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A tape measure, marked in inches or centimetres, is required to measure movement distances and the range of weapons and abilities. The Games Workshop Tape Measure extends to 10ft/120", is marked in both centimetres and inches, and features an auto-locking blade. A soft rubber exterior provides a comfortable grip and is embossed with the Games Workshop logo. -
You may have noticed a common theme amongst models and scenery pieces from the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar ranges – skulls. They’re everywhere, decorating the walls of Khornate keeps and hanging from the belts of fearsome warriors. But we don’t think there are enough skulls out there… Enter the Citadel Skulls. This is a box of 340 (yes, three hundred and forty!) plastic skulls, designed for the hobbyist to decorate scenery, bases and models as they see fit. There are even 20 extra jawbones! Here’s a breakdown of the number and type of the 340 (!) skulls in the box: - 82 human skulls with jawbones; - 86 human skulls without jawbones; - 15 human jawbones; - 60 assorted damaged human skulls; - 2 giants’ skulls; - 1 Morghast skull (in 2 components); - 1 beast skull (in 2 components); - 4 small horned skulls; - 4 medium horned skulls; - 3 large horned skulls; - 7 bird skulls; - 2 Chaos beast skulls; - 6 plaguebearer skulls; - 6 Bloodletter skulls; - 10 T'au skulls; - 5 Kroot skulls; - 6 alien skulls; - 21 Genestealer Hybrid skulls; - 20 Ork skulls without jaws; - 5 Ork jawbones; - 7 Ork skulls with jaws open; - 7 Ork skulls with jaws. - as well as 15 human jawbones; - 5 Ork jawbones. Skulls! -
The rotting bowels of the Great Unclean Ones swell with pus and contagion, and within each such swelling there grows a tiny and malevolent Daemon called a Nurgling. As the Nurgling matures it feeds upon the filth of the Great Unclean One and pops out; the very personification of a boil or pustule. Their tiny teeth are as sharp as razors, leaving festering bites upon their victims, but rarely killing them outright – although such an attack can prove the beginning of a long, disease-ridden demise. This kit contains – quite literally – stacks of Nurglings. In fact, with this kit you can make three tottering towers of them. Every swarm has front, back and middle ranks; each is comprised of wriggling little horned beasts that are saturated in sores, cuts, lumps and opened orifices. They also come in a variety of characterful poses - most of them sickening. Though you can actually make 27 combinations of Nurgling towers, there are loads of individual Nurglings for using on bases for the rest of your army. This multi-part plastic boxed set contains 16 components with which to build 3 varying towers of Nurglings. Supplied with 3 Citadel 40mm Round bases. -
The Gnarlwood has been riven by a series of devastating earthquakes, as something stirs deep below the forest’s surface. These tremors have wrought terrible damage across the Sundered Scales, but they have also unearthed many strange relics – and drawn in Gorger Mawpacks of feral ogors, who hope to stir up the all-consuming hunger of their Gulping God through acts of gory sacrifice. Swift on their heels come the Wildercorps Hunters, determined to end this threat to the God-King’s domain with a well-aimed crossbow bolt. Warcry: Hunter and Hunted brings two new warbands into the Gnarlwood – the ravenous Gorger Mawpack and the ingenious Wildercorps Hunters. The boxed set also includes a Mawpit terrain feature, a book packed with background information, incredible artwork, and the rules for both warbands and the included terrain. Plus, a set of battleplan and warband cards to keep your games running smoothly. This boxed set contains: – 64-page softcover Warband Tome: Hunter and Hunted – with background, artwork, rules, quests, and campaigns for both of the two warbands in the box, as well as the new Mawpit terrain – Gorger Mawpack – Five ravenous and deadly ogors afflicted with the Empty Belly curse. Wild-eyed and starving, they launch themselves at their prey. These multipart plastic miniatures include 1x Clawback, 1x Cave Howler, and 3x Gorgers, all with a variety of cosmetic options. Two Gorgers can be armed with claws or clubs, and one can be armed with claws or a greatclub – Wildercorps Hunters – 11 trackers and scouts employed by the Freeguilds, experts in attacking from the cover of dense and broken terrain. These plastic multipart miniatures include 1x Wildercorps Warden, 1x Trailblazer, 2x Leatherhides, and 2x Scouts, all with a variety of weapon and cosmetic options, as well as 1x Arbalester and 4x Trailhounds – Mawpit Scenery – As gastromantic magic floods the battlefield, the ground opens hungrily in response. The tooth-lined Mawpit drags in wayward fighters who stray too close... or are shoved in by their enemies. Includes 1x multipart plastic Mawpit terrain set, for use in games of Warcry and as a faction terrain piece for the Ogor Mawtribes in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar – 42x battleplan cards – Generate battleplans quickly and easily with 6x terrain cards, 12x deployment cards, 12x victory cards, and 12x twist cards – 22x warband cards – Keep games running smoothly with 3x abilities cards covering both warbands as well as universal abilities, 3x divider cards for tracking damage and fighters, 5x Gorger Mawpack fighter cards, and 11x Wildercorps Hunter fighter cards Warcry: Hunter and Hunted is a great way to expand your games of Warcry, playing skirmish battles between two powerful warbands in a disturbing and deadly landscape. You will need a copy of the Warcry: Core Book to use the contents of this expansion box. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Chaos Spawn are hideous victims of their own ambition, their wracked minds and distorted bodies unable to withstand the gifts – or curses – of the Dark Gods. Reduced to lumpen mounds of muscle and flailing mutated limbs, these malformed beasts are herded into battle by their former brethren – or simply lurch forth to share their suffering, lashing out at horrified enemies with unnatural strength. This multipart plastic kit builds two Chaos Spawn – wretched souls overwhelmed by mutation. This twisted kit features a truly mind-boggling variety of interchangeable components and optional extras for customising your creatures – more than a dozen hideous heads and aberrant arms, plus loads of spikes, tentacles, extra eyeballs, and other mutations to create the Chaos Spawn of your nightmares! Chaos Spawn can be used by Chaos armies in both Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000. This kit comprises 89 plastic components, and is supplied with two Citadel 50mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Great Unclean Ones are Nurgle’s mightiest daemons. Towering over their enemies, these living hillocks of rotting flesh lumber across the battlefield swinging their rusted weapons, vomiting streams of filth and unleashing diseased magics upon the foe. Great Unclean Ones are terrifying when roused to wrath, wading through enemy ranks, crushing foes beneath their bulk and pulping survivors with their enormous swords and flails. Some toll rusted summoning bells to draw forth fresh daemons, while others unleash terrible outbreaks of magical plague. This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble a Great Unclean One. This is a truly vile model (in the most positive sense of the word!) – it celebrates its corpulence, with rotten, torn flesh slipping aside on its enormous gut to reveal winding intestines within. 2 different heads are available – one with symmetrical antlers and a foul grin, and one cyclopæan, featuring a hideous daemon tongue which ends in a sinister head – itself featuring a sinister daemon tongue! It can be armed with a massive bilesword or doomsday bell in the right hand, and a large bileblade or plague flail (a remarkable object which is essentially 3 skulls attached to lengths of heavy chain) in its left hand. 6 Nurglings are included, clutching items such as censers, or just hanging about – these can be added to the kit in any way that you see fit. This model comes as 59 components, and is supplied with a Citadel 130mm Round base. The Great Unclean One can be added to both Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar armies, and the kit can optionally be used to assemble the special character Rotigus. -
Tornus the Redeemed is living proof that even the most tainted are not beyond salvation. A former devotee of the Plague God, Nurgle, he now serves Sigmar with unshakeable faith. Reforged as a Knight-Azyros, he has dedicated himself to providing some degree of succour to the troubled warriors of the Ruination chambers. As a symbol of hope and faith, he carries a sacred lantern, which guides and heals the righteous while searing the eyes of Sigmar's enemies. This multipart push-fit plastic kit builds Tornus the Redeemed – a powerful hero for Stormcast Eternals armies in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. With their soul now redeemed, the warrior formerly known as Torglug the Despised is now a flying herald of Sigmar, assigned to the Ruination chambers. He flies on wings of light that resemble ragged feathers, and his armour and skin are etched with dark Ruination chambers iconography. He is armed with a powerful hallowed greatspear. This kit can alternatively be used to build a standard Knight-Azyros, armed with a star-blessed weapon. This kit contains 13 plastic components and 1x Citadel 50mm Round Hex Hole Base. This push-fit miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints. -
Krethusa the Croneseer is a renegade prophet and her rise to prominence has rocked the cult of Khaine to its core. In battle, she calls upon her powers of foresight and shadow magic to annihilate those who stand in the path of aelven destiny. This multipart plastic kit builds Krethusa the Croneseer, an outcast prophet for Daughters of Khaine armies. She is accompanied by ten Sisters of Slaughter, which can alternately be built as Witch Aelves, and five Doomfire Warlocks. This aggressive force is ideal for pursuing the prophecies of Morai-Heg in the shadowy places of the Mortal Realms. Rules for fielding Krethusa the Croneseer in your games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar can be found on the Warhammer Community website. You can also find rules for The Croneseer’s Pariahs army of renown in Dawnbringers Book V – Shadow of the Crone, which is available separately. This set includes the following: - 1x Krethusa the Croneseer - 10x Sisters of Slaughter (which can alternately be built as Witch Aelves) - 5x Doomfire Warlocks (which can alternately be built as Dark Riders) This kit comprises 183 plastic components, and 1 transfer sheet containing 226 high-quality waterslide transfers for you to decorate your forces. All models are supplied with their appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Freeguild Fusiliers are disciplined gunners, trained to plant their heavy pavise shields in the ground and form a defensive line that is effectively a fortress battlement brought to the field. From this position, ranked Fusiliers can unleash continuous volleys of fire, their sturdy fusil-cannons belching hot death and drifting clouds of blackpowder smoke. This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Freeguild Fusiliers, accompanied by a Blackpowder Squire. Each Fusilier carries a huge pavise shield, on which they mount a fusil-cannon tipped with a bayonet. You can build one model as a Fusil-Sergeant, armed with either a brace of pistols or a triple-barrelled slaughter-fusil, and another model as a Fusilier Herald, who a carries a standard and torch with a choice of icons and flames. The accompanying Blackpowder Squire runs up and down the firing line, supplying shot and powder wherever it's needed. The kit includes plenty of different poses, heads, and shield designs, all of which are interchangeable between models, plus two curious gargoylian creatures – you'll be able to keep your Freeguild forces distinct and varied, no matter how many Fusiliers you recruit. This kit comprises 115 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases and 1x Citadel 25mm Round Base. Also included is a Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheet, featuring 410 Free City icons, Sigmarite cult sigils, and other forms of heraldry. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Vulkyn Flameseekers are master beast-tamers who worship the Ur-Salamander, Vulcatrix. These fiery duardin zealots scour the realms for Magmadroth eggs and traces of sacred fire, striking out into the wilderness for months at a time, wielding fyresteel weapons that can excavate hardened rock as easily as they smash through armour. This multipart plastic kit builds a full Vulkyn Flameseekers warband, for use in games of Warcry. These devout duardin are led by a Vulkyn Runefather, who inspires his Scalebreaker warriors to unleash the fiery wrath of Vulcatrix with an array of fyresteel war picks and shovel-like polearms. The warband's Drothmaster is charged with training young Kyndledroths – whose fiery breath belies their size – while the scale-clad Drothblood Thane slays those Magmadroths too furious to be tamed. These miniatures can also be used as part of a Fyreslayers army in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, using free rules available to download on the Warhammer Community website. This set contains 9 plastic miniatures: - 1x Vulkyn Runefather, who can be armed with a drothvault greataxe or a mastercrafted bokaz - 1x Drothmaster - 1x Kyndledroth - 1x Drothblood Thane - 5x Scalebreakers, who can each be armed with a fyresteel splitaxe or a bokaz This set also includes: - A Vulkyn Flameseekers abilities card, for quick referencing in games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese) - 7x Vulkyn Flameseekers fighter cards, for checking your rules and stats at a glance - 2x Warcry wound divider cards, for tracking damage done to your fighters in battle This kit comprises 72 plastic components, and comes with 5x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 5x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Hidden behind the dread mask of one of Nurgle’s executioners, the Lord of Plagues gazes impassively at the victims of the vile blessings that swathe him. Able to poison a man from a dozen paces away, he visits grim fates on those foolish enough to get close with his Plague-ridden Great Blade. His frame is a repulsive collection of rancid boils, open sores and cankerous bulges - truly, blessed by Nurgle. This multi-part plastic kit gives you everything needed to assemble one Lord of Plagues, wielding a Plague-ridden Great Blade. -
Bossrokk Towers are filled with the raucous energy of Gork, and make excellent vantage points for an Ironjawz boss. An orruk who stands upon its platform finds their boisterous yelling and ill-tempered insults carrying far across the battlefield, crashing down on both friend and foe like the fist of the Great Green God. This multipart plastic kit builds one Bossrokk Tower terrain piece for use in Orruk Warclans armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. When your leader climbs to the top, they'll feel like a proper boss, able to yell insults at enemies and inspire your army. The kit can also be built as a Skaregob Totem – Faction Terrain specific to the Kruleboyz and acting as a lodestone of Morkish magic, spiralling with energies of sinister cunning. The kit comprises 24 plastic components and 1x Citadel 100mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Skaven make ingenious use of warpstone, harnessing its power in myriad ways, including carving it into trinkets imbued with the very essence of Chaos. This set of 16 dice are designed to remind you of warpstone, giving you the manic confidence you need to take down your enemies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Each dice is 16mm cubed with rounded edges, cast in a deep green. The markings are picked out in a bright green, and the '6'-face bears the icon of the Skaven. -
A morbid set of disease-ridden triplets, held in check and balance by their opposing attitudes and desires, the brains of the Glottkin - the pragmatic Otto and devious sorcerer Ethrac - ride to battle on the shoulders of their brother Ghurk, a creature so grotesquely swollen by the blessings of Nurgle that he could flatten most enemies unfortunate enough to get in the way of his putrid advance without even noticing. This multi-part plastic kit contains everything you need to assemble the Glottkin, wielding Flailing Tentacles, Poison-Slick Scythe and able to launch horrifying, corrosive Pestilent Torrents. It includes a Citadel 130mm Round base. -
Tzaangor Enlightened are arrogant creatures who can see the lessons of the past as easily as mortals see daylight. Some even soar into battle atop the bizarre bladed constructs known as Discs of Tzeentch, gleefully unnerving foes by cawing out their most terrible failures and sins as they strike with gilded spears. This multipart plastic kit builds three Tzaangor Enlightened. These avian mutants are armed with ornate long spears, and each can be built on foot, or riding atop a daemonic Disc of Tzeentch. The kit allows you to build one Enlightened as an Aviarch, brandishing a burning wand, and includes a range of components to customise your models – three different fanged Discs, three plumes of flame for them to fly atop, a selection of arcane tools, and eight different heads with six different sets of horns. This kit can alternatively build three Tzaangor Skyfires – prophetic mutant warriors equipped with ornate greatbows. This kit comprises 62 plastic components, and comes with 3x Citadel 40mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. These models can also be used for Thousand Sons armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. They are compatible with the Tzaangor Upgrade Pack, which is available separately and provides chainswords and autopistols as weapon options.
