It’s all here folks! Come see all the juicy details about the new 40k Organized Play kit that’s rolling into a local store near you this spring!
Source: Captain Citadel
Each kit contains:
- 4 Missions of various engagement levels
- 1 Painting Competition
- 1 In-Store Building Activity
- 3 sets of participation certificates for the hobby-centric Engines of war build, and the Armored Escalation Painting events (one set for veterans and Youngbloods alike)
- Badges (the pins pictured below)
- Tank Shock Tokens (the punch token cards for vehicle damage, etc.)
Tank Shock will be a series of four linked events that look to culminate in a full on tank battle tournament played out 2 vs. 2 on 4×6 tables. This is not just happening folks, it’s will be in stores this spring in fact!
The cost for the kits ($500 or $1000) is a package deal of merchandise at a BIGGER discount level than normal on a selection of Tanks and other vehicles to stock the shelves for this quarterly event.
Here’s some of the shots of the swag from Tank Shock via BoLS:
Does this sound like your cup of hobby tea? Leave it in the comments folks – let’s see what everyone thinks about the new details!
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