New Dark Angels 40k Combat Patrol Value & Pricing

By Travis Pasch | April 24th, 2024 | Categories: 10th Edition 40k, 40k News & Articles, Dark Angels, Games Workshop, Space Marines, Tabletop Gaming News & Rumors, Values & Pricing, Warhammer Community

Here is the new Dark Angels Warhammer 40k Combat Patrol box value and pricing in our updated savings breakdown- check it out!

These Combat Patrol boxes are a great choice for new players who are interested in exploring a particular faction. They offer a quick and easy way to assemble a small army and jump straight into playing games. These sets are similar to the Start Collecting Sets, which were introduced by GW in 2016 and are designed to help players get a feel for the faction and start building their skills right away.

Dark Angels Combat Patrol Retail Price: $160 CAD$190 £95 €125

The Unforgiven return to the world of Combat Patrol with a revamped box for this fast and furious Warhammer 40,000 game mode. This box contains 19 miniatures, including a Captain in Gravis Armour, three Bladeguard Veterans, five Hellblasters, and 10 Intercessors. On top of that you’ll get two Dark Angels Primaris Upgrade sprues, and three transfer sheets containing 221 decals each – note that these are different from the Dark Angels Upgrades and Transfers described above.

Models	Unit Name	Value
1	Captain in Gravis Armour	$40
3	Bladeguard Veterans	$60
5	Hellblasters	$35 ($60 for 10)
10	Intercessors	$60
2	Dark Angels Primaris Upgrade sprues	$30 (each sells for $15, but this is the old upgrade sprue)
Dark Angels Combat Patrol
	Total MSRP:	$225
	Savings Versus Box Price:	$65

Is the Dark Angels Combat Patrol Worth It?

Honestly, with $30 of the value being made up by the old upgrade sprues (pictured above), this really isn’t a great deal. If the box had 10 Hellblasters, it would be pretty decent. However, if you don’t want the captain and the upgrade sprues, you actually lose money.

But… if you do need everything inside, this will save you some cash and get you a decent starting force and some upgrades. The newer 10th Edition Combat Patrols have been underwhelming so far, and this is following the trend, but it at least has more value than the previous two we’ve seen.

What to Buy Next?

That’s hard to say, as this doesn’t really give you anything to go Ravenwing or Deathwing, but it has Intercessors that are always decent. If you want to go Deathwing, we would try to find a Deathwing Assault box on Amazon or eBay. For Ravenguard, you have to start buying vehicles and bikes! If you want to go more generic, you’ll still want some vehicles, Dreads, and plenty more infantry!

Don’t forget to check out the links above to get the best deals on these boxes, and be sure to check out all the combat patrol in out value and pricing breakdown below!