Last Day To Buy GW at Lower Prices: Save With These Sellers

By Rob Baer | March 5th, 2023 | Categories: Warhammer 40k, Warhammer 40k Rumors

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Today is the last day to order Games Workshop products at the lower 2022 prices with all of these sellers with stock on hand!

While it is unfortunate that prices are going up on Monday, March 6th, 2023, there is still a little bit of time to save on anything you may still need to buy.

Most of these Games Workshop releases are orderable, but they might be low on stock or higher in price already on the secondary market. So be sure to check out all the offerings and pick up anything you might want while they are still available…

Some of these may also still be available in GW’s store, but they are often cheaper when the allocations are favorable from stores elsewhere. Of course, if you can get them at your LGS at a discount, that may be a great place to spend your hobby dollars!

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GW New Releases: February 5th

New Angron, World Eaters & Battleforces: Pricing & Links

It’s been a long time since we saw these revealed, so it’s nice to be able to pre-order them finally! Just keep in mind it looks like the Chaos Boarding Patrol (with Abaddon) won’t come out in this wave, but hopefully, we see it soon.

Arks of Omen: Angron Retail Price: $60

In this 104-page hardback book, you’ll find:

– The ongoing narrative of Warhammer 40,000, including the rise of the Red Angel, and his resurgent World Eaters legion
– An epic spread of photography and battle scenes, featuring the armies active in the Malak System
– Additional rules for using six factions in Boarding Actions – Space Marines, Grey Knights, Astra Militarum, Chaos Space Marines, World Eaters, and Orks
– Terrain component rules for Boarding Actions, detailing special rules for walls of various types, hatchways and pillars, terminals, pipes, explosives, and electro-nodes
– Six new Boarding Actions missions, focusing on an attacker-defender dynamic

With this book, you will also receive a code to unlock Arks of Omen: Angron content in Warhammer 40,000: The App.

You will need a copy of the Warhammer 40,000 Core Rules and Arks of Omen: Abaddon to use the contents of this book.

Continue with the path of the Warmaster, this time with the plans regarding Angron and his World Eaters carving a blood path.

Angron, Daemon Primarch of Khorne Retail Price: $160

This multipart kit builds Angron, Daemon Primarch of Khorne – the eternal master of the World Eaters Legion. This imposing warrior towers head and shoulders above most miniatures on the battlefield, including his own frenzied sons amongst the World Eaters. He’s armed with his massive chainaxe, Spinegrinder, and the brutal rune-etched daemon sword known as Samni’arius – both weapons chained to his wrists in true Nucerian style. His warped form is festooned with grisly trophies and World Eaters iconography, with a barbed club-tail whipping behind him, shadowed by a pair of sinister spiked wings. Even his base is littered with skulls, as his hooved feet mount a broken rocky outcrop.

Angron’s monstrous visage can be built in a fanged roar or close-mouthed snarl, and he can be assembled with his infernal musculature laid bare, or clad in the twisted Armour of Mars – the same gladiatorial plate that he wore during the Horus Heresy, warped to match his daemonic form. However you build him, the powerful physique, dynamic pose, and sheer size of this fallen Primarch commands immediate attention, making him a truly impressive centrepiece in any World Eaters army and an absolute treat for painters and collectors of all stripes.

This kit comprises 77 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 100mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Angron is insane, and he will be an absolute beast on the field, without a doubt. Plus, that model is everything we hoped it would be!

If you’re planning on picking up the book and the model at the same time, an exclusive art print bundle will net you the excellent artwork seen on the cover of Arks of Omen: Angron – but only while stocks last.

This art is sick, and hey, if you’re getting both, why not get the bundle for a freebie too?

Codex: World Eaters Retail Price: $55

Inside this 88-page hardback book, you’ll find:
– In-depth background information on the World Eaters, from the dark days of the Horus Heresy to millenia spent in exile across the warp
– Bloody artwork featuring gruesome depictions of World Eaters slaking their fury across the galaxy
– All the rules you need to play a World Eaters army, including 22 datasheets, Blood Tithe rules, Warlord Traits, Relics, rules for fielding the Disciples of the Red Angel, Stratagems, and more
– Rules for Crusade campaigns and narrative games that allow you to claim the skulls of worthy foes and win Khorne’s favour
– An ‘Eavy Metal showcase featuring literal Legions of gorgeously painted World Eaters miniatures

With this book, you will also receive a code to unlock Codex: World Eaters content in Warhammer 40,000: The App.

Of course, there is not much of an update without a brand-new codex packed with tons of new rules!

Lord Invocatus Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds Lord Invocatus – a legendary warlord of the World Eaters Legion. This mysterious figure is mounted atop his mighty juggernaut Khal’guruth, Steed of the Burning Sky, and wields a pair of signature weapons – a bolt pistol called Trickster’s Doom, kept holstered at his waist, and a peerless chainaxe dubbed Coward’s Bane. His ornate armour bears all the signs of Khorne’s hellish favour – from the sigils of Chaos to his biomechanical daemonic helm.

This kit can alternatively build a World Eaters Lord on Juggernaut.

This kit comprises 66 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 90x52mm Round Bases. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Lord Invocatus is the World Eater equivalent of Haarken from the Black Legion. He is a high-ranking character with an amazing model and will most likely help out your other troops nearby.

Exalted Eightbound Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds three Eightbound – shockingly potent demi-daemons fielded by the World Eaters. These monstrous warriors resemble warped, overgrown Khorne Berzerkers, from their exposed muscles and cybernetics to their ornate and twisted armour. Each Eightbound is armed with two eviscerators, massive chain weapons resembling chainswords or chainaxes. You can also build an Eightbound Champion, who can instead be armed with a pair of cleaver-like lacerators, or a two-handed heavy chainglaive.

The kit is loaded with interchangeable and cosmetic components, including alternate heads, different designs for chest plates, shoulder pads, and power packs, the ability to mix in more mutated parts, and the option to build your Eightbound with bare torsos. There’s enough variety to make each Eightbound pack unique, and fill your bits box with extras. This kit can alternatively build three Exalted Eightbound, an even more heavily-mutated squad of World Eaters.

This kit comprises 88 plastic components – a truly auspicious number – and is supplied with 3x Citadel 40mm Round Bases. Also included is a World Eaters Transfer Sheet, with 200 transfers featuring Khornate symbols, runic tattoos, eight-pointed stars, skulls, and variations on the World Eaters Legion icon. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

The Eightbound are a sweet new kit, and they are sure to dominate in melee combat. Plus, you get two different model variants and datasheet options with them!

Khorne Berzerkers Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Khorne Berzerkers – transhuman battering rams implanted with rage-inducing Butcher’s Nails. Each of these warriors wields a Berzerker chainblade – which covers a variety of chainaxes and chainswords – alongside a bolt pistol. The kit includes components to arm up to two Berzerkers with massive two-handed eviscerators, another two with plasma pistols, and add a skull-topped Berzerker icon to your squad. You can also build a Berzerker Champion, who comes with extra head and pauldron options and can be armed with a plasma pistol of his own.

You’ll find loads of interchangeable build options in this box – including power packs, shoulder pads with sculpted designs, and 26 unique heads split between crested helmets or bare faces – to help ensure that no two Berzerkers in your World Eaters warband look quite the same.

This kit comprises 141 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. Also included is a World Eaters Transfer Sheet, with 200 transfers featuring Khornate symbols, runic tattoos, eight-pointed stars, skulls, and variations on the World Eaters Legion icon. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

The Berserkers finally got their new kit, and it looks amazing! Khorne players rejoice!

Jakhals Retail Price: $50

This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Jakhals – human cultists sworn to the service of the World Eaters. Each model is equipped with paired chainblades and a holstered autopistol, and carries a container of sinister chemicals on their back. One of these warriors is a hulking Dishonoured, bigger and more powerful than their comrades, who can instead be armed with a spiked skullsmasher mace. The kit includes components to arm one Jakhal with a two-handed mauler chainblade, equip another with a skull-strung Jakhal icon, and build a Jakhal Pack Leader with a grisly trophy rack. You’ll also find loads of cosmetic build options for both Jakhals and Dishonoured, including a variety of interchangeable heads, weapons, and arms to mix things up across your whole army.

This kit comprises 96 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base and 10x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. Also included is a World Eaters Transfer Sheet, with 200 transfers featuring Khornate symbols, runic tattoos, eight-pointed stars, skulls, and variations on the World Eaters Legion icon. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

These new all-in-melee cultists are sweet and will probably do pretty well if they aren’t over-costed!

World Eaters Datacards Retail Price: $29 & Dice Set Retail Price: $35

Spruce up your World Eaters collection with a set of handy reference datacards for your important rules and stratagems, and a pack of 15 thematic dice cast in swirly red plastic with gold pips and the World Eaters logo on the six face.

Show off your commitment and learn the new rules faster with these dice and cards.

Balefleet Battleforce Retail Price: $210

This set includes the following:
– 1x Daemon Prince
– 1x Heldrake
– 5x Chaos Space Marines Terminators
– 10x Possessed
– 1x Chaos Space Marines Transfer Sheet, containing 364 transfers

All models are supplied with their appropriate bases.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Lean a little bit into the Daemonic side and pick up this battleforce for a good addition to Chaos Space Marines.

Boarding Patrol: Space Marines Retail Price: $110

This set includes the following:
– 1x Captain in Gravis Armour
– 5x Heavy Intercessors
– 10x Assault Intercessors
– 1x Ultramarines Infantry Transfer Sheet, containing 299 transfers

All models are supplied with their appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Rules for playing Boarding Action games of Warhammer 40,000 can be found in the Arks of Omen: Abaddon supplement. Additional rules for Space Marines Boarding Patrols can be found in Arks of Omen: Angron.

GW New Releases: February 12th

New Kasrkin, Kill Team: Soulshackle, & More: Pricing & Links

It’s nice to see the new Kasrkin, along with the new Kroot upgrade box, Imperial Breachers, and Necrons come out in their own boxes! On top of that, you can already get the new Adeptus Arbites models (well, in a box set, that is) and the new Warcry boxset we just saw revealed.

Keep in mind these are all being capped to stores at two each and one of the Horus Heresy Skyhunter Squadron. Some items, such as the Kasrkin and the Kill Team: Soulshakle box, are already sold out on Games Workshop’s US website!

Kill Team: Soulshackle Retail Price: $185

In the latest expansion for Kill Team, the ultimate agents of Imperial law enter the Gallowdark and clash with elite Drukhari Kabalites in a series of running battles. Soulshackle introduces new terrain, rules for breaching walls, and control consoles, as well as these two new Kill Teams.

In this box you’ll find:

1x 120-page Kill Team: Soulshackle rules manual: Plunge deeper into the Gallowdark, with background material exploring this vast space hulk and the operatives seeking to escape its clutches. This manual also offers new rules, datacards, and background tables for both the Adeptus Arbites and Hand of The Archon kill teams, plus additional killzone rules for Breach Points, Hatchway Jammers, and Control Consoles, nine new Shadow Ops missions themed around breaching command stations, and nine Critical Ops missions for playing in the Gallowdark.

21x Citadel miniatures: Two full kill teams, including Adeptus Arbites miniatures available for the first time in this box, each featuring a wide array of customisation and alternate assembly options. Extra components allow for deep personalisation of your Kill Team, and many models can be assembled as multiple different kinds of operative.

Adeptus Arbites – Exaction Squad Kill Team:
– 11 all-new elite Adeptus Arbites operatives, available for the first time in this set – festooned with incredible details and loads of options
– Components to build specialists like a Vigilant, Castigator, Marksman, Leashmaster, and an ever-faithful R-VR Cyber-Mastiff
– Full transfer sheet with 297 markings and icons

Drukhari – Hand of The Archon Kill Team:
– 10 Kabalite Agent models, led by a cunning Kabalite Archsybarite
– Extra components to build specialists like the Crimson Duellist, Disciple of Yaelindra, Elixicant, Flayer, and Skysplinter Assassin.
– Additional cosmetic options to customise your Drukhari

34x pieces of Killzone: Gallowdark terrain: This modular system of walls, doors, and pillars can be arranged in a huge variety of configurations to create different room and corridor layouts, with glueless assembly allowing you to adjust their positioning in-game.

15x pieces of Killzone: Soulshackle terrain: New pieces of detailed, modular terrain to expand your killzone, specially-designed to suit the missions found in Kill Team: Soulshackle – including Breach Points, Hololith Dials, Pillars, Augur Displays, Control Lecterns, Relay Stations, and Hatchway Jammers.

1x double-sided Soulshackle game board: Set up your terrain on this folding cardboard game board measuring 30″ by 22″, depicting the battle-scarred deck plating of the space hulk on both sides.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

This group of new Arbites models is pretty sick, and even better there’s a Robot dog! What’s not to love?

Kill Team: Kasrkin Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds a squad of 10 Kasrkin, Cadia’s unmatched special forces. These miniatures can be used as Kasrkin operatives in games of Kill Team, or fielded with Astra Militarum armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. These highly-trained soldiers are armed with hot-shot lasguns fuelled by a back-mounted power-pack, and can be equipped with a variety of special weapons – including grenade launchers, hot-shot volley guns, and meltaguns. The kit includes loads of interchangeable heads and accessories to customise your kill team, plus components to build specialists like the camouflaged Sharpshooter, stimm-wielding Combat Medic, explosive Demo-trooper, and more.

This set comprises 166 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. Also included is a Cadian Infantry Transfer Sheet, with 597 transfers featuring numerals, squad markings, and Cadian regimental heraldry. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

This new set is great for Kill Team, but also for 40k! Players have been loving them in competitive play, so this box is sure to be a big hit.

Kill Team: Farstalker Kinband Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds a Farstalker Kinband of 10 veteran Kroot mercenaries, accompanied by two savage Kroot Hounds. These miniatures can be used as Farstalker Kinband operatives in games of Kill Team, or fielded with T’au Empire armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. This rag-tag pack of hardened mercenaries can be built with a huge variety of heads, weapons, and accessories – including bizarre alien armaments like the Dvorgite skinner and Londaxi tribalest – allowing you to assemble specialists such as the bionic Cold-blood, cunning Stalker, bird-taming Tracker, and more.

This set comprises 142 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases, 1x Citadel 28mm Round Base, and 1x Citadel 32mm Round Base. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Kroot are interesting, and if you were ever intrigued by the sub-factions, now is a great time to start them.

Kill Team: Imperial Navy Breachers Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds a squad of 10 Imperial Navy Breachers accompanied by two robotic supporters – the scanning C.A.T. Unit and explosive Gheistskull. These miniatures can be used as Imperial Navy Breacher operatives in games of Kill Team, or fielded with any Imperium army in games of Warhammer 40,000. These hardy troops are armed with short-range boarding weaponry, including hatchets and powerful shotguns. The kit includes loads of interchangeable heads and accessories to customise your kill team, plus components to build specialists like the skilled Void-jammer, bulky Grenadier, shield-toting Endurant, and more.

This set comprises 153 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 25mm Round Bases and 2x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

The Imperial Navy breaches are back, this time outside of the box, making it easier than ever to get them!

Kill Team: Hierotek Circle Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds a Hierotek Circle of eight Necron models – a full Kill Team of calculating mechanical acquisitors. This set includes a Cryptek Technomancer to lead their minions, a Plasmacyte Accelerator and Reanimator to enhance and repair the Circle’s fighters, and five Necron soldiers which can be built as sniping Deathmarks or relentless Immortals – the kit also includes components to upgrade one Immortal into a disciplined Despotek enforcer, and another into an arcane Apprentek assistant.

This set comprises 125 plastic components, and is supplied with 1x Citadel 50mm Round Base, 2x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, and 5x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

This set of Necrons has a few unique models, so fans may want to get them just for that.

Killzone: Gallowdark $150 (GW Exclusive)

This kit comprises 180 plastic components, with which you can build:
– 1x Gallowdark modular terrain set, comprising 34 terrain pieces:
– 4x Short Walls with Hatchway and Pillars (2 different designs)
– 2x Short Walls with Hatchway
– 2x Long Walls with Hatchway and Pillars
– 2x Long Walls with Hatchway
– 2x Long Walls with Pillars
– 2x Long Walls
– 2x Short Walls
– 16x Pillars
– 2x Wall Ends

– 20x Killzone: Into the Dark terrain pieces:
– 2x Overhead Pipes
– 2x Broken Pipes
– 2x Power Panels
– 2x Control Panels
– 2x Tanks
– 2x Pipes
– 2x Dynamos
– 6x Into the Dark Barricades

1x double-sided game board: Set up your terrain on this folding cardboard game board measuring 704mm x 607mm, depicting the battle-scarred deck plating of a space hulk on both sides.

The contents of this set are supplied unassembled and unpainted

This huge corridor set of terrain is pretty neat, and combining two for 40k is pretty sweet as well.

Killzone Upgrade: Shadowvaults $35 (GW Exclusive)

This kit comprises 27 plastic components, with which you can build:
– 11x Killzone: Shadowvaults terrain pieces:
– 2x Security Panels
– 2x Weapons Lockers
– 2x Cameras
– 2x Small Equipment Piles
– 1x Crawler Robot – can be built as a Haulage Robot or Breacher Robot
– 1x Bomb
– 1x Sentry Turret with Heavy Bolter

The contents of this set are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Not too much to say about this, just that if you like this terrain, pick it up!

Kill Team: Into the Dark Retail Price: $45

This is the paperback Kill Team supplement originally found in the Kill Team: Into the Dark boxed set, now available on its own. Inside these 120 pages, you’ll find full rules and background for both the disciplined Imperial Navy Breacher and savage Farstalker Kinband kill teams, datacards (including fillable blanks to copy), Tac Ops and Ploys, equipment lists, and Spec Ops rules including Rare Equipment and Battle Honours.

Also contained within is a lore guide to the twisting history of the Gallowdark space hulk, Close Quarters rules for fighting in space hulks, full killzone rules for using the Gallowdark terrain set alongside Into the Dark terrain pieces, a complete Gallowdark Expedition system for Spec Ops campaigns, and the Shadow Operations: Gallowdark Mission Pack and Critical Operations: Gallowdark Mission Pack, which together offer 18 missions for use in your games of Kill Team, playable with any faction.

If you wanted to get these rules without the rest of the box, nows is your chance!

Kill Team: Shadowvaults Retail Price: $45

This is the paperback Kill Team supplement originally found in the Kill Team: Shadowvaults boxed set, now available on its own. Inside these 120 pages, you’ll find full rules and background for both the elite Kasrkin and calculating Hierotek Circle kill teams, datacards (including fillable blanks to copy), Tac Ops and Ploys, equipment lists, and Spec Ops rules including Rare Equipment and Battle Honours.

Also contained within is a lore guide to the shadowy depths of the Gallowdark, Close Quarters rules for fighting in space hulks, full killzone rules for using the Gallowdark terrain set alongside Shadowvaults terrain pieces, and the Shadow Operations: Shadowvaults Mission Pack and Critical Operations: Gallowdark Mission Pack, which together offer 18 missions and stealthy Infiltration rules for use in your games of Kill Team, playable with any faction.

Books like this are great because they give you more ways to play without too much investment in the large box sets.

Kill Team Dice Sets Retail Price: $38 Each

Add some themed dice to your collection for your Kill Team of choice, with sets coming for the Arbites Exaction Squad, Drukhari Hand of the Archon, Navy Breachers and Farstalker Kinband.

Boarding Actions: Void War Bases Retail Price: $

The kit includes:
– 60x textured and scenic plastic bases:
– 20x 25mm round bases
– 20x 28.5mm round bases
– 20x 32mm round bases
– 54x decorative scenery elements:
– 4x large gantry/flooring plates
– 4x broken large gantry/flooring plates
– 6x grilles
– 6x broken grille plates
– 10x small gantry/flooring plate pieces
– 24x damaged hardware items, including vox relays, fans, and gauges.

The contents of this set are supplied unpainted and require assembly

These might be 40k bases, but these can really be used on anything, more or less.

Warcry: Bloodhunt Retail Price: $185

Khornate cultists who worship a Flesh Hound fight a savage war against ascetic vampire monks in the depths of Ghur with the next expansion for Warcry.

The Askurgan Trueblades are monastic Soulblight vampires who preach restraint and self-denial. They have journeyed to the ruins of Talaxis deep in the heart of the Gnarlwood in search of an ancient master. Here they are set upon by the Claws of Karanak, frenzied cultists who act more like beasts than humans.

This boxed set contains:
– 64-page softcover Warband Tome: Predator and Prey – with background, artwork, rules, quests, and campaigns for both of the two warbands in the box

– Askurgan Trueblades – Eight undead warrior-monks who pride themselves on their ability to restrain their monstrous instincts. These multipart plastic miniatures include 1x Askurgan Exemplar, 2x Askurgan Ascetics, 1x Curseblood, 1x Askurgan Pariah, and 3x Askurgan Acolytes, armed with a variety of weapons

– Claws of Karanak – Eight Khornate warriors are who utterly relentless when running down their chosen prey. These multipart plastic miniatures include 1x Packlord, 1x Hound of Wrath, 2x Brutalisers, and 4x Blood Whelps, armed with a variety of weapons

– Gnarlwood Scenery – 10 pieces of plastic terrain, fully compatible with existing Gnarlwood scenery kits, including 2x Fortified Gnarloaks with ladders, 2x Fortified Platforms, 2x Rope Bridges, and 5x Obstacles such as shattered ruins, palisades, bones, and broken posts

– A double-sided 22″ x 30″ folding gaming board, depicting two perilous jungle floors

– 30x battleplan cards, including 12x terrain cards, 6x deployment cards, 6x victory cards, and 6x twist cards

– 18x warband cards, including 2x ability cards, 3x divider cards, 7x fighter cards for the Askurgan Trueblades, and 6x fighter cards for the Claws of Karanak

Whether you’re jumping into Warcry for the first time or expanding on your existing collection, Bloodhunt will have you playing skirmish battles between these two awesome warbands in a disturbing and deadly landscape. You will need a copy of the Warcry: Core Book to use the contents of this expansion box.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

The new Khorne and Vampire models are super welcome, especially since both factions are pretty popular!

Hunters of Huanchi Retail Price: $60

This set contains 13 plastic miniatures:
– 1x Chameleon Skink Alpha. This miniature can alternatively be built as a Chameleon Skink. Either can be armed with a dartpipe or a shield and either a moonstone club or starstone bolas
– 1x Huanchi’s Claw. This miniature can alternatively be built as a Chameleon Skink with dartpipe.
– 1x Hornblower, armed with a moonstone club or a dartpipe. This miniature can alternatively be built as a Chameleon Skink with dartpipe
– 4x Chameleon Skinks with dartpipes, who can alternatively be equipped with shields and either moonstone clubs or starstone bolas
– 3x Chameleon Skinks with dartpipes
– 3x Terrawings

This set also includes:
– A Hunters of Huanchi abilities card, to help unleash this warband’s stealthy tactics in your games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian)
– 8x Hunters of Huanchi fighter cards, for viewing your rules at a glance
– 2x wound divider cards for tracking your fighters in battle

This kit comprises 94 plastic components, and is supplied with 3x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, 2x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases, and 9x Citadel 25mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

This group of skinks is pretty sweet, especially knowing that the Seraphon are getting a ton of new toys in the near future!

The Jade Obelisk Retail Price: $60

This set contains 10 plastic miniatures:
– 1x Nephrite Priestess
– 1x Obelisk Bearer
– 1x Idolarc
– 3x Desecrators, who can be armed with either iconoclast warpicks or statue-smasher hammers
– 4x Defacers, who can be armed with antithete bows or stonecutter tools.

This set also includes:
– An abilities card for The Jade Obelisk, to help unleash this warband’s destructive tactics in your games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian)
– 7x fighter cards for The Jade Obelisk, for viewing your rules at a glance
– 2x wound divider cards for tracking your fighters in battle

This kit comprises 83 plastic components, and is supplied with 5x Citadel 32mm Round Bases and 5x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Now that this is available separately pick this up if you were waiting!

Sky-hunter Squadron Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds three Sky-hunters – skilled Legionaries mounted on high-speed jetbikes. Each bike can be armed with a choice of heavy bolter, multi-melta, plasma cannon, or volkite culverin, and comes with optional sigils for Loyalists and Traitors, as well as accessories such as pistol holsters, sheathed chainswords, and an augur device and stowed helmet. The Space Marine riders have interchangeable heads and chestplates, and can be built in a variety of poses – revving their bikes, brandishing pistols, and one swinging his chainsword. Each is armed with a chainsword and your choice of bolt pistol or volkite serpenta – the kit also includes one hand flamer.

This kit comprises 161 plastic components, and is supplied with three Citadel 60mm Round Bases and three Citadel 50mm Ball Top Flying Stems. Also included is a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet, containing 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Old-school jet bikes from 30k hit the stage, and they look pretty sweet. Since there isn’t much iconography, you can probably use them in any legion! These Jetbikes will be in plastic which is quite nice!

White Dwarf 485 Retail Price: $11

This month’s issue of White Dwarf is a Boarding Actions bonanza, containing new rules for this exciting new Warhammer 40,000 format. There’s information on Boarding Pods, Void Sieges, and Iron Warriors Bronzewrought Boarding Patrols. Alongside that, there’s a Battle Report in which the World Eaters attempt to free Khârn the Betrayer from a voidship, loads of Gloomspite Gitz content for Warcry, and all the usual articles and features to cover every angle of Warhammer.

White Dwarf is a great place to look at a ton of happenings in Warhammer, so if you want an easy read like that, these monthly issues are an easy pickup.

GW New Releases: February 19th

New Astra Militarum, Exclusive Miniature & More: Pricing & Links

It’s nice to finally see the rest of the new Imperial Guard stuff hit pre-order, as GW basically broke it down into three waves (if you include the Kasrkin).

So, if you want the Rough Riders or anything else, this will be the week for you! Here are all the pricing and links for the wave 3 of the new Astra Militarum.

Combat Patrol: Astra Militarum Retail Pricing: $160 (Allocated 5 Per Store)

This boxed set provides you with all the units you need to start your army or expand an existing collection. The contents have been chosen to provide you with a stoic core for any Astra Militarum force, ideal for Combat Patrol-sized games – which require 25 Power Level’s worth of models – and will also save you money compared to buying the contents individually. The miniatures in this box come with loads of options, allowing you to really personalise your force.

This set includes the following multipart plastic models:
– 1x Cadian Command Squad, comprising 5x models
– 20x Cadian Shock Troops
– 1x Armoured Sentinel, which can also be built as a Scout Sentinel
– 2x Ordnance Teams
– 1x Cadian Infantry Transfer Sheet, featuring 597x transfers

If you’ve seen Guard get all their new toys recently, you might have considered starting them. Well, this patrol makes it even easier!

Cadian Castellan Retail Price: $35

This multipart plastic kit builds a Cadian Castellan – a senior leader of the Astra Militarum. This hugely customisable miniature can be armed with a las pistol, bolt pistol, or plasma pistol in one hand, or instead point sternly forward. In the other hand, they can wield a chainsword, power sword, boltgun, or a power fist with a back-mounted generator. The kit also includes a variety of aesthetic options, including a choice of two torso poses, various arm poses, four distinctive heads, and accessories such as pistol holsters, purity seals, pouches, and a sheathed sword.

The miniature also features a scenic base, allowing the Castellan to be posed in an appropriately commanding and heroic manner.

This kit comprises 38 plastic components and comes with 1x Citadel 28.5mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted

Pick up this HQ if you haven’t yet, luckily as its own box (or blister pack)!

Commissar Retail Price: $35

This multipart plastic kit builds a Commissar – a disciplinary officer of the Officio Prefectus. Clad in the ominous longcoat and signature high-peaked cap of his station, this miniature is armed with a bolt pistol for delivering the Emperor’s justice – to friend or foe – and can be built with either a vicious chainsword or single-edged power sword, both with a wrist-mounted power pack. A scenic rubble base is also included, to elevate this grim overseer above the rank and file.

This kit comprises 12 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 28.5mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Grab this new Commissar for some variation from the old versions or just a new model to add to your forces.

Attilan Rough Riders Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds five Attilan Rough Riders. These rugged warriors are mounted on horses loaded with battlefield gear, from flasks and bedrolls to holstered laspistols and saddle-slung lasguns. Each Rough Rider wields an explosive hunting lance, which can be built with an infantry-shredding frag tip or tank-busting melta tip. One Rough Rider can also be built with an electrical goad lance, and the kit includes components to assemble a Rough Rider Sergeant with a choice of two plumed heads and an optional power saber – brandished for the attack, or sheathed at the hip.

There are loads of cosmetic choices and interchangeable options to make each squad of Rough Riders your own – you’ll find different lance-wielding arm poses, a huge variety of multipart heads, and a host of front and rear bandoliers, laden with items like grenades, pouches, and a curved Attilan dagger.

This kit comprises 122 plastic components, and is supplied with 5x Citadel 60x35mm Oval Bases. Also included is a Cadian Infantry Transfer Sheet with 597 transfers, and an Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheet with 475 transfers from a variety of regiments. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Snag some iconic guard cavalry as these new Rough Riders are sure to be a hit with the new Lord Solar.

Cadian Upgrades Retail Price: $35

This upgrade set comprises 87 plastic components and is designed to be assembled with other Astra Militarum plastic kits, which are sold separately. These components are supplied unpainted and require assembly

This kit contains:

– 18x Cadian Heads:
– 6x Cadian Cadet heads, with caps bearing a wingless skull
– 6x Masked Cadian heads, with sealed rebreather helmets
– 6x Bare Cadian heads, with a variety of characterful features

– Cadian Shock Trooper Sergeant Upgrade Set:
– 1x Alternate head
– 1x Right arm with belt-fed autogun
– 2x Left arms – one bionic limb and the other holding an ammo belt

– Cadian Shock Trooper Ammo-jack Upgrade Set:
– 1x Alternate head
– 1x Tool pack
– 1x Left arm with ammo tin
– 2x Right arms – one with a fuel can and the other with a shouldered lasgun

– Cadian Shock Trooper Wounded Upgrade Set:
– 1x Bandaged head
– 1x Bedroll pack with stowed helmet
– 1x Left arm in cast and sling
– 1x Right arm with lasgun and sling

– Cadian Shock Trooper Navigator Upgrade Set:
– 1x Head with eye lens
– 1x Bundle of rope
– 1x Left arm with lasgun
– 1x Right arm with map

– Cadian Shock Trooper Left-handed Upgrade Set:
– 1x Alternate head
– 1x Bedroll
– 1x Left arm holding lasgun
– 1x Right arm supporting lasgun

– Cadian Battlefield Medic:
– A complete plastic miniature depicting a trained medic with a unique helix-marked helmet, crouching to apply triage with a blood bag and syringe, their lasgun slung over their shoulder. Note that this miniature is not supplied with a base.

– Cadian Battlefield Mechanic:
– A complete plastic miniature designed to crouch atop the hull of a Rogal Dorn Battle Tank, depicting a field engineer with slicked-back hair and rolled sleeves, ready to apply maintenance with a hefty wrench. Note that this miniature is not supplied with a base.

– Cadian Armoured Company Officer:
– A decorated, scarred officer designed to fit in the open hatch of a Rogal Dorn Battle Tank. He can be built with one of two right arm options – braced firmly on his hip, or wielding a power sword.

– 14x Cadian Accessories, including:
– 5x Bayonets or combat knives
– 2x Sandbags
– 1x Spare helmet
– 1x Canister
– 1x Holstered pistol
– 1x Fuel can
– 1x Backpack
– 1x Right arm wielding an axe
– 1x Grave marker, made from a lasgun planted in the ground and topped by a helmet and tags

Upgrade your guard with these sweet extra Cadian bits.

Aegis Defence Line Retail Price: $75

This multipart plastic kit builds two Aegis Defence Lines – modular defensive structures that can be assembled and reconfigured to suit your battlefield. Each Aegis Defence Line is made up of six barricade sections – one with a distinct ‘broken’ appearance – and a single firing platform, plus a variety of connecting pillars and end sections. The core platform can be built with a choice of two different barriers, and the kit’s modular design allows you to rearrange each component as you see fit. You can even position multiple Aegis Defence Lines to create an unbroken wall suited to seeing off foes of any size.

This kit comprises 64 plastic components.

Captain Messinius Retail Price: $38

First released as part of the Black Library Celebration 2023, Captain Messinius takes to the battlefield clad in power armour decorated with the symbols of the White Consuls, Crusade Fleet Tertius, and the Lord Commander himself. He wears a unique power fist adorned with sculpted auramite, and wields a plasma pistol in his other hand. Messinius can be built with a wreath-topped helmet or a bare head, revealing his scarred features.

This kit comprises 14 plastic components, and is supplied with 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Messinius uses the Primaris Captain rules available in Codex: Space Marines, allowing you to field him in your Adeptus Astartes armies straight away.

Black Library miniatures are usually bangers, and this is no different! If you’ve read the books and know the character, dope! If not, it’s still a great new model you can use as a stand-in.

GW New Releases: February 26th

New Strike Force Agastus & Boarding Patrols: Pricing & Links

While the models in the box haven’t been received the best, it is nice to see them and some of the Arks of Omen Boarding Patrols hitting pre-order so soon after being revealed.

Strike Force Agastus Retail Price: $200

This set includes the following multipart plastic models:
– 1x Primaris Lieutenant
– 1x Brutalis Dreadnought
– 5x Heavy Intercessors
– 10x Desolation Marines
– 2x Ultramarines Infantry Transfer sheets, each containing 279 transfers

All models are supplied with their appropriate bases.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

The two big ticket items in this bundle are the new Redemptor, which is looking dope, and the Desolation Marines featuring their huge cannons. So be sure to pick this up if you don’t want to wait for their respective separate releases.

Boarding Patrol: Chaos Space Marines Retail Price: $125

This set includes the following:
– 1x Abaddon the Despoiler
– 10x Chaos Space Marine Legionaries
– 20x Chaos Cultists, armed with brutal assault weapons and autopistols
– 1x Chaos Space Marines Transfer Sheet, containing 364 transfers

This box can be used to assemble a variety of units – the recommended build for Boarding Action games is Abaddon the Despoiler, five Legionaries, and two Cultist Mobs of ten models each.

All models are supplied with their appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

As a great starting point, this box gets you a good selection of chaff and the big bad leader himself if you haven’t gotten him yet!

Boarding Patrol: Tyranids Retail Price: $125

This set includes the following:
– 1x Broodlord
– 6x Tyranid Warriors
– 8x Genestealers

This box can be used to assemble a variety of units – the recommended build for Boarding Action games is a Broodlord, five Genestealers, and two three-model units of Tyranid Warriors.

All models are supplied with their appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Filled with the three most core kits to Tyranids, this box comes with a great selection for anyone looking to start or bolster their boarding patrol forces.

Boarding Actions: Void War Bases Retail Price: $38 (Delayed From 11 FEB)

The contents of this set are supplied unpainted and require assembly

These might be 40k bases, but these can really be used on anything, more or less.

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