Here is the pricing and the pre-order lineup for the new World Eaters Combat Patrol, Underworlds Starter, and more Citadel paint sets!
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New World Eaters Combat Patrol, Underworlds, & More Pricing CONFIRMED!
Even though it’s been a long time coming, it’s nice for WE players to finally be able to grab the Combat Patrol! Then, GW is releasing a bunch of new paint sets, and finally, Underworlds is getting a new boxset!
Combat Patrol: World Eaters $160
It’s been more than eight weeks, eight days, eight hours, and eight minutes since we revealed Combat Patrol: World Eaters, and the angriest box of miniatures in the galaxy is finally coming to pre-order after an unavoidable delay in the warp. This is the perfect way to start a new World Eaters army or add to Angron’s horde, containing 20 Khorne Berzerkers and 10 Jakhals, led by the super-flexible World Eaters Lord on Juggernaut – who can also be built as Lord Invocatus.
Start your updated World Eaters off right with this great bundle of iconic berzerkers and Jackals, along with Invocatus!
Warhammer Underworlds: Wyrdhollow $95
The first expansion for the latest season of Warhammer Underworlds is here, as two warbands sizzling with arcane energy plunge deeper into the depths of the Gnarlwood. The three Knights-Arcanum of Domitan’s Stormcoven spit holy lightning from their fingertips and quest in the name of Sigmar, while Ephilim the Unknowable – apprentice to one of Tzeentch’s infamous Gaunt Summoners – warps the energies of his own daemonic followers to cast powerful spells turn after turn.
As well as two full warbands, Wyrdhollow also contains four preconstructed decks – one for each warband and two universal decks – suitable for the Rivals format, plus a game board, piles of useful dice and tokens, and a concise rulebook filled with background lore.
The new Season of Underworlds means tons of new rules along with Warbands in the near future!
Base Paint Set (Delayed in Japan) $55
Get 15 of the most universally used Citadel Base paints with this handy bundle, containing Abaddon Black, Corax White, Mechanicus Standard Grey, Wraithbone, Mephiston Red, Rhinox Hide, Mournfang Brown, Bugman’s Glow, Zandri Dust, Averland Sunset, Macragge Blue, Waaagh! Flesh, Orruk Flesh, Leadbelcher, and Balthasar Gold.
Paint bundles are an excellent place to start, and Base paints are always needed!
Layer Paint Set (Delayed in Japan) $55
Once you’ve got your basecoats down, you’ll want to layer up some bright and bold colours. This Layer Paint Set of 15 colours contains Altdorf Blue, Auric Armour Gold, Dawnstone, Evil Sunz Scarlet, Flash Gitz Yellow, Karak Stone, Kislev Flesh, Runefang Steel, Screaming Skull, Skarsnik Green, Warboss Green, Warpstone Glow, White Scar, Skrag Brown, and Gorthor Brown.
As you try adding more detail to your minis, Layers are essential, so this is another good bundle option if you’re looking to get quite a few of them.
Contrast Paint Set (Delayed in Japan) $55
Contrast paints can turn a single flat basecoat into a detailed landscape of shadows, highlights, and midtones with just one application, and a wide collection will give you all kinds of options for painting miniatures quickly and easily. This set of nine Contrast paints includes Black Legion, Apothecary White, Guilliman Flesh, Snakebite Leather, Skeleton Horde, Gutrippa Flesh, Asurmen Blue, Blood Angels Red, and Imperial Fist.
For best results, apply one even coat of Contrast paint over a basecoat of White Scar, Wraithbone, or Grey Seer Citadel Spray paint.
Contrast paint have proven that you can do some interesting things with them or even jumpstart the first steps!
Shade Paint Set (Delayed in Japan) $55
Finish off your models with some deep, dramatic shadows courtesy of the Shade Paint Set, comprising nine of the most popular colours in the range. The old stalwart Nuln Oil is joined by Agrax Earthshade, Drakenhof Nightshade, Reikland Fleshshade, Seraphim Sepia, Soulblight Grey, Biel-Tan Green, Carroburg Crimson, and Cassandora Yellow.
Shades, or Washes, are often the final touch adding a filter over parts of the model. With this many, you’ll have plenty of options!
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