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Miniatures
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Orks: LootasLootas are Orks who have looted Imperial heavy weapons — Boyz who have learned just enough about deffguns, kustom mega-blastas, and similar to fire them in something resembling the right direction,...
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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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Necrons: Canoptek WraithsCanoptek Wraiths are serpentine maintenance constructs that have been pressed into service as battlefield horrors — phasing in and out of solid matter, ignoring most defences, and tearing apart ene...
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Necrons: Canoptek SpyderThe Canoptek Spyder is a quadrupedal repair construct large enough to mend, modify, or even build lesser Necron units in the field. In battle it brings up the rear of the army, repairing broken War...
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Death Guard: Daemon Primarch of NurgleMortarion, Daemon Primarch of Nurgle, is one of the most terrifying figures in the entire 41st Millennium — a colossal winged warrior-king transformed by his pact with the Plague God into a bloated...
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Imperial Knights: Knight QuestorisThis multipart plastic kit builds a mighty Imperial Knight in one of six configurations for your Imperial Knights armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. They can also be fielded as a Freeblade for yo...
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World Eaters: Kharn the BetrayerThis multipart plastic kit builds Khârn the Betrayer, an iconic champion of the Blood God and his World Eaters Legion. Toting a destructive plasma pistol of ancient design, Khârn swings Gorechild, ...
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Iron Hands Primaris Upgrades & TransfersForge your Primaris warriors into the cold, calculating sons of Ferrus Manus with this upgrade set, adding the mechanical and iron-themed iconography of the Iron Hands — bionic components, the Iron...
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Iron Hands: Iron Father FeirrosIron Father Feirros is the foremost Iron-Father of the Iron Hands — a warrior who blends the roles of Techmarine and Chaplain into a uniquely Iron Hands fusion of faith and function. His devotion i...
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