Save money and get some amazing exclusive minis while supplies last with the Artel W Holiday Sale- check it out!
The hobby maniacs at Artel W are not stopping on their quest to make some of the coolest minis out there! Basically, any game you play, Artel has something for you. This time around though, they are showing love to everyone with an awesome discount and free minis!
The sale only goes through the end of December, so if you want something from Artel, don’t sit around and pay more! The discount is applied automatically, but to get the mini, you’ll have to spend $75. All of their minis are awesome, so pretty much anything you spend cash on will be worth it! Let’s check out the details of the sale.
Artel W’s Holiday Sale
Let’s hear from them about the holiday sale:
Da Ork Boyz Band: $40.49
What song do you think they are playing? Whatever it is, we’re sure it’s heavy and fast, you don’t think Orks listen to slaw jams do you? Since Artel W has so many incredible minis, why not go check out what else they have going on?
Let’s hear from them about everything you get in the new set:
Scale: 28mm
The kit contains 5 miniatures, 54 parts (including 3 options for Frontorc`s right hand and optional saw for Lash`s guitar)
Material: high-quality resin.
Miniatures are unpainted, unassembled, 32mm and 40mm bases included
What’s cooler than an Ork playing a flamer/keyboard combo? Not too much if we’re being honest.
A bass and a rocket? Sign us up for this concert!
Halfling Sharpshooters: $39.99
The squad together is amazing and it’s almost like these are based on some famous characters! If you’ve always wanted to see how the Shire would fair in battle, you now can.
Let’s hear what they have to say about the kit:
Never underestimate these faithful friends and allies of Humankind judging by their height only! You’ll never know when you need an elusive scout who is light on his feet and able to squeeze through a gap no human fits into. And they don’t do it empty-handed! Pinpoint firing is often critical, and that’s what they do best.
Here’s everything you get in the set:
- Scale: 28mm
- Average Size: 25 mm
- The kit contains 39 parts for 5 multi-part miniatures, including options (2 different weapons for each Halfling, hooded and bare heads for Halfling#4)
- Material: high-quality resin.
- Miniatures are unpainted, unassembled, 25mm bases included
Warchanter Valiorae, The Sage of Loss: $16.19
As we said, you can grab all the minis from the above set separately, and they are all just so awesome! Here’s more about this set:
- Sculpted by Stepan Kotlyarov
- The kit сonsists of 17 parts, including options: 3 heads (male, female and helmeted), male and female torso, sword or spear for the right hand, optional backpack
- Scale: 28mm.
- Size: 35 mm from the feet to the eyes; 64 mm total
- Material: high-quality resin.
Xothiel, The Star Rider: $16.19
Who doesn’t want a Star Rider in their army? We sure do and again, just so much cooler than the other minis out there for this role. Here’s everything about the kit:
- Sculpted by Stepan Kotlyarov
- The kit сonsists of 23 parts, including options: 3 heads (male, female and helmeted), male and female torso, sword or or spear for the right hand, optional backpack, optional spells
- Scale: 28mm.
- Size: 30 mm from the feet to the eyes; 48 mm total
- Material: high-quality resin.
Frater Invictus Dread: $47.99
This just has such an awesome style that will stand out on the tabletop but not look so different people will question it.
You get a ton of options in the kit and even with all of them it’s still cheaper than the standard kit. As with all Artel kits we expect this to be easy to build and just super high-quality.
That does it for this one, now go get some awesome Artel W minis!
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About the Author: Travis Pasch
Travis Pasch
Job Title: Head Writer & Editor
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About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
Travis’s brother even owns a commission painting studio, where he’s picked up a lot of good advice and techniques for painting Warhammer and tabletop miniatures over the years, as well. Travis joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the lead writer since 2020.
Currently, he’s working on converting all his 40k Adeptus Mechanicus models and becoming a true tech enjoyer, complete with both sad and happy robot noises!
