It’s a hobby buffet of releases this week as new hobby boxes, Adeptus Titancius, and even Lord of the Rings is on the way for Black Friday weekend.
The Prices on GW’s next big releases have been confirmed by multiple retailers. Check out what’s hitting the shelves, and GW’s webstore next for the Warhammer hobby.
Large Project Box $80
Starting off with the large project box, this will have everything you need to hobby on the go all in one spot. It’s got paint racks to store all of your paints as well as a specific spot for each took to secure into. It’s a big price but it’s essentially your one-stop shop.
Medium Project Box $50
Each project box comes packed with our new paint racking system, which is pretty cool in its own right! This new, modular set of paint racks is organised into interlocking hexagonal hives that store 21 paints each, making them great for grouping the key paints you’re using on a particular project. Each can be fitted with feet to stand on your desk or can be screwed into your walls via the holes on each rack.
Citadel Paint Rack $18
If you don’t want to shell out $50 on a project box, you can always grab the paint racks and prop them up on your desk with the stands or even screw them into the wall above your hobby area!
Titanicus Warlord Titan With Plasma Annihilator $110
This is the second model to come out for the Warlord Titan. It’s equipped with the latest Plasma annihilator and monstrous Power Claw. This Warlord is most definitely designed for getting into your face in short/melee range. Speaking of melee, check out the other Titanicus models.
Titanicus Cerastus Knights $35
Run these guys up the board with your new Warlord and crack those void shields under sheer melee power.
Titanicus Terminal Card Packs $25
Titanicus Mortis & Gryphonicus Decal Transfer Sheet $18
Adeptus Titanicus Accessories $15
Disclaimer: We aren’t exactly sure what “accessories” these are. Could it be the battlefield assets and arc templates in the lower half of the picture here from Titanicus’s initial release?
Gandalf the White & Peregrin Took $40
If you’re a fan of old characters from the lore coming to life on the tabletop, we’ve got Gandalf and more coming your way.
Legolas & Tauriel $35
Theoden King of Rohan $35
Mirkwood Rangers $50
Travelling through Mirkwood is a perilous undertaking. Mirkwood Rangers show no fear, however, for they are hunters without peer and deadly warriors one and all.
Hunter Orks $50
Palace Guards $50
You’ve seen Elves in the movies roll through droves of Orks. Well, these are the elite of the elite. Charged with guarding the Elven Kings palace, expect these units to put up a serious fight.
Warriors of Dale $50
Warriors of Erebor $50
Grim Hammers $50
What’s worse than a Dwarf wielding a two-handed hammer? An armored Dward wielding a two-handed hammer. These guys look like they can dish out some pain and take it as well.
Goblin Warriors $50
Goblins are the scum of Middle Earth. Usually hanging out in large packs in crevices of the Earth, these will spring out and ambush small parties of travelers.
Gandalf the White Dice Set $12.50
Roll in style with Gandalf’s iconic rune on the “six” side of the dice!
Armies of the Hobbit Sourcebook $60
This massive sourcebook contains over 120 profiles and 20 army lists that let you field your favourite heroes, villains and armies from the time of the Battle of Five Armies.
As the holiday season closes in, it looks like GW is revving up their releases even more. Out of all these previews, what will you be picking up? Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group.
About the Author: Wesley Floyd
Wesley Floyd
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About Wesley Floyd: Wes has been in the Warhammer hobby since 2015 and joined the Spikey Bits writing team in 2018. He is known for his satirist takes on trending topics and imaginative yet amazingly affordable hobby solutions to painting Warhammer miniatures.
Imperial fanboy, tabletop fanatic, and the self-proclaimed King of Sprues. He knows for a fact that Mephiston red is the best-tasting paint and is the commission painting equivalent of a Wendy’s 4 for $4. If you like what he writes and want to contact him or have your tabletop minatures painted (to a mostly okayish standard), message him on Instagram.
