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The Ironblaster is perhaps the largest black powder weapon of the Gutbuster tribes. Armed with a Cannon of the Sky-Titans the Ironblaster excels at inflicting damage on densely packed units.

This multipart plastic kit contains 109 components and a Citadel 120mm Oval base with which to build an Ironblaster or a Scraplauncher.

Weirdnob Shaman Ironjawz multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble one Weirdnob Shaman, the bizarre and unpredictable wizard of the Ironjawz. Posed in a twitching, staggering stance as the power of the Waaagh! flows through him, he’s covered in detailed shamanic fetishes and is armed with a smouldering Waaagh! staff. 13 components, supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round base.

Contains 1 model for use in Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

Isharann Soulrender Idoneth Deepkin is a multi-part plastic kit containing the components necessary to assemble an Isharann Soulrender.

Far more heavily armoured than the Namarti he fights alongside, this model is clad in thick metal plate, with enormous shoulder pads in the shape of nets giving the model a particularly aggressive silhouette. The lower half is covered by a large robe featuring embroidered waves, from under which his heavy boots peek – his left foot is standing on a barnacle-encrusted rock, which decorates the base. His helmet is a standout feature – partially closed, a large metal structure looms out and over the top of his head, ending with the lurelight he uses to attract the soulstuff that fuels his kin. His talúnhook is massive – longer than he is tall – and ends in a wicked serrated blade, curving into an evil-looking hook, with its rope-catch dangling beneath. The Rakerdart that accompanies him is clearly a creature accustomed to combat, with plates running the length of its body and a large spike providing offensive weaponry. 

Isharann Tidecaster Idoneth Deepkin is a multi-part plastic kit containing the components necessary to assemble an Isharann Tidecaster.

Standing atop a large, fallen aelven ruin (the head of a statue, featuring a carved ruin on the forehead), she is posed very much in the manner of a wizard summoning something dark – her eyes are closed, and she clutches a rune in her right hand (the aelven rune for water in fact, an indication of the phantasmal seas she controls). She is clad in metal plate armour, with spiked shoulder pads holding the large cloak that billows behind her. Above her head is a finned crest attached to her helmet, with a shell at the centre. Denoting her wizardly status further is a scroll case and a set of potion bottles that hang from her hip. She is armed with a pelagic staff, and is accompanied a spirit guardian which swims around her, keeping her from harm. 

This multi-part plastic kit contains everything you need to make twenty Bloodreavers, armed with either Reaver Axes or Meatripper Axes (twenty of each are included). Thirty-six heads, a mix of helmeted and bare, are included for customisation along with twenty parrying blades. You also have the option to build one model as a chieftain, wielding a double-bladed axe and carrying grisly trophies, one model as a hornblower and one model as an icon bearer, with a detailed banner. Included are twenty Citadel 32mm Round Bases. 

This Warhammer Age of Sigmar box set is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Games Workshop Plastic Glue and Games Workshop Paints.

This multi-part plastic kit makes either five Khorne Wrathmongers or five Khorne Skullreapers. If you are building the Wrathmongers this Games Workshop Warhammer kit allows you to choose to build them with the following parts:

• 5 sets of armoured legs (one of which is designed to look like a Bloodletter)
• 10 torsos that can be used to form the basis of the models.
• 10 different sets of armour that fit to the torso fronts with the option to add additional shoulder armour.

Whichever unit type you choose to make there are enough parts to include a champion and standard bearer for either.

The Wrathmongers are each armed with a pair of wrath-flails. There are five helmeted heads and the option to distinguish the champion with the addition of a helmet designed to look like a Bloodletter’s face and a mutation in the shape of a scorpions tail.

If you are building the Skullreapers this Games Workshop Warhammer kit allows you to choose to build them with the following parts:

• Armed with two hand weapons a choice of 13 individual weapons ranging from swords, axes, maces and knives
• The option to arm one of the models with a double-handed axe.
• They can alternatively be armed with pairs of ensorcelled weapons of which there are 8 different individual weapons, with the option for one of the models to be armed with a double-handed sword.
• A choice of seven bare heads that sport a variety of mutations, from horns, studded foreheads and even a bestial dog face.
• Each Skullreaper sports a trophy rack on his back, and the Champion is distinguished by his double trophy rack.

The Khorne Wrathmongers have 97 components and are supplied with five 40mm monster bases.

This Warhammer kit is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Games Workshop Plastic Glue and Games Workshop Paints.

Brood Brothers are devotees of a xenos-infected coalition of insurrectionists called a Genestealer Cult. Unswervingly loyal to their Cult, they conceal themselves amongst institutions like the Astra Militarum.