Here come the new Age of Sigmar Minis. Come see the first shots of the long awaited Age of Sigmar starter box sprues!
via Wargamer 6-2-2015
So some initial thoughts via BoLS
– This is not all the sprues. – Not even close.
– On the left we we see the “heroes sprue” with the Chaos Lord (and his fleshhound) up top and the Sigmarite Lord down below. That is a lot of frame to use up on two models, but those are very elaborate, fancy models.
– On the right we see what looks like 5 Sigmarite models, 4 dudes on foot with shields, and 1 of the winged ones. Down below are 10 of the lesser chaos warriors.
– Missing are the armored Chaos Warriors, and their two-handed hammer-wielding Sigmarite counterparts, as well as the Sigmarite champion. I would assume 2 more sprues packed as densely as the one on the right should fill out the box.
– These sprues are just as impressively designed, densely packed, as the latest Warhammer 40,000 starter box. The fact that these are quick assembly minis is even more impressive.
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