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On Board Gaming stocks one of San Diego County's deepest Warhammer 40,000 ranges — hundreds of kits across every faction, from Combat Patrols to characters, plus the Citadel paints and hobby supplies to field them. Shop online for in-store pickup in Escondido or US shipping, or come browse the wall in person.
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Orks: Deffkilla WartrikeThe Deffkilla Wartrike is the Speed Freeks' personal command vehicle for a Speedboss — a three-wheeled rocket-bike with a roaring shoota, klaw, and acid-tipped pole, driven at suicidal speeds by an...
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Orks: Boomdakka SnazzwagonThe Boomdakka Snazzwagon is a Speed Freeks buggy specialising in gaudy, chaotic firepower — all flame-effects, shootas, and sticky kustom job, weaving through traffic with a Grot Gunner cackling be...
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Orks: WarbikersWarbikers are the Speed Freeks' standard light cavalry — Boyz mounted on roaring, smoke-belching warbikes, blasting across the battlefield to outflank enemy positions while dakka pours from their t...
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Orks: TrukkThe Trukk is the Orks' workhorse infantry transport — a roaring, smoke-belching open-top wagon piled high with Boyz, careening across the battlefield to deliver a mob of green-skinned mayhem direct...
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Orks: StormboyzStormboyz are young, glory-obsessed Orks who strap themselves to roaring rokkit packs and hurl themselves over the battlefield, trailing fire and screaming war-cries before crashing into the enemy ...
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Orks: NobzNobz are the largest, meanest Boyz in any Ork mob — bulky veterans who have grown massive on a steady diet of fights won, who lead the lesser Boyz with a combination of brute intimidation and the t...
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Orks: Mek GunThe Mek Gun is a heavy weapon designed and crewed by Ork Meks — a wheeled artillery piece operated by a small crew of grots and Meks who alternately argue, fire, and try not to blow themselves up. ...
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Orks: MeganobzThis multi-part plastic boxed set contains three Meganobz and a Grot Oiler. Each Meganob is armed with a power klaw and a twin-linked shoota (which can be upgraded to a kombi shoota-rokkit launcha ...
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Orks: Killa KansKilla Kans are Mek-built combat walkers that house a single Grot pilot inside — a small, vicious Ork war machine that shuffles along on three legs, swinging an oversized close-combat weapon and lay...
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Orks: MorkanautThe Morkanaut is a colossal Mek-built combat walker housing a Mek pilot and a complement of Grot Riggers who scramble around its outside repairing damage in real time. A walking armoured fortress w...
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Orks: Flash GitzFlash Gitz are the bling-loving aristocrats of Ork society — Freebooterz who have made their fortune through piracy and now turn up to land battles armed with absurdly oversized snazzguns and an en...
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Orks: BoyzOrk Boyz are the green tide — the brawling, choppa-swinging masses that form the absolute core of any Ork army. There are always more Boyz than the enemy expects, and they keep coming until they wi...
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Orks: BattlewagonThe Battlewagon is the Orks' primary heavy transport — a massive open-topped armoured wagon piled with Boyz, festooned with random weapons, and barreling toward the enemy line at speeds far in exce...
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Necrons: Tomb BladesTomb Blades are the fast-attack element of any Necron force — silent antigravity skimmers that streak across the battlefield to outflank enemy formations, harass weak points, and deliver focused fi...
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Necrons: Doom ScytheThe Doom Scythe is the most terrifying flier in the Necron arsenal — a sweeping crescent of ancient Necrontyr engineering that streaks across battlefields cutting down everything in its path with a...
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Necrons: CryptekCrypteks are the technocratic priests of the Necron dynasties — unfathomable scientists, engineers, and battlefield support artisans whose esoteric specialisms range from temporal manipulation to p...
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Necrons: Triarch PraetoriansThe Triarch Praetorians are the elite warriors of the ancient Triarchal council — Necrons of incalculable age and status who have remained loyal to the Silent King across millions of years of exile...
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Necrons: ImmortalsThis multi-part plastic boxed set contains 80 components, two Necron transfer sheets and five Citadel 32mm Round Bases with which to build five Necron Immortals or five Necron Deathmarks.
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New to Warhammer 40,000? Start Here
The easiest way into 40K is a Combat Patrol box — a ready-made army core for your chosen faction that costs less than buying the kits separately. Pick the faction whose look or lore grabs you, add brushes and paints, and you're in the hobby.
Not sure which faction fits? Come by the Escondido store — our staff play, paint, and will happily talk you through it. We also stock paints, glues, and hobby tools for every step after the first box.
Warhammer 40K at On Board Gaming — FAQ
Do you stock new Warhammer 40K releases?
Yes — we carry new Games Workshop releases as they come out, alongside a deep back-catalog of kits for every major faction. If a kit's not on the shelf, ask and we can usually order it.
What should I buy first to start Warhammer 40K?
A Combat Patrol box for a faction you like, plus a starter set of paints and a brush. That's a playable army core and the full hobby loop — building, painting, playing — in one purchase.
Do you sell Citadel paints and hobby supplies?
Yes — shop the Citadel paint range plus glues, tools, and basing supplies, in-store and online.
Can I order online and pick up in store?
Yes — free in-store pickup at our Escondido location, serving all of San Diego County. Choose pickup at checkout and we'll email when your order's ready.
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