Wanting to get ready for all the Slaanesh models that are on the way? Check out our list of the top alternative miniatures out there that aren’t GW / Forge World.
We know that Slaanesh is getting more support first with the new Wrath and Rapture box at the very least, and now with a new line of minis from Games Workshop for both 40k and Age of Sigmar. Has all this talk of Chaos sparked your interest in starting a Daemon army? If you’ve been looking for some cool alternatives, check out our updated list now!
Wargame Exclusive Chaos Renegade Sister €11.99
If you needed some Emperor’s Children-themed Marines, the Renegade Sisters are perfect. Slaanesh is all about style and twisting it to the point of utter excess. Make an entire squad out of these heretics in power armor. These models only have the Bolter-style weapon so keep that in mind when designing your lists.
Mierce Miniatures Lamashti Pleasure Demon £59.99
This mini is set to 133mm scale and is just another great alternative to the other minis from above. Lamashti’ may not have the Pincers the Daemonettes have, but two massive claws still fit in perfectly with the Slaaneshi theme.
Creature Caster Queen of Ecstasy $109
Creature Caster’s Queen of Ecstasy is not only a perfect centerpiece model with all its detail. But it also fits the bill for a Keeper of Secrets. Need something a little bit smaller?
Wargame Exclusive Chaos Eternal Champion €29.99
The Emperor’s Children need a leader. Lucius the Eternal is a legendary fighter in combat but his model is getting a little dated. The Chaos Eternal Champion brings out the twisted detail you’d expect to find in an aged Slaaneshi warrior.
Creature Caster Lady of Corruption $59.00
This Creature Caster alternative is Daemon Prince-sized and is loaded with all the detail you’d expect for a Slaanesh model. She’s even got the huge pincer that Daemonettes are all seen with.
Matriarch’s of Ecstasy Set of 3 General Release Soon
Creature Caster has done it again with a new set of 40mm models that will be available soon for general release on their site! Here is the art for one of the three new Martiachs, and a sneak peek of an actual mini below:
Hi All! For those who don’t know we are currently at the Adepticon convention (booth 807/808) and will be unveiling our Matriarch’s of Ecstasy on opening day. These models are available in limited quantities at the convention and will be coming to our webstore soon.
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