Check this out! The Easy to build kits are crossing over to Age of Sigmar with FOUR new $15 that are coming our way next week!
Hot on the heals of the release of the Battle for Vedros Easy to Build series that’s in big box stores here in North America, it looks like AoS is getting four new $15 box sets to help hobbyist make the jump to the mortal realms even easier!
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So it looks like we’re getting for $15 a box:
- Liberators: 2 Stormcast Eternals 1 Liberator Prime ($50 MSRP for 5 models)
- Retributors: 1 Retributor, and 1 Retributor Prime ($58 MSRP for 5 Models)
- Blood Warriors: 2 Blood Warriors 1 Chaos Champion ($62 MSRP for 10 models)
- Bloodreavers: 4 Bloodreavers 1 Chieftian ($20 MSRP for 20 Models)
Now I would imagine sight unseen these are the models from the Age of Sigmar starter that are the push fit system “Easy To Build” style of model:
Now checkout that symbol in the bottom left corner of these boxes:
Look Familiar?
From all appearances it looks like were getting yet another product from GW that makes getting into the Age of Sigmar even easier that before. Is it time for you to checkout the game now?
Easy To Build – Battle For Vedros Lineup
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