Warhammer
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Games Workshop Age Of Sigmar - Spearhead Starter Set (80-01)
This starter set throws the Stormcast Eternals' Ruination Chambers against a swarming Skaven horde, giving new players everything needed to start Warhammer Age of Sigmar in one box. Ruination Chamber warriors are troops who've died and been reforged so many times they fight more like living weapons than the mortals they once were, which makes for a suitably dramatic first battle against the Skaven's arcane weaponry. Inside you get 37 push-fit plastic miniatures, 4 terrain pieces, a 72-page core handbook, the Spearhead: Fire and Jade rules book, a double-sided gaming mat, dice and cards, so there's nothing else to buy before your first game. It suits anyone starting fresh in the Mortal Realms or after two ready-made armies to paint and play straight out of the box.
$342.00 $297.00
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Games Workshop Archmagos by Guy Haley - Paperback Ed.
$20.00
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Games Workshop Relentless Dead by Steve Lyons - Paperback Ed.
$20.00
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Games Workshop Imperial Agents - Exation Squad (68-29)
Adeptus Arbites don't get more experienced than this: Exaction Squads are formed from the most level-headed Arbitrators in the Lex Imperialis, tasked with hunting down and taking dangerous transgressors alive whenever possible. This multipart plastic kit builds ten Arbites troopers and a Cyber-mastiff as versatile, well-armoured infantry for an Imperial Agents army in Warhammer 40,000. Eleven interchangeable heads and a wide range of weapon and shield options let the squad be built to fill several different battlefield roles. It is a solid pick for anyone assembling an Imperial Agents force who wants law-enforcement muscle with real bite.
$110.00 $95.00
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Games Workshop World Eaters - Angron Daemon Primarch of Khorne (43-28)
Angron towers over the battlefield as the Daemon Primarch of Khorne, a centrepiece model for any World Eaters army and a serious project for painters who want a real showpiece. He was raised as a gladiator slave in the fighting pits of Nuceria before the Horus Heresy, and that brutal history is baked into his rage-driven, monstrous design here. The multipart plastic kit lets you build him wielding his chainaxe Spinegrinder and the daemon sword Samni'arius, with options for a roaring or snarling head and armoured or bare musculature. It comes with 77 components and a 100mm base, arriving unpainted and in need of assembly.
$257.00
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Games Workshop Combat Patrol - Tau Empire (73-561)
Combat Patrol: T'au Empire bundles a balanced, ready-to-play force into one box, and it works well whether you are starting a new Warhammer 40,000 army or reinforcing an existing T'au collection. The models represent the Sudden Dawn Cadre, a formation built around the Mont'ka doctrine of sudden, overwhelming strikes, with Pathfinders marking targets, Breachers moving up fast in a Devilfish transport, and Commander Cloudspear leading the charge in her Enforcer Battlesuit. Buying the set together costs less than sourcing each kit separately, and the models here are enough to field as a complete Combat Patrol army on their own.
$202.00
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Games Workshop Orks - Squighog Boyz (50-54)
This kit brings a squig-powered cavalry unit to an Ork army: one Nob on Smasha Squig, three Squighog Boyz and a Bomb Squig, all charging in as fast attack support. Smasha Squigs spend most of their lives in a state of near-permanent concussion from headbutting anything nearby, so only the toughest Orks dare try to steer them at the enemy line. Riders lob rokkit-propelled stikkas as they close the distance, while the accompanying Bomb Squig shows a total disregard for its own safety on the way in. The plastic kit has 104 components and several cosmetic options for the Nob, including a choice of weapon, heads and pauldrons, and needs assembly plus Citadel paints to finish.
$95.00
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Games Workshop Combat Patrol - Emperors Children (73-371)
Combat Patrol: Emperor's Children packs seventeen plastic miniatures into a complete, ready-to-play force, making it a solid entry point for a new Warhammer 40,000 army or a quick addition to an existing one. The models represent the Callous Blades, a warband led by the vain but lethally skilled Lord Kaphrael, whose duels against chosen victims spur his six Flawless Blades and ten Infractors into ever more theatrical violence. The Infractors can alternatively be built as bolter-armed Tormentors, and the Lord Exultant has a genuine spread of weapon loadouts to choose from, so there is room to convert the squad to your own taste. Buying the box also costs less than picking up each kit on its own.
$231.00
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Games Workshop Astra Militarum - Kasrkin (47-04)
Cadia's finest soldiers make up this squad, trusted with high-powered hot-shot lasguns and thicker carapace armour that most Astra Militarum regiments never see. This multipart plastic kit builds ten Kasrkin, an elite shock assault unit for your Astra Militarum army in Warhammer 40,000, built to be sent reliably into the thickest of the fighting. Loads of optional weapons, poses and heads mean the finished squad can be tailored to whichever role your army needs most. It is a strong choice for Guard players wanting a hard-hitting elite unit rather than another block of standard troopers.
$110.00 $95.00
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Games Workshop Nighthaunt - Myrmourn Banshees (71-11)
These four Myrmourn Banshees are a spectral answer to enemy spellcasters, gliding into battle to devour raw magic wherever they sense it. They're drawn to arcane energy the way carrion gather around the dead, and any living creature caught in their path is liable to catch a jab from a cursed chill dagger instead. Each miniature is deliberately hollow, an empty bodice wrapped in ethereal shroud, and the push-fit kit needs no glue to assemble. The set includes four sculpted 32mm bases showing a graveyard scene of broken statues and scattered bones.
$26.00
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Games Workshop Legion Astartes - Combi-Weapons and Shotguns Upgrade Set (31-173)
This upgrade sprue hands your Legiones Astartes squads a proper arsenal of specialist firearms, and it is built for anyone running Tactical, Veteran Tactical, Breacher, or Command Squads in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Combi-weapons pack two weapon systems into a single housing, letting a Legionary fire both barrels at once when the situation calls for overwhelming firepower. The set covers combi-plasma, combi-melta, combi-volkite, and combi-flamer variants alongside hard-round Astartes shotguns, plus a generous handful of pouches, ammunition, and grenades to finish off the models. It is designed to slot straight onto the MkII, MkIII, MkIV, and MkVI Tactical Squads as well as the MkIII Breacher Squad, all sold separately.
$81.00 $70.00
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Games Workshop Legion Astartes - Mk.IV Assault Squad (31-174)
Ten Space Marine Legionaries in Mark IV 'Maximus' armour make up this jump-pack assault squad, built for players who want their Horus Heresy army to close the distance fast and finish fights in melee. Their jump packs let them leap over terrain and enemy defensive lines to land right on top of an objective, which is exactly the kind of shock tactic these units were designed around. Every trooper carries a chainsword and bolt pistol, and the kit gives you the parts to build a sergeant with power fists, power claws, or an optional power lance for the whole squad if you want a Veteran Assault Squad instead. As with the rest of the Mark IV range, there are no legion markings moulded in, so the included transfer sheet handles Sons of Horus, Iron Warriors, Salamanders, and Imperial Fists heraldry.
$125.00 $109.00
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Games Workshop Imperial Agents - Imperial Navy Breachers (68-30)
Boarding actions are where Imperial Navy Breachers earn their reputation, sealed into enclosed void armour and sent in to crack enemy bulkheads on their commander's order. This multipart plastic kit builds ten of these Armsmen as shock infantry for an Imperial Agents army in Warhammer 40,000, equipped with shotguns and heavier gear suited to close, mid-range fighting. Fourteen interchangeable heads and eight sets of hatchets and pouches give the squad plenty of visual variety once assembled. Anyone building out an Imperial Agents force or wanting a tough close-support unit will find plenty to like here.
$110.00 $95.00
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Games Workshop Emperors Children - Noise Marines (37-10)
Six Noise Marines join the fire support ranks of an Emperor's Children or wider Chaos Space Marines force, using signature sonic weaponry to shred both armour and sanity at range. These Slaanesh-worshipping Heretic Astartes have grown numb to ordinary sensation, so they chase ever louder, ever more destructive noise just to feel something. The multipart plastic kit lets you build a Disharmonist and arm two models with blastmasters, with a generous mix of interchangeable heads, shoulder pads and power packs for a varied squad. It comes with 123 components, six 40mm bases and a full transfer sheet, though everything arrives unpainted and needs assembling.
$101.00
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Games Workshop Tau Empire - Kroot Farstalkers (56-67)
Bounty hunters far from home, Kroot Farstalkers spend years operating away from the Kroot homeworld as scouts, raiders and infiltrators who favour a well-set ambush over a fair fight. This multipart plastic kit builds ten Farstalkers and two Kroot Hounds, a melee-focused unit that adds close-range killing power to a T'au Empire army in Warhammer 40,000. Thirteen interchangeable Kroot heads plus a range of optional gear like blades, pistols and grenades let you fill out the squad with plenty of individual character. It is a solid pick for T'au players wanting a more aggressive, mercenary edge to their roster.
$110.00 $95.00
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Games Workshop Age of Sigmar 4th Ed. Skaven Paint Set (60-09)
This starter set is built for anyone picking up Skaven for the first time, pairing five push-fit Clanrat miniatures with six Citadel Colour paints and a brush to get them table-ready. Clanrats are the disposable backbone of any Skaven horde, sent forward in overwhelming numbers while the more ambitious clans plot from the shadows behind them. No glue or cutting tools are needed for assembly, just clippers, and the paint selection covers the essential colours plus a technical paint for textured bases. It's a tidy, low-commitment way to see if the ratmen's chaotic tide is for you before committing to a full army.
$49.00
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Games Workshop Legion Astartes - Mk.IV Tactical Squad (31-172)
This kit builds twenty Mark IV 'Maximus' armoured Legionaries for a Tactical Squad in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy, and it suits anyone building out a Space Marine Legion army from either side of the war. Mark IV armour struck a deliberate balance between agility and protection, which is why it became so widely favoured across the Legiones Astartes. None of the miniatures carry legion-specific markings, so you can field them as Sons of Horus, Iron Warriors, Imperial Fists or any other Legion using the included transfer sheet. Options let you split the squad into two ten-strong units, each with its own sergeant, and outfit them with bolters, power weapons, or a nuncio-vox and vexilla bearer.
$150.00 $131.00
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Games Workshop Dark Angels - Inner Circle Companions (44-19)
These three Inner Circle Companions are elite close-combat specialists for a Dark Angels army, prized for hunting down heretics and guarding the Chapter's most secretive missions. Some in the Chapter whisper they were chosen personally by Lion El'Jonson, and they're known to fight without a word, letting the whine of their armour servos do the talking. This multipart plastic kit builds three warriors armed with Calibanite greatswords and heavy bolt pistols, each buildable in two different poses. You'll get 68 components, three 40mm round bases and a Dark Angels transfer sheet, though the miniatures arrive unpainted and need assembly.
$91.00
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Games Workshop Chaos Space Marines - Fellgor Beastmen (43-67)
Ten savage mutant warriors make up this multipart plastic kit, built as brutal shock infantry for a Chaos Space Marines army in Warhammer 40,000. Fellgor Beastmen are bestial raiders who despise the Imperium outright, gathering into unruly herds and proclaiming devotion to the Dark Gods through braying war cries and violent sacrifice. Tough enough to shrug off weaker attacks and hit hard in melee, they are well suited to tying up enemy units while the rest of your force pushes for objectives. Fifteen interchangeable heads and horn options mean the finished squad can be as varied and monstrous as you like.
$110.00 $95.00
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Games Workshop Kill Team - Astra Militarum Spectre Squad (102-12)
This multipart plastic kit builds ten Spectre Squad troopers plus a Vox-Relay Beacon, giving Astra Militarum and Kill Team players a flexible reconnaissance unit for their tabletop army. Spectre Squads earn their keep as the eyes and ears of an Imperial Guard regiment, prized for fieldcraft and aggressive reconnaissance rather than parade-ground discipline. Interchangeable weapon arms and heads let you build specialists such as a Field Medicae, Stub-Gunner or Guide, so no two squads need look alike. It suits hobbyists building out an Astra Militarum force or looking for a stealthy new Kill Team to run on smaller boards.
$118.00 $102.00
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Games Workshop Wicked and the Warped by Robert Roth - Hardback Ed.
The Wicked and the Warped is Robert Rath's follow-up to The Infinite and the Divine, a Necrons novel through and through, following old rivals Trazyn the Infinite and Orikan the Diviner as they team up, more or less, to explore a lost world. It suits readers who liked the prickly double act between these two undying schemers in the first book, or who just want more necron lore told from an odd, ancient angle. The pair end up back at the Chaos-corrupted planet of Amenthis, trying to work out what happened to an expedition that vanished there long ago. Hardback edition, out now from Black Library.
$50.00 $41.00
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Games Workshop Infinite and the Divine by Robert Roth - Hardback Ed.
The Infinite and the Divine is a Warhammer 40,000 Black Library novel by Robert Rath, told entirely through the eyes of two necron nobles, Trazyn the Infinite and Orikan the Diviner. It suits readers who enjoy character-driven sci-fi and a slow-burn rivalry as much as outright war, since much of the book plays out as a running feud rather than a straight battle. Trazyn keeps a gallery of the most dangerous artefacts and people from the galaxy's history, and when a relic surfaces that could decide the necrons' future, his rivalry with the future-reading Orikan spans millennia and reshapes timelines along the way. This hardback edition is a solid pick for anyone after Necron lore beyond the tabletop rules.
$50.00 $41.00
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Games Workshop Necromunda - Palanite Subjugator Patrol (300-46)
This set gives you six heavily armoured Palanite Subjugators, the underhive riot squad that gets called in when regular Enforcers cannot handle the job on their own. It comes with vigilance pattern assault shields, shock batons, stub guns and subjugation pattern grenade launchers, along with a Subjugator Captain option, so it is a solid pick for anyone building or reinforcing a Necromunda Enforcer gang. There is plenty of build variety in the kit too, with a mix of heads, poses and weapon options so no two models need look the same, plus a transfer sheet to finish the squad off.
$90.00 $73.00
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Games Workshop Necromunda - Escher Underhive Crew (301-71)
The Escher Underhive Crew is a boxed starter gang for Necromunda, giving you everything needed to field a full House Escher force in one set: 20 plastic miniatures covering gang fighters, Death-Maidens, Wyld Runners and Phelynx beasts, plus a full sheet of alternative weapons and heads. It suits anyone starting a new gang or wanting to bulk out an existing crew without buying separate kits. House Escher gangers are known across the underhive for favouring speed and precision over brute strength, often relying on combat drugs and toxins brewed in their own chem-labs to give them the edge in a firefight. With interchangeable heads, hair and weapon options across the kit, no two Escher gangs need look alike.
$160.00 $130.00
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Games Workshop Necromunda - Palanite Enforcer Captains and Sergeants (301-59)
This kit brings command and control to your Necromunda Palanite Enforcer gang, building two Captains, two Sergeants, two Subjugator Sergeants, and a pair of Hardcase Cyber-mastiffs, all unpainted plastic miniatures that need assembly. Palanite Enforcers are the underhive's law keepers, and this box focuses on the veterans who have proven themselves ruthless enough to earn extra gear and a longer leash to get the job done. Each model comes with genuine build choices, different heads, weapons like power swords, plasma pistols, and chem-throwers, plus a full transfer sheet, so you can kit out a squad that looks properly lived-in. It pairs naturally with the Enforcer Patrol box if you are expanding an existing gang.
$90.00 $73.00
