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A Warhammer 40,000 Novel The Reliquant at Arms is given a holy mission to return a sacred relic of the Adepta Sororitas to its rightful place. After the forces of Chaos foil her plans, she pledges herself to vengeance – but her chosen mission might be more than she can handle. READ IT BECAUSE It's a chance to witness the faith and fury of the Adepta Sororitas pitted against the forces of Nurgle, the Plague God! Learn more about one of their legendary warriors, how they fight, and what sacrifices they're willing to make in the name of the God-Emperor. THE STORY Aestred Thurga is the Reliquant at Arms, a holy warrior tasked with defending the relics of the Imperium. While returning the legendary Sword of Saarim to its rightful place upon the necropolis world of Katerah, Aestred is ambushed by a cult of the Plague God that steals the blade for themselves. Horrified at her defeat, she plunges herself and her Adepta Sororitas companions into a brutal battle against the forces of Chaos that overwhelm the planet from within, in order to reclaim both the relic and her honour. But when the billions of heroes laid to rest on Katerah begin to rise from their graves, Aestred must choose whether it is more important to defend the Imperium’s people or protect its history, and is confronted with an awful truth – sometimes, a Sister can fail her mission. Written by Danie Ware. -
The role of Custodian Venatari is a high honour among their Legio and is reserved for those who have proven themselves successful in the Blood Games. Their domain resides among the rooftops and spires of the Imperial Palace and in the skies above any Custodian assault, overseeing and assessing potential threats below before swooping into a killing dive. Strike From the Skies This multipart plastic kit builds 6 Venatari, elite airborne infantry for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Held aloft on their Custodian jump harnesses, they fly over the battlefield, hunting their targets. Armed with advanced archaeotech weapons, these swift killers excel at using their speed to take out isolated enemy targets. Hunt in Style Each member of the unit can be equipped with either a tarsus buckler and brutal kinetic destroyer to slay the Emperor’s enemies from afar, or a verutum lance to strike down foes in close combat. They can each take an optional neutronium cascade mine to destroy vehicles at the molecular level, and 2 Ventari can be assembled carrying these baleful devices in their hands. There are also a number of interchangeable parts, which make it easy to customise your swooping predators. Interchangeable parts: – 10 heads (of 5 designs) – 6 tarsus bucklers (of 3 designs) – 8 Custodian jump harnesses (of 3 designs) – 12 left shoulder pads (of 2 designs) – 12 right shoulder pads (of 2 designs) Contents: – 196 plastic components – 6 Citadel 40mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
Shield Captains are warriors of consummate and superhuman ability, rare insight, acumen, and knowledge. Afforded the finest of the Imperium’s arms, each of these legendary fighters commands the Legio Custodes against all manner of threats – they bear the might and power of the Legio, manifested in a single indomitable warrior. An Exemplar of Terra’s Might This multipart plastic kit builds one Shield Captain, an exemplary warrior and strategist for your Legio Custodes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. They are clad in the finest armour and lavished in details, including sculpted iconography and filigree, giving an ornate appearance. This leader is equipped with a praesidium shield and an eternity blade, which is both a mark of office and a deadly weapon. The miniature comes with a choice of 2 heads – helmeted and bare – offering a degree of customisation for your mighty leader. This miniature can be used to represent a Tribune – a mighty leader held in immense esteem by their fellow Custodians. Contents: – 24 plastic components – 1 Citadel 40mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints -
When the Daughters of Khaine march to war, their wizards and priestesses can conjure blood and shadow into dangerous magicks to harry their foes. The Bloodwrack Viper is an enormous serpent formed from boiling blood, a manifestation of hatred and bitterness that binds its prey into a crushing embrace before squeezing so forcefully that the victim explodes in a shower of gore. Carried through the air by a tempest of blood, the Bladewind carves a bloody path through anything in its way, slicing through armour with unnatural ease to get to the flesh and blood beneath. The most devout of Khaine's priestesses can summon a manifestation of his Iron Heart, a blood-dripping icon that burns with supernatural rage. Those bathed in its wrathful aura continue to fight and kill even when stricken with mortal wounds. The Daughters of Khaine endless spells offer diverse and powerful tactical options to your army, designed to slay your foes and offer helpful boons to your own units. This set contains models for all two endless spells and an Invocation of Khaine, two of which can be cast by your wizards, while the third can be summoned by priestesses. This 42-piece kit builds three miniatures for Daughters of Khaine armies: – Bloodwrack Viper – Bladewind – Heart of Fury This kit also includes a 100mm round base and two 50mm round bases. Warscrolls for these models can be found in Battletome: Daughters of Khaine. -
Ynigoh Kroyle, a radical Inquisitor of the Ordo Xenos, is a consummate hunter of alien monstrosities. From atop his subjugated Garralisk steed, Kroyle stalks and engages xenos prey, bringing even the most formidable targets down with venom-laced shots from his Jindarii tox-cycler. Hunter of Nightmares This multipart plastic kit builds Inquisitor Kroyle, a master huntsman for your Imperial Agents armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. This merciless Inquisitor is more than willing to use the tools of his enemies against them – acquiring examples of alien technology for his own. He is especially suited to bringing down the largest prey, using his xenotech rifle to strike them down from afar, while he rides his Garralisk – believed to be the last of its kind – into position to get the perfect shot. The kit includes 2 heads for Kroyle – helmeted and bare – and 2 heads for his mount – wearing its full compliance hood or with its jaws free, ready to attack. Contents: – 36 plastic components – 1 Citadel 60mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Citadel Colour paints Rules for using this miniature in your games of Warhammer 40,000 can be downloaded for free from the Warhammer Community website. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Omnibus Lord Commissar Sebastian Yarrick is one of the foremost heroes of the Imperium, with a legend forged in the brutal crucible of battle on Armageddon. But his career didn't start there. This anthology will give you a full account of his rise to fame. With two full novels and seven short stories, there's a lot to cover. READ IT BECAUSE Few characters in the Imperium are as inspirational as Commissar Yarrick. Famed for his actions on Armageddon and his connection to Ghazghkull Thraka, you can now trace his evolution through stories that give an account of his many deeds. THE STORY In Imperial Creed, we meet a young Commissar Yarrick on his first real assignment. He quickly learns that in war, things are not always as they seem, and he must adapt to a rapidly evolving situation as loyalties are tested. The Pyres of Armageddon takes us to the world of Armageddon, where the largest ork horde seen for centuries has hit the hive world. As battle rages across the planet, Yarrick and his allies will not let Armageddon fall. In Chains of Golgotha, Commissar Yarrick tracks down Ghazghkull Thraka to the desolate world of Golgotha, leading an armoured company to destroy the beast. A Plague of Saints takes us to the barren world of Molossus. With the inquisition at his back and a ragged force of rebels before him, Yarrick must discover the cause of an uprising and bring it to an end. Thrown into battle alongside the charismatic but reckless Captain Marsec, Commissar Yarrick faces a tough decision in The Wreckage. Will he unleash the Emperor's judgement and risk damaging morale, or trust in Marsec's ability to lead? Evil Eye tells the tale of a tortured prisoner protected by a fellow captive on an ork warship. But what manner of man dares to stand up to a mighty ork? Only one man – Commissar Sebastian Yarrick. In The Gallows Saint, Commissar Yarrick deploys to Abydos to watch a great triumph in honour of the forces who liberated the world from the grip of the alien t'au. But when the planet's governor is assassinated, Yarrick is drawn into a political game with deadly consequences. Sacrificial tells of a young Yarrick and the Armageddon Steel Legion facing corrupted cultists on the planet Mistral. The collection is rounded out with Sarcophagus, as Yarrick is trapped in an overturned tank after being caught in a bombing run on Armageddon. He fights to escape and return to his forces, but as he emerges, he finds himself surrounded by foes. Contents – Imperial Creed (novel) – The Pyres of Armageddon (novel) – Chains of Golgotha (short story) – A Plague of Saints (short story) – The Wreckage (short story) – Evil Eye (short story) – The Gallows Saint (short story) – Sacrificial (short story) – Sarcophagus (short story) Written by David Annandale. -
Celestian Insidiants are trained to tolerate exposure to null energy, which they use to silence and ultimately slay witches, sorcerers, and other perfidious psykers. While all Adepta Sororitas abhor the witch, the Insidiants take this hatred to the extreme.
Fanatical Witch Slayers This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Celestian Insidiants operatives. These miniatures can be used as pious Celestian Insidiants warriors in games of Kill Team, or fielded in an Adepta Sororitas army in games of Warhammer 40,000. The kit includes options, accessories, and different heads to customise your kill team, plus components to build special operatives. This kit builds 10 multipart plastic Adepta Sororitas miniatures: – 1 Superior – 1 Denuncia (can alternatively be built as a Warrior) – 1 Censor (can alternatively be built as a Warrior) – 1 Reliquarius (can alternatively be built as a Warrior) – 1 Abjuror (can alternatively be built as a Warrior) – 1 Mortisanctus (can alternatively be built as a Warrior) – 2 Cremators (can each alternatively be built as a Warrior) – 2 Warriors The Superior has 4 head options and can be armed with a stakethrower or inferno pistol. The kit includes 11 helmeted heads and 9 bare heads that can be used interchangeably across the miniatures. Contents: – 145 plastic components – 10 Citadel 32mm Round Bases – 1 Adepta Sororitas Transfer Sheet – 1 Celestian Insidiants token sheet – 1 construction guide The Adepta Sororitas Transfer Sheet features 290 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include icons for the Order of Our Martyred Lady, Order of the Ebon Chalice, Order of the Bloody Rose, Order of the Sacred Rose, Order of the Argent Shroud, and Order of the Valorous Heart. There are also other blessed sigils and text for you to decorate your miniatures. The Celestian Insidiants token sheet includes 43 double-sided tokens, so you can keep track of your equipment and in-game effects in the heat of battle. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints Rules for using these miniatures in your games of Kill Team can be downloaded for free from the Warhammer Community website. -
Freeguild Gallants are knightly champions who prefer to fight on foot. They favour one-handed weapons and broad shields, intercepting enemy charges with stoic resolve and then slowly driving the foe back with their superior bladecraft. Their skill and dash is an example to all nearby Sigmarite troops. Noble Knights on Foot This multipart plastic kit builds 5 Freeguild Gallants, heavily armoured infantry for your Cities of Sigmar armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Each one is a hero in their own right, with individual heraldry, preferred weapons of gallantry, and stylised armour. Stalwart in defence, their ferocity in combat inspires nearby troops to fight all the harder in their presence. These elite warriors are tough and difficult to displace, making them ideal for holding vital objectives and areas of the board where you know resistance will be strong. No Two Alike The miniatures in this kit are highly customisable. One of the Freeguild Gallants can be built as an optional champion, and another as an optional standard bearer. Interchangeable parts: – 2 banner toppers – 8 weapons – 5 shields – 3 Gargoylian base decorations – 6 bare heads – 6 helmeted heads Contents: – 78 plastic components – 5 Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases – 1 Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheet – 1 Construction guide The Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheet features 410 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include Hammerhal Aqsha, Hammerhal Ghyra, Tempest’s Eye, Vindicarum, The Living City, Misthåvn, Lethis, Excelsis, Hallowheart, Settler’s Gain, and Greywater Fastness symbols. There is also Cavalier heraldry, Sigmarite Cult markings, and more to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
Aqshian Pyrocasters are battlemages with fiery and aggressive souls who have dedicated themselves to the Aqshian school of magic. They channel the tremendous power of bright magic through their emberstone wands, annihilating their foes in an explosion of flame. Wield the Bright Flame This multipart plastic kit builds 1 Aqshian Pyrocaster, a fiery mage for your Cities of Sigmar armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Powerful battlemages, they wield the powers of flame and heat, making them ideal for bolstering your front lines. In melee combat, their fire-wreathed Burning Fists pummel their foes. Contents: – 9 plastic components – 1 Citadel 32mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
Wyverns are filthy, foul-smelling beasts with jagged and dirty teeth protruding from their heavy jaws, making a Wyvern the perfect mount for any Orc Warboss with enough brute force and ignorance to master one. This multipart resin and plastic kit builds an Orc Warboss riding an ill-tempered Wyvern into battle, perfect to lead an Orc & Goblin Tribes army into battle. The Warboss is armoured up and equipped with a vicious double-headed axe and a thick shield. The Wyvern is a surly beast with a venomous sting, huge wings, devastating claws, and sharp teeth. This kit contains 13 resin components, 2 plastic components, and 1x Citadel 50x100mm Rectangular Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints. -
Given life by spirits held within the Oak of Ages Past, the Warsong Revenants sprang forth as Alarielle's Rite of Life rippled across Ghyran and added their Spirit Song to her chorus. To their Sylvaneth allies, the music emanating from their flutes is a joyous tune, full of hope and uplifting vigour, but to their enemies, it blares a sonic assault of crippling potency. Though few in number, the Warsong Revenants are a powerful addition to the ranks of the Sylvaneth. The songs they play bolster the hearts of allies and demoralise enemies, while the Revenants themselves weave arcane forces with an ease that belies their youth. While seemingly fragile and ethereal spirits, the magical power of their arboreal cloaks helps defend their soul seed from harm. This kit is comprised of 22 plastic components, with which you can assemble one Warsong Revenant, and is supplied with a Citadel 105mm Oval Base. -
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 the June issue: WARHAMMER 40,000 Worlds of Warhammer: War Zones We take a look at some of the galaxy's infamous war zones and why they're so important to the setting. Escalating Conflict: Building a Strike Force The next part of our army-building series for Warhammer 40,000. This time, we reach the 1,500-point mark. Visions of War: Operation Deathblow Pict-captured evidence of a covered-up assassination. But why the secrecy? Titanic Duel Bring out the big guns! Rules for Dominus and Tyrant-class Knights in our Knight-duelling mini-game. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Ghosts and Gunpowder Where would you rather live – in a city covered in soot or ash, or one surrounded by ghosts? Greywater Fastness or Lethis? Tough call… Cities of Renown Rules for fielding Armies of Renown from Greywater Fastness and Lethis. Designers Notes: Sigmar's Faithful A deep dive into the design of the Cities of Sigmar, plus everything you need to know about the new kits, including the Cogfort. Fantastic War Hosts: Cities of Sigmar – Part 2 Reinforcements have arrived! The second instalment of our Cities of Sigmar feature showcasing loads of lovely miniatures. Paint Splatter: Greywater Fastness Ready your paintbrushes, soldier – we've got a stage-by-stage painting guide for you. Plus tips for painting Cogforts. A Tale of Four Warlords: Age of Sigmar Weary from their travails, our four warlords approach their penultimate painting challenge. Keep going – you're nearly there, team! Battle Report: The Dawner's Gambit The armies of the Cities of Sigmar invade one of Grandfather Nurgle's swamps. OTHER ARTICLES Answered Prayers Armageddon. Steel Legion. Busted Chimera. Orks everywhere. Death likely. Reinforcements? Maybe… Gripping short story action. Access Granted Here you will find painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. Your Warhammer Models, letters, and questions sent in by you, our readers. Plus, a Minotaur on tour and some very helpful Nurglings. Bunker Bingo It's halfway through the year – see how the team are getting on! Each copy of White Dwarf 525 also comes with: – 1 double-sided card featuring the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar Scenarios of the Month – 2 double-sided, A4 tear-out reference cards for the Titanic Duel mini-game, featuring the Knight Dominus and Knight Tyrant -
An Aeldari Corsairs Novel Baron Myrin Stormdawn of the Starsplinters Corsairs allies with a craftworld aeldari to deal with rival ork freebooters for plunder and territory. Along the way, he must negotiate a complicated web of connections and the favour of his superiors. READ IT BECAUSE It's a glimpse into the mysterious life of the aeldari corsairs, who exist somewhere between the structured craftworld aeldari and the unscrupulous drukhari. It's a life of daring adventure and excitement as well as danger and dirty politics. Plus, they're up against everyone's favourite cunning and brutal pirates – ork freebooters. THE STORY The Starsplinters are aeldari corsairs, raiders and reavers of the void, and Baron Myrin Stormdawn is one of their greatest leaders. When his running conflict with the Badskab Bukkaneers of Uzgul da Magnificent escalates in unexpected ways, Myrin is forced into an alliance with Taenar Leotharan, an exiled admiral from his former home – the craftworld Ilmaren. As Taenar is forced to adapt to the unfettered life of the corsair, whose freedom is a double-edged sword, Myrin faces challenges of his own. When a Starsplinters’ authority rests on the success of their last voyage and the whims of their feared commander, Princess Tishria, Uzgul da Magnificent's freebooters may not be the deadliest threat… Written by Mike Brooks. -
Epicurean Revellers are bands of Daemons of Slaanesh, spontaneously summoned to the Mortal Realms through acts of atrocity and vice, allowing them to tear the veil of their own accord. Led by discordant courtiers from the Palace of Pleasure, they rarely have any grand strategy in mind – their only urge is to slake those desires that only conventional reality may facilitate, engaging in acts of slaughter before returning to Slaanesh’s realm. Satisfy All Dark Desires This box is an ideal way to start a new Hedonites of Slaanesh collection – or expand an existing army – and save money compared to buying the kits individually. Led by the Thricefold Discord, a trio of daemonic warriors, this force is entirely composed of daemons. Fiends rush forward, their twisted forms granting them speed. They're accompanied by Seekers, swift beasts ridden by Daemonettes. A large contingent of Daemonettes on foot rounds out the force, allowing you to hold objectives and control the flow of battle. These miniatures comprise a complete Spearhead force, meaning you're ready to jump into tight, tactical games. This boxed set builds 31 multipart plastic Hedonites of Slaanesh miniatures: – 3 Thricefold Discord miniatures – 3 Fiends – 20 Daemonettes – 5 Seekers The miniatures in this box are easy to customise. The Fiends include parts to build an optional champion, and the heads are interchangeable with the bodies. The Daemonettes include parts to build optional champions, standard bearers, and musicians. The standard bearers each have a choice of 2 different banner icons, the champions each have a choice of 2 different sets of claws, and the heads and claws are interchangeable across the miniatures. The Seekers come with parts to build an optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. The standard bearer has a choice of 2 different banner icons, and the champion has a choice of 2 different heads and 2 different sets of claws. Each Steed has a choice of 2 different neck frills, and the heads, riders, and claws are interchangeable across the miniatures. Contents: – 277 plastic components, including 3 integrated bases – 3 Citadel 75mm by 42mm Oval Bases – 5 Citadel 60mm by 35mm Oval Bases – 20 Citadel 25mm Round Bases – 1 construction guide These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
Lords of Hysteria are champions devoted to the Sacred Seduction of Paramountcy. Obsessed with being known as the greatest and grossest of revellers, they have sold their souls to powerful pleasure-daemons in exchange for both physical prowess and – more dangerously – the ability to plunge otherwise reasoning souls into fits of violence. A Slaughterous Celebrant This multipart plastic kit builds a Lord of Hysteria, a powerful leader for your Hedonites of Slaanesh armies in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. They are skilled warriors, well deserving of a place in the front lines, and they are capable of inspiring nearby allies to fight much harder to impress their demanding god. This reveller can be armed with either a long, mirrored blade or a censer flail. You'll find two helmet toppers, and one of the build options includes a large back decoration. Contents: – 17 plastic components – 1 Citadel 40mm Round Base – 1 construction guide This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
Slaanesh is the Chaos God of temptation and excess in all things. To gaze on the armies who have sold their souls to the Dark Prince is to endure an assault upon the senses and the mind, for they are riotous, seductive, and lethal. The servants of Slaanesh seek thrills of every kind, eternally craving new and debauched experiences to satiate their demanding deity. Hosts of mortal swordsmen, cultists, and egotistical champions fight with flamboyant skill and torturous cruelty, while the daemons of Slaanesh – quicksilver fast and impossibly wicked creatures born from mortal sin – are forever hungry to make the souls of enemies into their playthings… Chaos Battletome: Hedonites of Slaanesh is a decadent tome for collectors and gamers who want to corrupt the Mortal Realms. This alluring book is filled with sumptuous artwork, background material about the twisted followers of the Dark Prince, enticing photography, and the rules you'll need to assemble your forces. You’ll find warscrolls, Regiments and Armies of Renown, Path to Glory and Anvil of Apotheosis rules, plus a self-contained Spearhead section to help you play tight, tactical games with your collection. This book will tempt you to battle, no matter how you like to collect, paint, and play with your Hedonites of Slaanesh. This 98-page hardback book contains: – Background, art, and fiction exploring the deviant followers of the Dark Prince – A description of their many diverse units, along with detailed photography and artwork – Faction rules including battle traits, battle formations, heroic traits, artefacts of power, Manifestations, and Prayers – 28 warscrolls, covering every unit – A Spearhead guide, including gameplay and hobby advice, along with its own set of warscrolls and army abilities for the Epicurean Revellers – Narrative Path to Glory rules, including the Anvil of Apotheosis, allowing you to create your own hero – Rules for 2 thematic Armies of Renown and 2 Regiments of Renown that can be added to other Chaos armies – A handy reference section with army abilities, magic, and battle traits – An 8-page gatefold section, featuring details and maps of Slaaneshi Sites of Import This book also contains a one-use code to unlock Chaos Battletome: Hedonites of Slaanesh content in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The App. -
A Warhammer Age of Sigmar novel The Bad Moon looms over the city of Draconium, and Watch Captain Helena Morthan knows it bodes ill for the town. Can she and grieving warrior Hendrick Saul defeat the plans of the Loonking and save their people? READ IT BECAUSE Andy Clark tells a twisted and disturbing tale of the grots of the Mortal Realms, delving into darkness in more ways than one. Strap in – this is going to be a wild ride… THE STORY In the dark corners of the Mortal Realms, the mysterious Gloomspite Gitz go to war, following the trail of their abominable deity. Nowhere is beyond the sight of the Bad Moon, not even those places under Sigmar’s protection, like the city of Draconium, sweltering beneath the scalding rain of Aqshy. In this boiling pot of tension, the regent prays to Sigmar for guidance while Captain Helena Morthan puts out fires: blades drawn in the streets, heretical doomsayers preaching the end of days, and insects eating watchmen alive. When the grieving warrior Hendrick and his warband arrive at the gates with a prophetic warning, Captain Morthan sees a way to save her people. But with Skragrott the Loonking plotting underneath Draconium, and the Bad Moon looming in the sky above, will there be a city left to save? Written by Andy Clark. -
Centaur Rapid Strike Vehicles speed into battle, their transport compartments loaded with full squads of Astra Militarum infantry. Rugged and simple, these transports eschew heavy firepower to focus on their primary role – ferrying their passengers to their destination unharmed and with the greatest possible haste. Rough and Reliable Transport This multipart plastic kit builds 1 Centaur RSV, an effective transport vehicle for your Astra Militarum armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. If you need to get your troops to the front as fast as possible and with little fuss, these are the transports for you. Armed with a pintle-mounted heavy stubber, they can stick around to provide some light fire support. Your Transport, Your Way The Centaur RSV is easy to customise. You can add a rope or hooks to the front, goggles, a scanner, or an antenna to the top, and an optional tow hook to the rear of the vehicle. The rear access hatch can be assembled without glue, allowing you to open and close it mid-battle. The 4 crew inside the truck bed have 9 interchangeable heads, and the top hatch can be assembled closed or with an optional gunner, who has a choice of 2 different heads. 10 optional accessories – including a wrench, axe, spanner, lasgun, and crates – can be attached to the inside or outside of the RSV. You can also attach a large crate and fuel can to the outside to further personalise your half-track. Contents: – 102 plastic components – 1 Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheet – 1 construction guide The Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheet features 475 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include symbols for regiments from Cadia, Catachan, Valhalla, Armageddon, Vostroya, Mordian, Krieg, and Tallarn. There are also other logos, numerals, and markings to decorate your miniatures. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted. We recommend: – Citadel Tools: Super Fine Detail Cutters – Warhammer Colour Plastic Glue – Warhammer Colour paints -
A Warhammer Age of Sigmar Novel A loyal Seraphon is sent to the ruins of a derelict temple-ship to recover an ancient prophecy, but other forces are set on finding the same ruins for very different reasons. Will Irixi Starseer find what they're looking for, or will there be conflict with other armies of Order? READ IT BECAUSE Find out what happens when the servants of Order find themselves on opposing sides of the same objective. Will the Seraphon, Stormcast Eternals, and Cities of Sigmar come to blows, or will they come together in the end? The rise of a mysterious evil might just save them from disgrace in Adrian Tchaikovsky's first full-length novel set in the Mortal Realms, following on from his short story, Written in Stars. THE STORY An age ago, the Seraphon temple-ship Wings of Serendipitous Fire was blasted from the skies of Shyish. Not by the powers of Chaos, but by the misplaced servants of Sigmar himself. Now, Irixi Starseer, servant of the mage-priest Sek’atta, is sent to the ancient ruin of the temple-ship to recover a prophecy inscribed on its walls, a prophecy as shattered as the rest of the fallen vessel. The Stormcast Vael Scar-Helm seeks the same ruin, chasing a memory that has haunted him through many Reforgings. Simultaneously, the mage Perlo leads a group of Steelhelms to the site, pursuing rumours of a treasure beyond imagining. But while others seek the Seraphon’s power and riches, an even greater, more insidious enemy arises that threatens the very fabric of the Great Plan. Written by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
