Looks like the Battle For Vedros is finally coming to the UK shortly as GAME stores in England have added it to their online shopping cart!
Checkout the latest on the new Battle for Vedros, and it’s imminent arrival in England!
Source: MiniWars (Translated)
Battle for Vedros , the series of introductory kits Orks and Space Marines with simplified rules for Warhammer 40,000 will be sold in stores shortly GAME the UK . These packs are designed to attract fans among a younger audience, usually introduced to the worlds of fantasy and science fiction through video games and whose parents which are those with the buying decision finally you can see in these packs an alternative hobby more constructive than computer games and consoles.
Of course I do not know these innocent parents is that when you start with 40k gradually you’re becoming an inquisitor , or in a xenoadepto or an agent of chaos .
They can see the packs ( link ) in English websites of famous chain stores.
So good news for both veteran and new hobbyists across the pond in England, as Vedros looks to be coming soon!
More on Vedros:
GW is spilling the beans about the new Battle for Vedros line for “beginning” 40K players. Get the scoop below!
Remember when this new line was spotted at the International toy fair? Well it looks like ICV2 got with GW corporate and got some answers…
The Battle for Vedros Range
Source: ICV2
The full contents of the Battle for Vedros display are:
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4 Battle for Vedros Starter Set ($49.99)
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4 Battle for Vedros Paint Set (water based, $29.99)
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3 Battle for Vedros Space Marine Attack Bike ($26.99)
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3 Battle for Fedros Ork Wartrakk ($26.99)
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3 Battle for Vedros Space Marines ($9.99)
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3 Battle for Vedros Ork Boyz ($9.99)
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3 Battle for Vedros Ork Gretchin ($15.99)
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3 Battle for Vedros Space Marine Bike ($14.99)
Key Points
Some key popints from the GW Toy Sales Commercial Manager:
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That entire set of items comes in a retail display with a wholesale price of $350 (45% off retail)
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The range has “push-fit models”
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No glue needed
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Specific range packaging and text designed specifically for the US & Canada market (lighter packaging and less overt violent text)
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Range is being sold into stores that have no previous GW presence.
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Aimed at kids aged 8 and up.
Winters coming, should we brace for a influx of new players?
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