Frontline Gaming just dropped a huge restock of used Warhammer 40k models, with out-of-print metal models, and rare finds at deal prices.
If you’ve been hunting for kits that Games Workshop doesn’t even sell anymore, or just use Warhammer models for less, Frontline Gaming has you covered. Their May 2026 restock is heavy on the rare and out-of-print side of the Warhammer 40k hobby, which makes this one of the more interesting ones in a while.
Have gaps in your army or a project that needs fresh reinforcements? Now’s the time to check the FLG second hand Warhammer 40k shop, because the latest haul includes the kind of stuff you usually only see at a swap meet or buried in someone’s attic bitz box.
We’re talking OOP metal classics and current plastics all sitting on the same digital shelf. Thier store isnt just full of “buy this cheaper than retail” deals, half of these you literally cannot buy from GW anymore at any price.
So, if you’ve ever flipped through an old codex lately and thought, “I wish I could still get that kit,” this is the restock for you.
What’s In the Latest FLG Second Hand Warhammer Shop Drop
- Sale: Frontline Gaming Secondhand Shop restock, used and out-of-print Warhammer 40k
- Status: Available now, limited used stock (when it sells, it’s gone)
- Retailer: Frontline Gaming Secondhand Shop
- Featured this drop: Land Raider Crusader ($90), Forge World Nurgle Daemon Prince ($80), Mortarch of Delusion ($100), Forge World Medusa Siege Gun ($150)
- Price range: $80 to $150
- Why it’s good: Out-of-print and discounted 40k kits well below new retail, including hard-to-find Forge World kits.
Updated on July 28, 2026, by Rob Baer with the latest restock and freshly featured kits. All prices are current as of the publish date. Every qualifying purchase from this article helps Spikey Bits keep the lights on and the fun going.
Yup, the July 2026 restock is heavy on classics, and it’s the potential for a rare find that makes this all worth checking out. Plus, don’t forget to check out the whole store for tons of great finds besides what’s in this post as well.
Land Raider Crusader: $80
The Land Raider Crusader is a heavily armored Space Marine assault transport packed with hurricane bolters and built to carry larger squads straight into the fight. Originally developed by the Black Templars, it traded the standard Land Raider’s long-range firepower for more troop space and brutal close-range support.
Forge World Nurgle Daemon Prince: $80
This hulking resin Daemon Prince is covered in the bloated flesh, rot, and decay that made classic Forge World Nurgle models so recognizable. Also known as Mamon, the sculpt originally appeared during the Siege of Vraks era and makes a suitably disgusting centerpiece for a Chaos or Death Guard army.
Ushoran, Mortarch of Delusion: $100
Ushoran is the massive centerpiece character for the Flesh-eater Courts, towering over his followers as the Carrion King and source of their shared delusions. One of Nagash’s oldest Mortarchs, he combines ancient vampire history with a model packed full of ruined finery, trophies, and monstrous detail.
Forge World Medusa Siege Gun: $150
The Medusa Siege Gun is a heavy Imperial artillery piece built to crack fortifications with a massive, short-ranged siege cannon. Its history stretches back to the Great Crusade, when early versions were fielded by the Space Marine Legions before becoming a staple of Imperial Guard siege regiments.
Why This FLG Second-Hand Warhammer Store Restock Stands Out
Most “deal alert” posts come down to one thing: the same kit you can get at GW, just a few bucks cheaper. This restock isn’t that; it’s one giant Warhammer discontinued back catalog showing up in one place, which is way more interesting than another markdown on something that’ll be on the shelf next week.
What you see in the FLG store is exactly what you get, with no surprises, hidden fees, or maybe-it-ships-next-month nonsense. Every model in the shop comes straight from players selling their collections, which is why the inventory has the weird, rare, and discontinued stuff you can’t find on the GW webstore anymore.
The slider and category system on the FLG storefront make it easy to dig past the featured kits, too.
If the four highlights above don’t fit your army, browse the rest of the used Warhammer 40k inventory, and you’ll usually find something else worth pulling the trigger on. Plus, we’ve also got a full guide on how to buy used Warhammer armies if this is your first run at building cheap, and tips on buying used armies for figuring out what’s actually worth your money.
Best of all, if you’ve got models gathering dust instead, the flip side works too. Here’s how to sell your used Warhammer miniatures and turn that pile back into a hobby budget.
Final Thoughts on the FLG Used Warhammer 40k Models Restock
Restocks like this don’t sit around for long, and the OOP stuff almost never does. So if you’ve been holding out for metal classics like these or just looking for deals in general, this is the kind of drop that disappears in days, not weeks.
Cheap Warhammer 40k models are one thing, but discontinued kits at deal prices are a totally different thing, and that’s exactly what’s sitting in the FLG used Warhammer 40k models shop right now.
Pair that with the hundreds of used painted miniatures and the rotating discounts on terrain and used Warhammer from FLG, and you’ve got one of the cleaner ways to bulk out an army without paying current GW prices. Then there are the latest cheap Warhammer discount codes to use as well, running alongside this if you want to stack the savings even further.
If you’ve been waiting for a sign to grab a kit GW doesn’t make anymore, this restock is it. Just don’t wait on it too long.
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What used Warhammer 40k models are you hunting for in the latest FLG restock?
