Pop Goes The Monkey has new alternative miniatures to help shake up your Warhammer 40k Beastmen and show your Nurgle love.
Pop Goes the Monkey always seems to have some of the coolest minis and bits on the market! They have also recently upgraded to Monkey Resin for their kits so that you can get high-quality resin bits for less. This time around, they have some great new alternatives for all of your 40k Beastmen needs! The Plague-Herd Beastmen kit includes 10 torsos with various weapons and heads, all made from high-quality Monkey Resin.
10x Plague-Herd Beastmen: Raider Cult: $40.99
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.
This kit includes 10 Beastmen torsos with an assortment of heads, pistols and assault weapons. There is one grenade launcher and there is on beastman torso compatible with the heavy machine-gun and one for the flame thrower. Bases are not included and additional options are sold separately.
Monkey Resin is a high-quality UV cured resin that will come attached to a support structure from the production process. The parts are however, pre-cleaned and ready for primer once removed. Use only super glue to adhere these parts to your models.
If you want to spread some plague and spice up your force, you can’t go wrong with these!
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