Frontline Gaming’s Beat the Heat Sale is taking 15% off all FLG products from August 10 through 14, with the discount automatically applied in your cart.
If you’ve been waiting to grab a new gaming mat, Warhammer 40k terrain, hobby gear, or something else from the Frontline Gaming product lineup, this sale makes the timing a little easier. FLG’s Beat the Heat Sale knocks 15% off everything it makes through August 14, and there’s no promo code to mess with.
Whether you’re trying to finish a new 40k table or replace some hobby gear that’s seen better days, the whole FLG range is included while the sale is running.
- Sale Details: Get 15% off without any codes
- Retailer: Frontline Gaming
- Contents: The entire store
- Designed for: Warhammer 40k 11th Edition matched-play layouts, AoS, and other games
- Benefits: Get the products you’ve been waiting on for less
Save 15% on FLG Terrain, Mats, and Hobby Gear
Every qualifying purchase from this article helps Spikey Bits keep the lights on and the fun going. Updated on August 11th 2026, by Rob Baer with the new sale details.
The Beat the Heat Sale applies across FLG’s full product lineup, including mats, tokens, terrain, and other tabletop gear. Here are a few of our favorites worth checking out while they’re cheaper.
FLG Full Color Terrain: Pyrewaste – 11th Edition: $199-$254
In this set, you’re getting a full table’s worth of MDF terrain here, built around the footprint templates used for 11th Edition. Two 9-by-2 tall walls give you the big line-of-sight blockers, six 3-by-2 wall sections cover the middle of the board, and four 6-by-1 walls fill out the linear-cover slots.
There are also eight buildings, with two each at 7×5, 5×5, 6×3, and 5×3, plus the tank traps. Put it all together, and you’ve basically got the matched-play terrain layout covered straight from the box.
FLG Mats: Scorched Warzone: $18.95-$84.95
The Scorched Warzone mat uses the same neoprene mousepad construction FLG has used for its tournament mats for years, with scorched battlefield artwork designed to match the Pyrewaste terrain.
There are ten sizes, starting with a 24 by 14 skirmish mat and going up to an 8 by 4 tournament surface. The 44 by 60 size is included in the bundle, while the standalone 6-by-4 mat runs $84.95. Smaller sizes come down in price from there.
Put Pyrewaste on top, and the burnt MDF tones sit naturally against the mat instead of having the terrain and battlefield artwork fighting each other visually.
The Full Color MDF Set: $55
If you want terrain areas to be obvious during a game, the full color MDF set is probably the best option. You get printed 11th Edition 40k terrain footprints, so there’s much less guessing about where a feature actually starts and ends.
Plenty of games come down to whether a model is touching cover, inside a terrain feature, or sitting just outside it. Visible footprints make those calls easier before the table turns into a land-surveying exercise.
The full color set includes 16 bases spread across five footprint sizes. If you want the terrain boundaries handled without adding another hobby project to the pile, it’s a pretty straightforward solution.
Here’s what comes in the full color MDF set:
- 4× 11.5″ × 7″ Full Color MDF Base
- 2× Triangle 8″ × 11.5″ Full Color MDF Base
- 4× 6″ × 4″ Full Color MDF Base
- 2× 10″ × 2.5″ Full Color MDF Base
- 4× 6″ × 2″ Full Color MDF Base
For clubs and tournament tables, that visibility is probably the biggest reason to use them. Players and judges can tell where the terrain boundaries are without stopping the game to sort it out once dice are already rolling.
Second Hand Minis Worth Splurging On
If you’ve been in the market for some new miniatures and like the idea of saving a buck, be sure to check out the Secondhand store to see if they have what you’re looking for! There are tons of used Warhammer models and miniatures to browse!
Harlequin Starweaver $32.00 $40.00
This Harlequin Starweaver is the show‑stopper transport for Aeldari fans. With dual shuriken cannons and mirage launchers, it delivers a wall of S6 shots, perfect for Death Jesters on board.
Custodian Wardens $40.00 $50.00
Custodian Wardens bring unbreakable presence to any Adeptus Custodes list. Your opponent will call them “absolute menace”, tough to wound on a 2+ and granting a 4+ Feel No Pain once a game.
Tyranid Psychophage $32.00 $40.00
The Leviathan Psychophage is a hulking Tyranid monstrosity straight out of the Hive Fleet Leviathan starter box.
Forgeworld Xiphon Interceptor $120 $150
The Forge World Xiphon Pattern Interceptor, painted in Ultramarines livery, screams speed and precision aeronautics. If you want aerial dominance with blue-and-gold style, this model flies above the rest.
Don’t ignore the other second‑hand mini deals too. There are probably ton of minis that fit armies you already own and can make a cheap entry point into a new faction.
Final Thoughts on the FLG Summer Sale
If you already had FLG terrain, mats, or table gear on your shopping list, the Beat the Heat Sale is probably the better time to grab it.
The 15% discount runs through August 14 and applies automatically, so there’s nothing extra to track down at checkout. So, for anyone building out an 11th Edition 40k table, the terrain and footprint options are probably the most useful buys here, especially if you want something ready for regular games without adding another pile of hobby work.
What will you be picking up from the latest FLG sale?
