Don’t miss a look at all the new Warhammer 40k Aledari kits on sprue from the upcoming Blood of the Phoenix bundle box set that’s going on pre-order this weekend.
Warhammer Community revealed the new kits and their sprues in full close-up detail. Take a closer look at what’s coming inside of the Blood of the Phoenix Box Set, and see what you may use for conversions and more!
Plastic Jain-Zar
Jain-Zar’s new kit was spotted on sprue. You can get a closer look at the bits and see where the key glue-points are. If you’re a devoted Dark Eldar player, you can always use this sprue for some awesome conversions.
Plastic Banshees
Keeping up with Jain-Zar, these plastic banshees are coming in a squad of 5 on three total sprues.
Plastic Drazhar
As far as Drazhar goes, it looks like his unique basing comes as three different bits with his feet attached. If you want to put him on another base, it may take some expert clipper work to get him off nicely.
Plastic Incubi
In the same way as the Banshees, the Incubi are coming as a squad of 5 on 3 total sprues. with updated kits, we may see some new points and stratagem support hit the scene with these guys as well as the melee aspect of Craftworlds and Drukhari aren’t always exactly focused on.
While these models aren’t everything coming inside of the Blood of the Phoenix Box Set, these are all of the older Finecast pieces moving to plastic. What do you think about the new minis? Will you be splitting the Box Set with a friend?
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