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A primary anti-aircraft asset, the Hydra is a flak tank equipped with an array of specially adapted autocannons. Many Imperial tanks are vulnerable to attack from the air, making the Hydra highly valuable to an armoured force. Once its predatory logic-spirit locks on to enemy aircraft, even the most evasive targets cannot escape the Hydra's storm of shells.

This multipart plastic kit builds one Hydra – an anti-air vehicle equipped with a quad autocannon array. The Hydra also sports a hull-mounted heavy bolter or heavy flamer, and features a firing platform to its rear with components to build a gunner and a crouching spotter. Other accessories are included to customise your vehicle, including spare ammo and fuel.

This kit can alternatively be used to build a Wyvern – a mortar-armed suppression tank for the Astra Militarum.

This kit comprises 100 plastic components, and is supplied with an Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheet featuring tactical markings, numerals, and other regimental heraldry. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

An Avatar of Khaine is an ancient deity incarnate – a burning shard of Khaela Mensha Khaine, the Bloody-Handed God of the Aeldari. Awakened for battle, he marches through enemy fire without breaking stride, laughing cruelly as his weapon – the Wailing Doom – cleaves flesh and tastes the blood of his foes with each strike. The Avatar's mere presence incites a merciless rage in the Asuryani around him, his fearsome aura eradicating fear or hesitation in favour of a nigh insatiable murderlust. In these moments, the Aeldari seem transformed into a vision of the glorious and terrible conquerors who once ruled the galaxy.

This kit builds one Avatar of Khaine, who can be constructed with a choice of three different heads – a classic helmet with plume and headdress, a more martial helm with an ornate crest, or a bare head with a wild mane and flowing topknot. The Avatar's divine weapon, the Wailing Doom, can also be built in one of three forms – a gigantic sword, a vicious axe, or a sweeping spear, each marked with eldritch runes of power.

This set comprises 53 plastic components and is supplied with 1x 80mm Citadel round base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

Infernal Masters forge pacts with daemonic entities, referred to in the lore of Prospero as tutelaries. Chanting jagged syllables and making promises of blood and souls, they unleash the powers of these malign familiars to engulf their foes in swarms of momentarily corporeal terrors, to divine whispers of the future, or to master the currents of the warp itself.

The Infernal Master empowers your Thousand Sons force through a variety of potent Infernal Pacts, enhancing allies and debilitating foes with the trickery and insight of his daemonic familiars. A psyker himself, the Infernal Master can also wield powerful sorcery and challenge enemies leaders to combat with his coruscating force stave.

This plastic kit builds one Infernal Master. It is supplied in 15 pieces, and comes with one 40mm Citadel Round Base.

This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

Deployed at the forefront of battle, a Sacristan Forgeshrine forms a vital support hub for knightly lances. Vital rituals are carried out here, the Forgeshrine’s Auto-Sacristan offering repairs, refuelling and reloading of shieldbreaker missiles as Noble pilots require.

This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble a Sacristan Forgeshrine – a Sector Mechanicus scenery piece that confers advantages to Imperial Knights in battle. Compatible with all other Sector Mechanicus scenery sets, making it as modular and expandable as you like, it comprises 4 frames of Sector Mechanicus components.

Contains

• A Sacristan Forgeshrine frame, including a control point with space for 2 fusion batteries, which can be placed in the control point and removed at will, an operating console featuring keyboard and screen, 2 pipes, a welder arm, a toolbox and fire extinguisher;
• A floor frame, including 2 floor sections, 6 connecting plates, 4 end plates and a skull-shaped crane which can hang down from any section;
• A leg frame, with 4 sets of supporting legs, 4 sets of pipes which can be added below the floor sections, 2 ladders and a winch;
• A tank frame, featuring the central tank structure and 2 chimney stacks, with 7 pipe end caps and a short section of curved piping.

This kit is supplied as 54 components. Rules for use in games of Warhammer 40,000 can be found in Codex: Imperial Knights.

Eyes blazing and fists crackling with roiling energies, Space Marine Librarians stride into battle to destroy their foes. Some hurl blasts of warp-force that crush their victims to paste, while others twist with the flow of time itself or revitalise their brothers with incredible surges of dynamism. However they choose to fight, all Librarians are powerful psykers, harnessing the potent mutation they bear as a force to defend Humanity.

A Primaris Librarian in Phobos Armour is an HQ choice for any Adeptus Astartes Faction – including Blood Angels, Dark Angels and even the Space Wolves (for whom he fulfils the role of Rune Priest). He is a capable warrior and a powerful psyker who is able to manifest powers from the debilitating Obscuration discipline. He wears a psychic hood, granting him a better chance of thwarting the powers of enemy psykers. Like many other Vanguard units, the Primaris Librarian in Phobos Armour also wears a camo cloak to enhance the effects of cover.

This multipart plastic model comes in 10 components and is supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base. You’ll find the full rules for the Primaris Librarian in Phobos Armour in Codex: Space Marines.

In pursuit of one of the Key fragments Abaddon and Vashtorr require for their cunning scheme to undo the Imperium, the Soul Forge King has launched a brazen attack on the Rock. You can read all about what happens in Arks of Omen: Vashtorr – just in time for the next chapter, which takes place on the breakaway fringes of the growing T’au Empire. 

The Emperor’s Tarot has presaged many revelations. Experienced cartomancers may yet divine new information about the future – for the whole series is now available as one portentous supercut.

Arks of Omen: Farsight opens with Commander Farsight, in his sleek new Supernova Battlesuit, battling against Nazdreg’s Ork Waaagh! with his buddies from The Eight in the Damocles Gulf. Despite O’Shovah’s impending victory, visions of a twisted, bloody future plague his dreams.

These visions come to pass. The Daemon Prince Ughalax commands his Balefleet from the Ark of Omen Unhallowed, zeroing in on Arthas Moloch in pursuit of a Key fragment. A tale of carnage unfolds over 30 pages in the next instalment of the Arks of Omen series, as the Farsight Enclaves are forced onto the back foot.

This book contains expanded Boarding Action rules for the T’au Empire, every flavour of Aeldari (smooth, spiky, sequined, and solemn), and the Adepta Sororitas. You can also explore the twisted innards of void-craft in Dark Depths missions, where each player includes one of eight map arrangements in their list before placing them together to create new combinations.

Arks of Omen: Farsight also contains rules from multiplayer games for three or four players, including free-for-all battles and two-on-two team games, with 12 new missions to fight over. Arks of Omen: Abaddon has all the core rules you’ll need to experience this glut of expanded content.

Supremely confident and eager always to be first into the fray, Wolf Lord Ragnar Blackmane leads his Great Company in devastating planetary invasions. No longer as headstrong as in his youth, Ragnar's berserk rages are still furious hurricanes of violence, and his terrifying howls freeze the blood of his foes.

As a Wolf Lord, Ragnar is the Jarl of his Great Company, the Blackmanes, and makes for an excellent Warlord to lead your Space Wolves into battle. He is at his very best when carving a bloody swath through the heart of the enemy army – just point him at the enemy and watch him go!

This model is supplied in 18 plastic components and comes with a Citadel 40mm Round Base.

None fight with more grim determination than the battle-brothers of the Dark Angels – they are held in awe by their allies and enemies alike. Yet behind their devotion to the Imperium lies a shadowy obsession.

Combat Patrol: Dark Angels is an army in a box, containing all the units you’ll need to field them as the Vengeful Brethren in Combat Patrol games of Warhammer 40,000, or simply to expand your existing collection. This selection of infantry offers a balanced force, with heavy fire support provided by the Hellblasters, line-breaking melee specialists in the form of Bladeguard Veterans, and a solid core of ten Intercessors – all led by a mighty Captain clad in Gravis Armour. You can download a free copy of the Combat Patrol rules on the Warhammer Community website.

Includes

• 1x Captain in Gravis Armour
• 3x Bladeguard Veterans
• 5x Hellblasters
• 10x Intercessors
• 2x Dark Angels Primaris Upgrade frames, featuring a variety of shoulder pads and other accessories for your Intercessors
• 3x Dark Angels Transfers Sheets

All models come with their appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Taller, stronger and more heavily armoured than his brethren, the Nemesis Dreadknight was created to take on the might of Greater Daemons and Daemon Princes and destroy them utterly.

The Dreadknight must surely be among the most incredible-looking models in our range. It is huge, with wide plates of armour, pistons, rivets, echoing a Dreadnought in many ways yet still being utterly unique – for strapped and wired within the centre of the model is a Grey Knight. It comes caked in iconography and fascinating details, from plaques bearing names through to purity seals and sword symbols. Included within the box are options for a Nemesis Daemon hammer, a Nemesis greatsword, a heavy incinerator, a gatling psilencer and a heavy psycannon, allowing you to personalise your model. There are even two different heads and ball-and-socket arm joints to ensure plenty of different poses, meaning that you can add several Dreadknights to your collection and no two should ever look the same.

This multi-part plastic boxed set contains 103 components with which to build a Nemesis Dreadknight.

This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - it is recommended to use Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints.

In Drazhar, the Incubi ideal of violent perfection is exquisitely personified. His every strike exemplifies the tenets of his order, and each life he claims serves as a gruesome liturgy for his dark brethren. Those Incubi who fight in the presence of Drazhar set aside their deep-seated jealousy and are driven by his unquestionable skill to even greater extremes of martial expertise. Drazhar invariably becomes the locus of murder on the battlefield, the calm centre in a storm of beautifully enacted violence.

Equipped with the Executioner's demiklaives, nothing can stand before the Master of Blades in combat as he easily slices his way through anyone who dares to challenge him. Clad in segmented armour that is even more ornate than that of the Incubi who follow him, Drazhar makes an amazing painting project as well as an incredible battlefield leader.

This kit is supplied in 16 plastic components and comes with a 40mm round base. Rules for using Drazhar in games of Warhammer 40,000 can be found in Psychic Awakening: Phoenix Rising.

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