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The Legiones Astartes have access to vast arsenals of death-dealing wargear, often equipping leaders with specialised weapons for close-quarters fighting, and Despoiler Squads, sent in to butcher their opponents in the swirl of melee combat. This plastic upgrade kit can be used to equip Legionaries from the MKIII and MKVI miniatures with a versatile set of melee weapons, suitable to arm squad leaders, and equip a 10-man Despoiler Squad. You'll find a huge variety, allowing you to choose weapons that fit your Legion's style of war and add character to your army. You'll also find a set of arms that can be used to vary your poses and hold two-handed weapons. This kit contains: – 2x Sheathed chainswords – 2x Heavy chainswords – 2x Charnabal sabres – 2x Thunder hammers – 2x Power swords being drawn – 2x Power swords – 2x Power lances – 2x Hand flamers – 2x Plasma pistols – 2x Augury scanners – 2x Melta bombs – 2x Slung boltguns – 4x Power axes – 4x Power mauls – 4x Power fists – 4x Lightning claw components – 4x Volkite serpenta – 4x Phobos bolt pistols – 4x Umbra bolt pistols – 4x Tigrus bolt pistols – 10x Chainswords – 8x Hands (2 sets of four variants) – 10x Heads (2 sets of five variants) – 42x Arms (2 sets of 21 variants) This upgrade kit comprises 130 plastic components and is designed to be assembled with the plastic MKIII and MKVI Space Marines kits, which are sold separately. These components are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
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 November's issue: Planet Warhammer Models, letters and questions sent in by you. Plus, we say goodbye to eight warlords. THE WHITE DWARF BUNKER Access Granted! Wade Pryce talks about narrative campaigns and player immersion. Challenges It’s a monster of a painting challenge this month. Or a machine… Trouble in Paradyce Wade continues with an update on the first stage of the studio’s Crusade campaign. Scenarios of the Month New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Basic Training Sam delves into battle tactics and how to go about scoring them. Hobby Hangout Make no bones about it, this month’s painting tips are all about skeletons. Satellite Uplink It’s big stuff month! We look at monsters and machines from the painting community. Bunker Bingo It’s the penultimate month of the year, which means Bunker Bingo is almost over! WARHAMMER 40,000 Brutal Raiders Ork pirates (in spaaaaace!) join the ongoing war on the Chalnath Expanse. Yaaargh! Shokk Assault A Big Mek on a hunt for loot tries out his latest invention and discovers that it is good. Cauldron of War Team up or stab ’em in the back? New multiplayer rules for Warhammer 40,000. Echoes From the Warp Insights on Detachments and how they’re designed, straight from the rules team. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Battle Report: Blood & Thunder The studio’s top Spearhead players battle in a clash of Stormcasts and skellies. The Duardin Ascendant Fancy fielding Fyreslayers, Kharadron, and Dispossessed in one army, led by Grombrindal? Flashpoint Lethis: The Petrifex Elite Learn about the Ossiarch Bonereapers of the Petrifex Elite before they crush Lethis into dust! Flashpoint Lethis: The Necro-forged Army of Renown rules for the Petrifex Elite and their mysterious shape-shifting leader. Brush Tips The ’Eavy Metal team discuss how they came up with their colour schemes for the Skaven. Briar and Bone Warcry rules for the Twistweald Sylvaneth and the Teratic Cohort of the Ossiarch Bonereapers. OTHER ARTICLES Armies of the Old World Four fledgling armies prepare to defend or destroy the World of Legend. SPECIAL FEATURE Tatters of Hope: Part 1 A strike force of Kasrkin find themselves hunting a band of traitors and heretics. Part 1 of 5 written by William Crowe. Each copy of White Dwarf 506 also comes with a cardboard insert which includes a double-sided card for the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar Scenarios of the Month, 1x Warscroll Card for Grombrindal, 1x Warscroll Card for the Grand Necromystic, 2x Age of Sigmar Reference Cards, 6x Stratagem cards for multiplayer games of Warhammer 40,000 and 2x Bunker Achievement Cards. Also included is a code for unlocking the character Isabella Mariken in the Warhammer 40,000: Tacticus mobile game. -
Misshapen, lumpen and inhumanly strong, the Aberrants are the repugnant offshoots of the brood cycle. Though dim-witted, their instinctive need to defend their broodkin makes them valuable assets to the cult. With heavy industrial tools raised, they cause impressive carnage with only their brute force and single-minded determination. Aberrants form terrifying packs of warriors that excel in delivering huge amounts of damage in close combat. Their heavy melee weapons are used to bludgeon their enemies into submission, and if those don't do the job, their rending claws add a lethal coup de grace. Combined with their ability to shrug off much of the damage dealt to them, this unit can dominate their enemies with ease. This plastic box set contains 41 components, enough to build 5 Aberrants with a choice of power picks or power hammers. Also included are options to build a Hypermorph armed with a power hammer or heavy improvised weapon, and 11 different heads. This set has been designed to offer a high degree of interchangeability between parts. Supplied with 5x 32mm round bases. -
Chaos Warriors are the bane of the Mortal Realms, clad in hellforged iron and swollen with dark blessings. Entire legions of these armoured killers march to battle in search of divine favour, sworn by bloody rituals to the service of a mighty warlord. Each Chaos Warrior is the equal of several lesser mortals, and each harbours ambitions to become mightier still. This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Chaos Warriors – the armoured core of the Everchosen's legions, formidable on the defence and fearsome on the assault. Each Chaos Warrior carries a Chaos runeshield, and can be armed with either a murderous weapon – in the form of a sword, axe, maul, or hammer – or a long-handled, ensorcelled halberd. The kit also provides components to build one model as an Aspiring Champion with a unique murderous weapon and a choice of unique heads, as well as a Hornblower musician and a Standard Bearer with a choice of two banners and two Chaotic sigils. The kit includes a wide variety of different helmets, bare heads, poses, runeshields, weapons, and halberd heads, all of which are entirely interchangeable – allowing you to ensure your Chaos Warriors look totally unique no matter how large your Chaotic legion grows. This kit comprises 97 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Orruk Ardboys plough into the fray with a mad bellow and the clatter of heavy pig-iron plate. These mobs of ferocious, battle-scarred fighters smash their way through the enemy's ranks with an array of crude but wickedly sharp weapons, bashing aside return blows – and unlucky opponents – using heavy shields. This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Orruk Ardboys, the frontline fighters of the Ironjawz clans. Each Ardboy carries a hefty slab-like shield, and can be armed with either a choppa or a long-handled stikka. You can build one model as an Ardboy Boss to lead the mob with a unique choppa and a choice of heads, and another model as a Gorkamorka Glyph Bearer who carries one of two different back-mounted glyphs. You'll find a wide variety of different heads, shields, hands, and weapons, all of which are totally interchangeable – no matter how big your Waaagh! grows, you can ensure that your Ironjawz look like a proppa motley mob. This kit comprises 98 plastic components, and comes with 10x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Moonclan Stabbas form ragged ranks that advance upon the foe with gongs clanging and banners waving. Eyes bulging with the madness of the Gloomspite, they pour over the enemy lines and stab wildly at everything in their path. Stabbas are the core unit for many Gloomspite Gitz army, thanks to their ability to overwhelm foes with vast numbers. You’ll find them great for capturing objectives or shielding the squishier elements of your army – or for concealing some well-placed Loonsmasha Fanatics... Inside the set, you’ll find enough stabbas, pokin’ spears and Moon Shields to build a unit of Stabbas, or enough Moonclan bows and slittas to build a unit of Shootas. You’ll also find a choice of Icon Bearers, a Gong Basher, 2 barbed nets and a special stabba for denoting the unit’s Moonclan Boss. This kit is supplied in 111 Components and contains 20 x 25mm round bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly. -
Aggressive and bold, there is no foe the Fulminators dare not charge. A surge of celestial energy builds before the ground-shaking impetus of their onset, a crackling war-cloud that travels like a bow wave before their lowered stormstrike glaives. They are the tip of the Dracothian Guard spear, and they clear a path for all who follow. This multi-part plastic kit contains all the components necessary to assemble two Dracothian Guard Fulminators armed with stormstrike glaives and sigmarite shields and each mounted on a ferocious Dracoth. This kit also allows you to make any of the following Dracothian Guard variants: - Tempestors, armed with volleystorm crossbows, warblade and sigmarite shields; - Concussors, armed with lightning hammers and sigmarite shields; - Desolators, armed with thunderaxes and sigmarite shields. One Dracothian Guard can also be optionally assembled as Lord-Celestant on Dracoth armed with a selection of weapons including tempestos hammer, thunderaxe, lightning hammer, stormstrike glaive and sigmarite shield. This kit comes in 80 components and is supplied with two 90x52mm Citadel Oval bases. -
Armed and armoured with the kingdom’s finest equipment, the Grave Guard are the elite warriors of tomb and barrow. They carry cursed blades woven through with the magic of darkness and despair. This multi-part plastic boxed set contains the components needed to make 10 Grave Guard, and includes options for a Seneshal, standard bearer and hornblower. Supplied with 10 Citadel 25mm Round bases. -
Grotesque monsters that prey upon the blood of the unfortunate souls they catch, Fell Bats are an amalgamation of deathly magics and the Soulblight curse brought into being by their vampire masters. Often seeking out victims to drain for their lord's own sustenance, the grossly oversized wingspan of these bats is often the last thing someone will see before razor-sharp fangs sink into their flesh. Not only are they a useful delivery service for blood, but they're also excellent scouts and flanking troops for the Soulblight Gravelords. As their lust for blood drives them to ever more savage feats of violence, the Fell Bats repeatedly dive in and out of combat in a frenzy of bloodshed that only ends when they, or more often their victim, expires completely. The kit is comprised of 15 plastic components, with which you can assemble 3 Fell Bats. These models are supplied with 3x 40mm Citadel Round Bases.
