| Key Features Packed with new rules, incredible army features, and all of your favourite columns for Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Warcry, and more You'll find an Angron painting guide, new rules for Warcry warbands, Boarding Actions missions for Warhammer 40,000, and more! Also included are a sheet of game tiles for Boarding Action games, plus campaign cards for Warhammer Age of Sigmar |
| White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the April issue: WARHAMMER 40,000 Tapestry of Honour Knightly heraldry can be a complex topic, but luckily for you, we've prepared an in-depth primer! Yes, this will all be on the exam. Galactic War Hosts: Knightly Crusade – Part 1 A cavalcade of Knights, both Chaotic and Imperial, brought to you by hard-working Sacristans from across the Warhammer Studio. Titanic Duel Get ready for a super-heavyweight bout, as our new mini-game sees Knight pitted against Knight in a one-on-one battle for supremacy! Daemon Forged The Defiler is reborn! Showing off the all-new infernal engine and chatting with the evil geniuses (or 'designers') who made it. Iron Within Not a fan of kitbashing? We reckon you'll be converted (heh) after you see this incredible army of Iron Warriors. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Tower of Blades Learn all about the deadly trials of Draichi Ganeth – and then face them yourself in yet another mini-game! Don't we spoil you? A Tale of Four Warlords As the warlords venture deeper into Thyria, they discover a new pastime: magical football. It's much more serious than it sounds. Hobby Hangout Andrew shares his new passion for re-wilding with a guide to creating battlefield terrain reclaimed by nature. OTHER ARTICLES The Chronicles of Bain: A Life That Matters In the latest instalment of Bain's tale, an extraction mission becomes a race for survival. But whose life is really worth saving? Access Granted Here you will find painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. Your Warhammer Models, letters, and questions sent in by readers. Plus, a Minotaur on tour and some very helpful Nurglings. Small Miniatures, Big Impact Shining a spotlight on the amazing work of Models for Heroes and their members' recent exhibition in Warhammer World. Bunker Bingo Tiny Knights! Funny robot noises! Accusations of hat theft! Just another normal Bunker Bingo. Each copy of White Dwarf 523 also comes with: – 1 double-sided card featuring the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar Scenarios of the Month – 2 double-sided reference cards for the Titanic Duel mini-game |
| White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing content each month such as new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in April's issue: Key Features Guest edited by Forge World’s Tony Cottrell Includes an exciting four-player Necromunda Battle Report featuring legendary Bounty Hunter Kal Jerico and an Ambot Packed with rules, stories, columns for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000, and an exclusive card for Munchkin: Warhammer 40,000
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| White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing content each month such as new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in this issue: The concluding part of the Golden Demon Winners Challenge Discover the hidden shame of the Dark Angels with Index Hereticus: The Fallen Packed full of new rules, short stories, regular columns for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000, and much more besides |
| White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the June issue: Planet Warhammer Miniatures, letters, and questions sent in by readers. Plus hobby-related news! Worlds of Warhammer The Blacktalons come under scrutiny in this issue’s hero focus. Hobby Hangout Looking for some basing inspiration for your miniatures? This is the article for you. WARHAMMER 40,000 Notes on the Blood God We unlock the Grey Knights' grimoires to learn more about the Blood God! Chain-driven Bloodshed Grrraaawwh! Screaachhaaa! Scraaakkaachaa! What’s your favourite chainblade? Arkoth's Bloodpact A bloodthirsty Slaughterbound leads this new Combat Patrol for the World Eaters. Aspects of War Khorne’s got his eye on this battlefield! Uniquely gory new game rules. Basic Training Get to know your opponent’s army with a few pre-game questions. Like, where’s the cake? The Crucible of Blood World champion snooker player Neil Robertson shares his World Eaters collection. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Death and Depravity Diving into the love-hate relationship between Khorne and his brother Slaanesh. Korghos Khul Just who is the skull-masked, axe-wielding leader of the Goretide? The Rise of Khul The infamous warlord gets three legends warscrolls, including one as a Daemon Prince! Battle Report: An Excess of Violence Khul’s Goretide attempt to stop a decadent ritual from taking place. Much blood is spilled. Glory Points Building Nemesis decks for Khorne and Slaanesh warbands. Who will you choose? OTHER ARTICLES Prelude to Bloodshed Still not enough World Eaters for you? Well, here’s a Horus Heresy-era army too! Trials of Albarak: A Debt of Ale Where’s all the ale gone? Albarak must find some booze for the king’s big bash. WHITE DWARF BUNKER Access Granted Here you'll find our painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. The Kill Team League The studio’s Kill Team league is over! We take a look at the best-painted teams and find out who was crowned Top Op in the final battle. Satellite Uplink The Dadhammer Support Network join us to chat about parenting and gaming (in that order). Plus, we show off some Gods of War! Bunker Bingo! What have we been up to this month in the White Dwarf team? Bit o’ paintin’ perhaps? Each copy of White Dwarf 513 also comes with a cardboard insert containing a double-sided card featuring the Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000 Scenarios of the Month, and 8x Khorne Boon cards for Kill Team. |
| White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the July issue: Planet Warhammer Miniatures, letters, and questions sent in by readers. Plus, hobby-related news! Worlds of Warhammer The forbidden lore of the Chaos Gods laid bare by Phil and Andy, our two resident heresiarchs. Hobby Hangout Want your models to bear the marks of their past exploits? Dan is on hand with some tips. WARHAMMER 40,000 Notes on the Great Conspirator Musings on the nefarious Changer of the Ways, straight from the archives of Titan. Prisms of Perception A guide to the panoply of tools psykers use to maintain focus (no, we don't mean fidget toys). Warptongue's Hex-pact The Thousand Sons conjure up daemonic reinforcements in a new Combat Patrol. Aspects of War Rules for taking your Warhammer 40,000 battles to mutating warzones. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Fate and Feculence A history of Tzeentch’s rivalry with his odious opposite number, Grandfather Nurgle. The Fires of Change A new Army of Renown enters the scene on a mission to change (and burn) things up. Basic Training Warplock jezzails at the ready! We've prepared a thorough drilling on the Shooting Phase. OTHER ARTICLES Heralds of Tzeentch A gallery of the Change God’s servants in all of their multifarious manifestations. Marvellous! Tales From the Grand Narrative Was it grand? Yes. Ah, but was it narrative? Also yes. All this and more in an in-depth report. The Falling Blossom The spotlight is shined on an artful Ynnari force fresh off the stage of the Grand Narrative. Designers' Notes: Grand Cathay It’s the month of the Dragon (Emperor)! The Old World design sages chat Grand Cathay. Trials of Albarak: A Debt of Souls The continuation of Albarak’s saga takes him from the skies right down to the watery depths. WHITE DWARF BUNKER Access Granted Painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. The Warhammer Underworlds League A look into the studio's Bunker Underworlds league, and some ideas for your own! Satellite Uplink Your rank and file units on parade. Hope they've polished all their buttons… Bunker Bingo! What have we been up to this month in the White Dwarf team? Bit o' paintin' perhaps? Each copy of White Dwarf 514 also comes with a cardboard insert which includes a double-sided card featuring the scenarios of the month for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and 4x Combat Doctrine reminder cards for Space Marines players. |
| Packed with rules, short stories, and regular columns for Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Warhammer: The Horus Heresy, and more The Great Stomp! A new Campaign System for Warhammer Age of Sigmar Includes a free copy of the Warhammer 40,000 Chapter Approved Munitorum Field Manual 2022 MKII Points Booklet |
| White Dwarf 10 2020 457 White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing content each month such as new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests and more. The Tome Celestial investigates the Troggherds of the Mortal Realms A news article series makes its debut – Flashpoint! Packed full of new rules, short stories, regular columns for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000, as well as much more besides |
| White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing content each month – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the September issue: Contact! Letters, questions and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Worlds of Warhammer In a galaxy of war and madness, are there any ‘good guys’? Inside the Studio Take a look at what we’ve been painting and playing this month. Brush Tips How was Teclis painted, and how did his colours inform those used on the Lumineth? Black Library: Old White-fur The skaven encounter a terrifying white-furred adversary in this short story by David Guymer WARHAMMER 40,000 - Echoes from the Warp What is ‘flow,’ and how can it benefit you on the battlefield? - A Regal Reckoning: Flashpoint Nephilim The Silent King unleashes the inquisitive Illuminor Szeras on the Nephilim Sector - Flashpoint Nephilim: Rising Tomb Campaign An immersive campaign set on a Necron tomb world. Will you defend it or purge it? WARHAMMER: THE HORUS HERESY - Battle Report: The Fate of Barbarus Massive armies clash in an epic 18,000-point battle on the blighted home world of the Death Guard. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR - Rules of Engagement Are you a Pitched Battle general or a casual commander? Serious applications only… - Flashpoint Rondhol: The Waaagh! Weirdnob Shaman Ka-rokk has had a vision, and it looks a lot like Everquake City! WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR – FLASHPOINT CLASH - Desperate Countermeasures A mini-campaign set in Thondia that pits Orruk Warclans against Stormcast Eternals. KILL TEAM - Operation Briefing Bring your torches, because this column is offering a designer’s commentary on Into the Dark. - Kill Team Engage! The White Dwarf team continue their Spec Op campaigns. Some squigs came to some harm. - Galactic War Hosts: Operatives Assigned Fancy building and painting a kill team? Here’s some modelling and painting inspiration! WARHAMMER UNDERWORLDS - From the Deeps! A gallery of Warhammer Underworlds warbands painted by you, our readers. Each physical copy of issue 480 comes with 30 tile cards to aid your Flashpoint Nephilim campaign. |
| Witch Aelves Daughters of Khaine is a multi-part plastic kit containing the components necessary to assemble a set of 10 miniatures. They wear lightweight, minimal armour in order to move and flow more freely in their devotional bloodlust – what armour is there is beautifully ornate, finished by high leather boots. Each Witch Aelf carries a pair of wickedly sharp sacrificial knives, and they’re all posed in an appropriate pirouetting stance. There are 12 heads in the kit – 6 pairs of individual designs – each of which comes with an additional headdress. The leader of the unit, the Hag, can be identified by the extra-spiky headdress she wears. There are 2 banners with 3 different banner tops for standard bearers and a horn to denote the unit’s hornblower. Witch Aelves for Warhammer Age of Sigmar come as 67 components, and are supplied with 10 Citadel 25mm Round bases and a banner transfer sheet. This kit can be optionally used to assemble 10 Sisters of Slaughter. |
| The Wood Elves stand vigil, always prepared to defend their ancestral home, the great forest of Athel Loren, against interlopers and the predatory races that harvest their wood and hunt their game. They rain arrows upon those who would despoil the sacred groves, and swiftly run down any survivors. Skill, Grace, and Bitter Resolve This loaded box is ideal for starting a new Wood Elf Realms collection – or expanding an existing army – to cut down the enemies of Athel Loren in games of Warhammer: The Old World, and it saves money compared to buying the kits separately. This force is led by Araloth, Lord of Talsyn, the royal champion of Queen Ariel. A unit of Eternal Guard is ideal for holding territory, while Sisters of the Thorn strike with their blackbriar javelins before swiftly evading retaliation. Glade Guard stand by to pepper the enemy with a hail of deadly accurate arrows, while Glade Riders are flexible light cavalry that are a threat both at range and in melee. When taken together, they are an agile force that is tough to pin down as they pick apart their enemies. This boxed set builds 28 multipart plastic Wood Elf Realms miniatures: – 1 Araloth, Lord of Talsyn – 10 Eternal Guard (can alternatively be built as Wildwood Rangers) – 5 Sisters of the Thorn (can alternatively be built as Wild Riders of Kurnous) – 8 Glade Guard (can alternatively be built as Deepwood Scouts) – 4 Glade Riders The miniatures in this box are easy to customise. The Eternal Guard are armed with long Asrai spears and optional shields, while Wildwood Rangers wield heavy two-handed glaives. Both options include components to build an optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. The heads and weapons are interchangeable across the miniatures, and the Eternal Guard can each take an optional shield. The Sisters of the Thorn wield deadly magic in addition to blackbriar javelins, while the Wild Riders of Kurnous are armed with vicious hunting spears and optional shields. Both options include components to build an optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. You'll also find accessories to further customise your miniatures, and the Wild Riders can each take an optional shield. Glade Guard and Deepwood Scouts wield Asrai longbows. Both options include components to build an optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. The champion can be built holding an Asrai longbow or a sword, there is a choice of two banner toppers for the standard bearer, and the heads, legs, torsos, capes, and weapons are interchangeable across the miniatures. The Glade Riders include components to build an optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. The heads, legs, torsos, capes, and weapons are interchangeable across the miniatures. They can be assembled wielding either a bow or spear, and decorative spirits are included in the kit to personalise your bases. Contents: – 383 plastic components – 20 Citadel 25mm Square Slotta Bases – 5 Citadel 30mm by 60mm Rectangle Bases – 4 Citadel 30mm by 60mm Rectangle Slotta Bases – 1 Wood Elf Realms Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Wood Elf Realms Transfer Sheet features 186 high-quality waterslide transfers, including icons and runes in different colours to decorate your miniatures. |
| Kill! Maim! Burn! This is Khârn the Betrayer’s mantra, and it has become infamous across the Imperium as a harbinger of carnage to follow. Khârn embodies the eightfold path of Khorne; friend and foe alike are left broken, twitching and torn apart in his wake. As he sprints into battle, his bellowed war cries boom from the vox-grill of his helm, striking terror into the hearts of even the bravest. His plasma pistol spits bolts of destruction almost indiscriminately into his enemies as he closes in, as his screaming chainaxe Gorechild rips apart any survivors with utterly inhuman speed. Even before his last victim has hit the bloodied ground, Khârn has charged off in search of more blood for the Blood God. This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble Khârn the Betrayer, a single-pose model armed with a plasma pistol and his chainaxe, Gorechild. Supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round base. |
| Jakhals are chosen from the strongest, most savage, and bloodthirstiest followers of the World Eaters. Though merely human, these elite cultists seek to emulate the frenzied purity of their gore-crazed masters in any way they can, and dive into combat with wild abandon. Each Jakhal goes to battle strapped with a tank of chemical stimms and tainted blood, which drives them into an unstoppable fury of hacking and slashing with their chain weapons as they strive to earn the favour of their bloody lords. This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Jakhals – human cultists sworn to the service of the World Eaters. Each model is equipped with paired chainblades and a holstered autopistol, and carries a container of sinister chemicals on their back. One of these warriors is a hulking Dishonoured, bigger and more powerful than their comrades, who can instead be armed with a spiked skullsmasher mace. The kit includes components to arm one Jakhal with a two-handed mauler chainblade, equip another with a skull-strung Jakhal icon, and build a Jakhal Pack Leader with a grisly trophy rack. You'll also find loads of cosmetic build options for both Jakhals and Dishonoured, including a variety of interchangeable heads, weapons, and arms to mix things up across your whole army. This kit comprises 96 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base and 10x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. Also included is a World Eaters Transfer Sheet, with 200 transfers featuring Khornate symbols, runic tattoos, eight-pointed stars, skulls, and variations on the World Eaters Legion icon. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. |
| The World Eaters, like their patron god Khorne, are not known for subtlety. When they go to war, they often do so with a host of bloodthirsty Daemons of Khorne at their side, all to reap skulls for the skull throne. The Berzerkers charge headlong into the thickest of the fighting, filled with rage, while ghastly Bloodletters and Bloodcrushers seek to outdo each other in acts of wanton destruction. This packed boxed set is ideal for starting a new World Eaters collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and save money compared to buying the kits separately. Ostensibly led by a Lord on a Juggernaut, whose primary role is to charge into battle first and start claiming heads, the bulk of the force is composed of Bloodletters and Khorne Berzerkers, aggressive infantry to flood the battlefield with lunatic killers. Bloodcrushers, hard-hitting and fast daemonic cavalry, support the army by taking on the toughest targets, while a Master of Executions adds considerable hitting power to your infantry charge. This boxed set builds 38 multipart plastic World Eaters miniatures: – 1x Lord on Juggernaut (which can alternatively be built as a Lord Invocatus) – 1x Master of Executions – 6x Bloodcrushers – 10x Khorne Berzerkers – 20x Bloodletters The miniatures in this box are easy to customise. The Lord on Juggernaut wields an exalted chainblade in the form of either a vicious chainsword or long-handled chainaxe, and is also armed with a plasma pistol – he can be posed aiming the plasma pistol at his enemies, or clinging to one of his mount's rings. Both the Lord and his steed have a choice of two different heads. He can alternatively be built as Lord Invocatus, one of Khorne's chosen warriors. The Master of Executions also includes a choice of two heads – bare or hooded. With some light conversion, he's also compatible with a Berzerker helmet, as depicted in the pictures. The Khorne Berzerkers wield chainblades and bolt pistols. The kit includes components to arm up to two Berzerkers with massive two-handed Khornate eviscerators, another two with plasma pistols, and one with a skull-topped icon of Khorne. You can also build a Berzerker Champion, who comes with extra head and pauldron options and can be armed with a plasma pistol of his own. You'll find loads of interchangeable build options in this box – including power packs, shoulder pads with sculpted designs, and 26 heads split between crested helmets or bare faces. The Bloodletters include parts to build up to two optional champions, musicians, and standard bearers who can each be assembled with your choice of two different icons. The heads and arms are interchangeable across the daemonic bodies in the set. The kit includes 1x World Eaters Transfer Sheet containing 200 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Khornate symbols, runic tattoos, eight-pointed stars, skulls, and variations on the World Eaters Legion icon. This kit comprises 475 plastic components, 7x Citadel 90mm by 52.5mm Oval Bases, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, and 30x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. This boxed set is only available while stocks last. |
| Lords of the World Eaters have spent countless mortal lifetimes leading their warriors into bloody battles across the galaxy. Some have achieved such great feats of carnage that the Taker of Skulls has seen fit to reward them with a juggernaut – a savage daemonic steed with brazen skin and molten ichor, capable of crushing all in its path as the two charge into the fray. This multipart plastic kit builds a World Eaters Lord on Juggernaut – a deadly killer mounted atop a brass-skinned daemon. This mighty warrior is clad in armour decorated with the symbols of Khorne, with a choice of two different shoulder pads for each arm, and can be built with one of two heads – an ornate crested helm, or a bare head wearing a snarling rebreather. The Lord wields an exalted chainblade in the form of either a vicious chainsword or long-handled chainaxe, and is also armed with a plasma pistol – he can be posed aiming the pistol at his enemies, or clinging to one of his mount's rings. His juggernaut steed is covered in biomechanical detail, and also offers two different head options – one with a sleek bladed crest, the other sporting a jagged horn. This kit can alternatively build Lord Invocatus. This kit comprises 66 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 90x52mm Oval Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. |
| Designed to offer long-range support, the XV88 Broadside Battlesuit has exceeded expectations, becoming a mainstay of the Hunter Cadres and tank-killers of legendary proportions. Powered by a particle accelerator, a Broadside's heavy rail rifle shot can penetrate the thickest plasteel bunkers. With robust armouring, manoeuvrability and a stack of weapons within the box, the XV88 Broadside Battlesuit provides the T'au collector with a number of options. The kit brings a fresh twist to the line of T'au battlesuits – they're noticeably denser models with a great presence in a collection of miniatures. Each one features a particle accelerator on the back. The standard weapon is for the long and immensely powerful-looking twin-linked rail rifle, though they can be outfitted with eye-wateringly potent and somewhat fist-like twin-linked high yield missile system pods. If that wasn't enough, then you can also use the twin-linked smart missile – enough to please any T'au weapons connoisseur. The kit comes with a Shield Drone and Missile Drone. This multi-part plastic kit contains 91 components and a T'au transfer sheet with which to make a Broadside Battlesuit and two Drones. This kit comes supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. |
| The Zone Mortalis is literally "the deadly ground" – short-range gunflights take place as fighters dart between cover and brutal melee is almost impossible to escape from. Add to your Zone Mortalis terrain with additional columns and walls. This multipart plastic set contains: – 6 Columns – 1 Wide Wall – 4 Walls – 2 Wide Doors – 2 Doors This highly detailed plastic kit has been designed to be as interchangeable as possible, offering maximum opportunity to create different layouts. It's fully compatible with all other Zone Mortalis kits and makes ideal terrain for games of Necromunda, Warhammer 40,000 or even Kill Team. |
| The Zone Mortalis is literally "the deadly ground" – short-range gunflights take place as fighters dart between cover, and brutal melee is almost impossible to escape from. Even in such a lethal environment, a gang needs somewhere to live. Create a headquarters for your gang so that they have their own little corner of the underhive to call home. The Stronghold can be assembled in a variety of ways and multiple kits can easily be combined to grow the size of your base. It's also fully compatible with the other Zone Mortalis kits, meaning that you can create epic Necromunda terrain. The Stronghold can be used as the focal point of a scenario, with one gang defending their home turf from a rival. This 157-part plastic kit makes one Zone Mortalis: Gang Stronghold, consisting of: – 1x Watchtower – 1x Gunk Tank – 1x Set of Stronghold Gates – 4x Stronghold Walls – 2x Stronghold Corners – 1x Stronghold Wall Extension The set includes rules and direction for using the various more unique elements of the terrain set in games of Necromunda, including rules for the stronghold gate, the watchtower, the gunk tank and firing ports along the edge of the Stronghold. Build your gang a home in the underhive Includes special rules for defending and assaulting the Stronghold Fully compatible with the other Zone Mortalis kits |
| Zontari Endrin Docks are cutting-edge innovations from the finest endrineering minds in the sky-empire. They're designed to allow the Kharadron to defend their most precious assets. Each dock deploys aether-powered Auto-Endrins that seek out enemy formations before detonating or deploying anti-magic measures. This multipart plastic kit builds a Zontari Endrin Dock, a faction terrain piece for your Kharadron Overlords armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. The floating dock supports your force, and its primary function is to release and control three Auto-Endrins. Each of these drones has its own speciality – the Nullifier Auto-Endrin cancels enemy magic, the Stuncloud Auto-Endrin is a great harassment tool, and the Grudgeblast Auto-Endrin softens up tough targets or finishes off damaged units. The rudders are interchangeable across the three Auto-Endrins, and there are several optional cosmetic pieces for the dock, including tankards and a toolbox, offering a degree of customisation for your floating defence system. The kit comprises 54 plastic components, 1x Citadel 80mm Round Base, and 3x Citadel 40mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. |
