? From Aelves, to Duardin, all the way through to Rotbringers, there is something to really sink your metaphorical teeth into.
The Skaven are a malevolent and diabolical race of large, intelligent, humanoid rats. To a Skaven, there is no such thing as pity, remorse, compassion, or cooperation. There is simply survival, survival in a turbulent society that only spares those that possess the brute strength, extreme cunning, and the vicious instinct to outmanoeuvre and kill the opposition, no matter the cost or the body count of either friend or foe.
Contents:
6x 12ml Paint Pots
1x Khorne Red
1x Rakarth Flesh
1x Steel Legion Drab
1x Leadbelcher
1x Arax Earthshade
1x Astrogranite
5x Skaven Clanrats
5x 25mm Citadel Round Hex Hole Bases
The Orruks Warclans are split into a few dangerous factions, each more deadly than the last. Orruks are known their savagery and aggression, but none are crazier or more savage than the Bonesplitterz. These feral greenskins love to fight because they constantly feel the Waaagh! The core belief of the Bonesplitterz is that the spirit of the Waaagh! lives within the bones of great beasts, and the bigger the beast the more the Waaagh! So they are on a constant search to find and slay the greatest beasts that they can find, if any stinkin 'umies, or anyone else for that matter, gets in their way it just means more Bones to split!
The Ironjawz are the biggest, baddest and most destructive of all the clanz of Orruks. Extremely violent, they are always ready to jump into a fight. It does not matter if they are outnumbered, they will keep coming, never stop and get stronger the more you hit them. Lead by the fist of Gork, Gordrakk and bringing new warbeasts to overrun the enemy, these greenskins are ready for much punchin' and crushin' as they bellow their mighty war cry "Waaagh".
Kruleboyz are a spiteful, vicious breed of Orruks from the Thondian swamplands that have always been shrouded in mystery due to the mists that cover their home. They have the ability to either fight alone as a Kruleboyz army and they are able to join forces with any of the other Orruk Warclans, this will allow you to start a brand new army or add them to an existing one.
Contains:
1x Beast-skewer Killbow
Complete with crew
1x 90mm Oval Base
