That’s right a new Space Marine action figure from Bandai is on the way along with another week of 40k Kill Team pre-orders for the new edition and Octarius starter!
Games Workshop just let us in on an unexpected new Bandai Primaris Space Marine Captain Action figure release that is going on pre-order this coming Saturday, along with the final week of Kill Team pre-orders.
Let’s go over the line-up starting with the new Kill Team box set featuring the new Death Korps of Krieg models from Warhammer Community.
Don’t forget the Kill Team releases are on a two-week pre-order window and will arrive in stores for sale on August 28th, 2021.
New Kill Team Box Set
Excited to get your hands on Kill Team: Octarius? You won’t have to wait long – pre-orders will be available in August, and you’ll want to keep an eye out as the boxed set is available only while stocks last (don’t worry if you miss it though, as all of the models will be available on their own shortly after). In the meantime, stay tuned to Warhammer Community for more in-depth looks at Kill Team: Octarius as we get closer to pre-order day.
Look to order this next month, and perhaps more conveniently, the models will be out “shortly” after as well. Pretty cool if hobbyists don’t have to worry about missing out on this box, as the models inside will be out shortly after.
With a little luck, these will be the first of a whole line of new DKoK models ported over from Forge World, or perhaps even fresh new designs from the GW studio! Find out more about the content of this box in our preview coverage here.
Kill Team: Core Book & Compendium
The Kill Team: Core Book is also available separately in a 144-page package containing all the necessary rules and missions to enjoy Kill Team in three forms – open play, matched play, and narrative play.
Both the new Core rule book and the KT compendium will be available for pre-order, with the Compendium containing the actual unit rules for existing teams. Containing 55 fireteams, 187 types of operatives, new stratagems, ploys, and equipment, the Compendium is probably a must-have outside the box itself.
Or for hobbyists not getting the new box, it looks like these are the two books you’ll want to get to update your games of Kill Team to the new edition!
Kill Team: Tac Ops Cards
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Also available both separately to the main Kill Team: Octarius box are these handy Kill Team: Tac Ops Cards. You get two identical decks of 27 cards, one for each player, which cover all 24 of the secondary objectives listed in the Core Book, as well as three cards you can use to hide your choices.
Usually, a great pick-up for helping in-game, and always super resellable down the road if you end up never using them as well!
Kill Team: Killzone Essentials
The Kill Team: Killzone Essentials package meanwhile comes with all the accessories you need – alongside the Core Book and the Compendium – to get to grips with this awesome new system and start playing hard-fought skirmish games on the battlefields of the 41st Millennium. It comes with three all-important combat gauges, 84 tokens, and six barricades.
From the looks of this, you get one inside the starter box, so this is probably more of a must-have for folks not planning on picking up the new box, and just using the teams they have currently!
Just like the cards, products such as these are super resellable down the road if you never end up using them as well!
Kill Team Dice
Four sets of 20 dice are also on the way in the Kill Team orange and black colors as well.
New Bandai Primaris Space Marines Captain Pre-Order Revealed!
The new Ultramarines Primaris Captain in Gravis Armour from Bandai is available to order from next week. This fully articulated new action figure stands over eight inches tall and comes with a detachable backpack, cloak, and two different right hands. Made from plastic and die-cast metal, he’s absolutely packed with intricate details.
Looks like this model will feature some chains and flexible ammo feed details!
The new model will have the standard 180 days (six months) delivery time as its being made to order after the pre-order window closes.
As the first Bandai Space Marine Action Figure is currently selling for around $300 on eBay, so this one is sure to be just as popular, and perhaps just as valuable in 2022 as well.
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