A host of new Necromunda miniatures have hit pre-order at Forge World with the latest hired guns, gangers, and more- check it out!
If you play Necromunnda, this is going to be a good week for you! As there are three different releases, all hitting pre-order this time around.
Warhammer Community unveiled these new pre-orders, and the Blood Bowl minis will be shipped out on 1/27/2023.
Mercator Pallidus Corpse Harvesting Party: $77
This kit builds the following resin models:
– 1x Pale Consort
– 1x Bone Scrivener
– 1x Gun Skull
– 1x Medi Skull
– 2x Corpse Grinders
This highly detailed resin kit comprises 31 components, 4x 32mm Necromunda bases, and 2x 25mm Necromunda bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints.
This pack includes Fighter reference cards for the Corpse Harvesting Party, detailing their profiles and abilities. Full rules for using the Corpse Harvesting Party in your games can be found in the Necromunda: House of Faith supplement.
Rex Spires and Estus Jet: $38
This multipart resin kit builds the bounty hunter Rex Spires and hired gun Estus Jet. Rex can be added to any gang looking for a little extra boom, while Jet lends her toxin-laced blades to Outlaw gangs. Rex Spires is armed with a variety of explosives, while Estus Jet favours knives and her trusty autopistol.
This highly detailed kit comprises 13 components, 2x 25mm Necromunda bases, and a fighter card for each, including their profiles. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints.
Ajex Gorgoth, Lord of the Fist: $36
The Fist of Hive Primus is the largest Goliath enclave on Necromunda, and Ajex Gorgoth is its master. One of the eight Alphas of Hive Primus, he serves Over-tyrant Varran Gor by ruling the manufactorums, slave pits, fighting arenas, and forges of the Fist. Unlike his counterparts in other Clan Houses, Ajex is far from some middling bureaucrat or hive overseer, content to live his life counting quotas and gathering up tithe chits. The Lord of the Fist is a far more ‘hands on’ master, either fighting in the House of Pain – the Fist’s largest fighting pit – or descending into the underhive to expand the territories of the clan and gather slaves for its factories.
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