It’s time to step up your plague game with some new Accursed Cultist alternative models from Pop Goes The Monkey!
Pop Goes the Monkey is always dropping some killer alternative bits for almost anything you could think of. This time around, they’ve released several Plague-Herd Beastman that work great for Accursed Cultist alternative minis!
Plague-Herd Beastman : Shaman: $18.99
These gnarly alternative models here are sure to fit right in amongst your other chaos, especially for those followers of Nurgle!
The Plague-Herd is devoted to the grandfather of death and disease. These Beastmen have blistered and broken hides that are marked with all the favors of their patron god, yet they retain a morbid vitality and abhuman brutality. Their ancestors may have once been genetically engineered humans, but there are no traces of such humanity anymore. Whatever their true origins, there is no doubt that the Chaos Powers look upon these creatures with special favor as the herds chant their praises across the galaxy.
Plague-Herd Beastman : Manreaper: $17.99
These models are all sculpted by the talented artist Anton Skripal, who has created some really sick freelance models for the Beastmen here.
Plague-Herd Beastman : Mangler: $14.99
Plague-Herd Beastman : Warphorn: $16.99
Their dedication to providing high-quality resin miniatures at affordable prices is unmatched, and these Plague-Herd Beastmen are no exception. If you’re looking for some gnarly and unique models to add to your collection, be sure to check out these alternatives. And remember, the power of Chaos always prevails!
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