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The Lumineth Realm Lords have become one of the most distinctive forces in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, celebrated for their elegant designs and unique magical prowess. Their latest battleforce, the  Iliathan Warhost , offers a curated entry point for collectors and wargamers looking to command an Aelven army with both visual impact and tactical depth. Overview The Iliathan Warhost is a limited edition battleforce set, bringing together a balanced selection of Lumineth miniatures. Designed for both new and experienced players, it provides a fast track to building a functional army or expanding an existing collection. Each model arrives unassembled and unpainted, ready for hobbyists to customise with their painting schemes and basing. Key Features • Official Games Workshop release for Age of Sigmar • Includes a curated mix of Lumineth Realm Lords units • High-quality Citadel plastic miniatures • Unassembled and unpainted for hobby customisation • Suitable for both gameplay and display •...

  Warhammer can look intimidating from the outside. Miniatures, paints, rulebooks, terrain — the ecosystem is large. But the real cost depends entirely on how you approach it. This guide breaks down what you actually need to begin playing Warhammer 40,000 in 2026 — without exaggeration. Entry-Level: The Realistic Minimum To start properly, you need: Core rules (or starter set rules) A small playable force Basic paints Some tools Some Materials If you begin with a starter set, you often receive: Two small armies Rulebook Dice Measuring tools This option is usually the most cost-efficient entry point. Estimated cost: €120 – €180 Building a 500-Point Army For structured play, 500 points is a common beginner level. Typical costs (just for reference): Combat Patrol box → €120 – €160 Additional unit → €40 – €60 Basic paint set → €40 – €60 Tools (clippers, brush, glue) → €30 – €50 Estimated total: €230 – €330 This package provides...

Sd.Kfz.3b with 2 cm Flak 38 and Crew (ICM) This 1/35 scale kit presents the Sd.Kfz.3b half-track vehicle equipped with a 2 cm Flak 38 anti-aircraft gun and full crew. It offers a detailed build for collectors and tabletop wargamers interested in modelling German WWII support units, combining both vehicle and artillery elements for realistic diorama or scenario applications. Key Features • 1/35 scale plastic model kit • Includes Sd.Kfz.3b half-track and 2 cm Flak 38 gun • Complete crew figures for added modelling value • Suitable for WWII dioramas and wargaming scenarios • Detailed components for advanced assembly and painting • Compatible with other 1/35 scale WWII kits For more details, visit the external product page. Browse the catalogue Looking for kits, parts, or hobby supplies related to this article? The Scale & Motion Plus curated catalogue organises over 2,000 products by category, all linking directly to verified retailers. Explore the Scale & Motion Plus catalogue Fu...

Warhammer 40K Combat Patrol Boxes – Overview of Current Starter Army Sets Warhammer 40,000 is a tabletop wargame built around collecting, building, painting and commanding armies. For many players, the most practical starting point is the Combat Patrol range from Games Workshop. Combat Patrol boxes are designed as compact starter forces that allow players to enter the Warhammer universe with a balanced group of units representing a specific faction. Each box contains a selection of miniatures intended to work together both in the Combat Patrol game mode and as the foundation for a larger army. Most Combat Patrol sets are priced around €98–€106, making them one of the most accessible ways to begin collecting a faction while also offering noticeable value compared to purchasing the units individually. Below is an overview of several Combat Patrol sets currently available. Genestealer Cults Combat Patrol – Warhammer 40K The Genestealer Cults Comba...

Combat Patrol Warhammer 40K – Why These Starter Boxes Remain One of the Smartest Entry Points into the Hobby Warhammer 40,000 has always been a hobby built around collecting, building, painting, and playing. For newcomers and experienced players alike, the Combat Patrol range from Games Workshop has become one of the most practical ways to start or expand an army without committing immediately to a full-scale collection. Originally designed to support the Combat Patrol game format, these boxed sets provide a carefully selected group of miniatures that can function both as a standalone force and as the foundation for a larger army. Today, they remain among the most popular Warhammer products available from retailers such as Merlin's Miniatures. Combat Patrol boxes typically include multiple units, often representing the core identity of a faction, packaged together at a price lower than purchasing each unit individually. For collectors, hobbyists, and players loo...

Heavy fire support for the Taghmata The Myrmidon Destructor Host is built around the Mechanicum's most uncompromising battlefield role: disciplined, high-output destruction delivered by cybernetically augmented shock troops. In Horus Heresy armies, Destructors typically appeal to players who want the Taghmata to feel industrial, ruthless, and mechanically distinct from the Legiones Astartes. This kit is a timely addition for Mechanicum collectors planning upcoming army builds, list refreshes, or new detachments aligned with the 30K era. For hobbyists, it also sits in a sweet spot: a centrepiece-style unit without committing to a full vehicle build, with strong opportunities for weathering, hazard striping, and Martian forge-world colour schemes. Key details Product: Myrmidon Destructor Host (Mechanicum) Line: The Horus Heresy (Games Workshop) Status: Pre-order Release date: 14/03/26 (as listed) Browse the catalogue Looking for kits, parts, or...

French Hussars – Warlord Games Black Powder miniatures The French Hussars set from Warlord Games offers a collection of finely sculpted cavalry miniatures, reflecting the flair and movement of Napoleonic light horsemen. Intended for use with the Black Powder wargaming system, these models are designed for hobbyists who appreciate the historical precision and visual dynamism of classic cavalry units. Each figure in the set is crafted with attention to uniform detail, dynamic poses, and authentic equipment, inviting a rewarding assembly and painting experience. The French Hussars add both narrative and tactical depth to historical tabletop battles, serving as striking centrepieces or versatile units within larger armies. Key features Set of multipart plastic Hussar miniatures suitable for Napoleonic-era gaming Detailed sculpting capturing historical uniforms and cavalry equipment Models supplied unpainted and require assembly, supporting creative painting...