As tall as Nagash, but almost twice as wide, the Verminlord is here and with him the dwellers from below!
Checkout the newest releases from Games Workshop for Jan 10th.
Verminlord $90
“Verminlords are living icons of ruin; towering figures possessed of raw power and feral savagery. As avatars of the Horned Rat they can call upon fell energies, manipulating the weak-willed into doing almost anything they will.
Towering over the rest of the Skaven range, this is a fantastic centrepiece miniature that oozes menace.
This multi-part plastic kit can be made one of five distinct Verminlords. Whichever one you choose to assemble, the legs and body are used as the core to then add the following details to:
Verminlord Warbringer is armed with a doom glaive and punch-dagger and is notable for featuring a spiked helmet.
Verminlord Warpseer is armed with a doom glaive and scry-orb.
Verminlord Deceiver is armed with a doomstar (in the shape of the Clan Eshin rune) and a warpstiletto. It’s head wears a mask and hood to hide its features.
Verminlord Corruptor is armed with 2 plaguereapers. It has a skull head with broken horns and a mane of long hair.
Skreech Verminking is armed with a plaguereaper and a doom glaive and has a unique half rotten face.”
and the last of the Blood Angels releases arrives with the new year…
“This multi-part plastic box set contains 8 models: a Blood Angels Librarian in Terminator Armour, a 5-man Blood Angels Terminator Assault Squad, a Furioso Dreadnought and a Stormraven Gunship.”
So what Verminlord is YOUR fav?
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