No need to worry about rain this summer, as this new Warhammer 40k-themed Umbrella is here to keep your clothes dry- check it out!
Games Workshop regularly licenses some official Warhammer merchandise, and this umbrella might be one of the oddest ones we’ve seen so far!
Obviously, it’s a little expensive, but it is a cool way to show off your nerdy side and also get something useful.
These are on pre-order and due to ship out in the middle of August, so not too far away now!
However, if you want this, don’t wait, as they might sell out quickly (at the time of writing, the stock is still available, but only about 15 are left).
Warhammer Omnissian Staff-Themed Umbrella Pre-Order:
Well, here it is in all its Adeptus Mechanicus glory! If you are a true follower of the Machine God, this is how to keep yourself dry.
This is pretty big, so even if it’s pouring hard, you should stay pretty dry.
The underside might be the most incredible part, with some binary cant and a striking red.
Again, this is fairly expensive, but so is everything in Warhammer, so what can you really do about it? Here’s what they have to say about this:
- An umbrella depicting the Imnissian Staff wielded by Cult Mechanicus Magos.
- Styled cog-skull handle
- Mechanicus cog design on the canopy
- Binary cant inscribed on the inside
Click Here to Grab Your Umbrella!
What do you think about this new Warhammer 40k Umbrella? Will you be picking one up?
Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group, or our new Discord server, and make sure you enter the latest monthly giveaway for FREE today!
Get ad-free access to our hobby videos, a monthly drop of miniatures, and support some of the best creators out there for as little as $6 a month on Patreon!
Click Here For All the Hobby Products & Tools We Swear By
About the Author: John Von Canon
John Von Canon
Job Title: Miniatures & Trading Card Games Writer
Socials: @AtogOrTwo
About John Von Cannon: Tabletop gaming since 2016; John joined the Spikey Bits team in 2023 and has since been covering new miniature products, trading card games, and RPGs.
He spends his evenings working at his local game store for the full hobby experience. So if you’re looking for niche and convoluted ways to sneak out a win in your next Commander game or a cool new hobby product for miniatures, he’s your guy.
