Games Workshop’s new release bus has slowed down for December, but don’t worry there are still tons of new releases and bundles still available!
It looks like Games Workshop might be taking a week off for new releases, but there’s still plenty of holiday bundles and Easy To Build (ETB) kits for you to pick up or put on your Holiday wish-list.
First up are the Holiday bundles exclusive to GW’s site, and special order though you FLGS:
Citadel of the Everchosen
Prices $660, £400, €560
2 Chaos Dreadhold Helforts $290 Each
4 Chaos Dreadhold Skull Keeps $75 Each
Total Cost: $880
Total Savings: $120 approx 25% deal
Sector Mechanicus Hive Shield
Prices $206, £125, €175
2 Voidshield Generators $100 Each
1 Haemotrope Reactor $40
1 Promethium Relay Pipes $37
Total Cost: $277
Total Savings: $71 approx 25% deal
Outpost Pythos IV
Prices $165, £100, €140
1 Deathworld Forest $130
1 Munitorum Armoured Containers $50
1 Imperial Bastion $41.25
Total Cost: $ $221.25
Total Savings: $56.25 approx 25% deal
Ruins of Elixia
Prices $149, £90, €126
1 Baleful Realmgates $58
1 Numinous Occulum $60
1 Ophidian Archway $40
1 Dragonfate Dais $50
Total Cost: $208
Total Savings: $59 approx 28% deal
Due to the different prices of paints (metallics tend to cost more) we used the most common price that appeared as the price per paint. Actual savings will be a little more than shown, and these are just approximate savings.
Base and Shade Paint Set
Prices $206, £125, €175
47 paints
35 Base Paints $4.25 Each
12 shade Paints $7.50 Each
Total Cost: $238.75
Total Savings: $32.75
Base and Effects Paint Set
Prices $206, £400, €560
11 Texture Paints $7.50 Each
10 Technical Paints $4.25 Each
AoS Bases $35
40k Bases $35
Mordheim Turf $15
Middenland Tufts $15
Total Cost: $225
Total Savings: $19
Project Paint Set
Prices $206, £125, €175
49 Paints
8 Shade Paints $7.50 Each
11 Base Paints $4.25 Each
10 Dry Paints $4.25 Each
20 Layer Paints $4.25 Each
Total Cost: $234
Total Savings: $28
Layer Paint Set
Prices $248, £150, €210
72 Layer Paints $4.25 Each
Total Cost: $306
Total Savings: $58
Air Paint Set
Prices $206, £125, €175
52 Air paints $4.25 Each
Total Cost: $221
Total Savings: $15
There’s a lot of holiday savings this year with a ton of great gift ideas for the hobbyist in your life. But, if you’re looking for something more plastic miniature related you can still pick up this week’s Easy to Build (ETB) kits.
ETB Primaris Agressors $35
ETB Redemptor Dreadnought $40
ETB Myphitic Blight-hauler $25
ETB Lord Felthius & The Tainted Cohort $40
Lord-Celestant Gavriel Sureheart $35
40k Combat Cards $15 (Buy 10 Packs Get A Free Display)
Don’t miss the new Easy to Build kits for the Redemptor Dreadnought, Primaris Agressors, Myphitic Blight-hauler, and Lord Felthius with his Tainted Cohort. Also releasing soon are the new Lord-Celestant Gavriel Sureheart and the new 40k Combat Cards.
What do you think about the latest Citadel Christmas Catalog and ETB kits? Is there anything you’re planning on picking up for the hobbyist in your life? Or are you planning on treating yourself to a little something extra? Let us know in the comments below.
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