This kit comprises 246 plastic components, 10x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Space Wolves Army Set Transfer Sheet containing 419 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures.

These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

This multipart metal kit builds 4 Night Goblin Bosses – devious and sneaky leaders for Orc & Goblin Tribes in games of Warhammer: The Old World. Each Boss is posed in a different menacing stance, with vicious weapons and Night Goblin icons.

This kit contains 7 metal components, and 4x Citadel 25mm Square Slotta Bases.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly.

In the heart of the whispering temperate forests, under the heavy rain, Strong Green Shrubs give shelter to the mythical small creatures, listening to the magic flute.

This sheet contains around 75 different shaped and sized tufts for your scale models, hobby figures and scenic dioramas.
We recommend using a pair of tweezers for more control to peel the tufts off the sheet. For a more tough and permanent fix, you can use a little PVA glue.

In the dense, impenetrable mediterranean woods, Dark Green Shrubs intertwine, providing a safe home to the royal-owl offspring - the children of the Night Throne.

This sheet contains around 75 different shaped and sized tufts for your scale models, hobby figures and scenic dioramas.
We recommend using a pair of tweezers for more control to peel the tufts off the sheet. For a more tough and permanent fix, you can use a little PVA glue.

This multipart plastic kit builds two Tarantula Missile Batteries, automated weapons platforms for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Each can be armed with either a Hyperios missile launcher to take on armour and aircraft, or Orias frag missiles to blast apart hordes of infantry. Whatever enemies you're going up against, there's a configuration for you. This kit has no Legion-specific markings, meaning you can use it in any Space Marines force, whether you are loyal to the Emperor, or have joined Horus in his rebellion.

This kit comprises 58 plastic components. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

This multipart plastic kit builds two Rapier Carrier weapons platforms and four crew – mobile artillery for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Each Rapier Carrier can be built with either an armour-busting laser destroyer, or a siege specialist quad launcher. The heads, accessories, and backpacks are interchangeable across the crew of two spotters and two controllers, so you can customise their appearance. This kit has no Legion-specific markings, meaning you can use it in any Space Marines force, whether you are loyal to the Emperor, or have joined Horus in his rebellion.

The kit comprises 137 plastic components, 2x Citadel 60mm Round Bases, 4x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Legion Infantry Transfer Sheet containing 293 high-quality waterslide transfers – featuring Legion iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists – to decorate your miniatures.

These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

A Warhammer 40,000 Novel

Grotsnik comes to the aid of Beastboss Bakmun on Hive Prome, and it soon becomes apparent that the Mad Dok is feverishly working on something that could change the fate of ork-kind forever.

READ IT BECAUSE

How wild does a painboy have to be to earn the nickname "Mad Dok"? Find out as you follow Grotsnik – with eager scalpel in hand – as he plans his latest galaxy-changing creation. What could it be?

THE STORY

Da Mad Dok Grotsnik, creator of Ghazghkull Thraka, is a painboy beyond legend. What – and who – he harbours in his formidable brain is a mystery to every ork but himself, and an army of orderlies provides him with a constant supply of flesh with which to tinker.

When Grotsnik comes to the aid of Beastboss Bakmun, whose rampage on Hive Prome teeters on the brink of going out not with a Waaagh! but with a whimper, Bakmun can't believe his luck.

Following a series of increasingly unlikely accidents, however, it soon becomes apparent that the Mad Dok is working on something in the depths of his colossal Painwagon. Something big. Something that could change the fate of ork-kind forever, surpassing Grotsnik’s own forging of the Prophet of the Waaagh!…

Written by Denny Flowers.

Meet the dragons of D&D

Encounter D&D's most iconic monster in these 10 dragon-themed adventures
Meet the dragons of D&D in Dragon Delves, a collection of 10 dragon-themed adventures for characters level 1 through 12 Featuring artwork rendered in 10 unique styles, these ready-to-play adventures include streamlined prep and quick start guides for Dungeon Masters

Delve into mysterious dungeons, explore captivating fantasy locations, and come face to face with all the chromatic and metallic dragons, each with unique temperaments, alignments, and magic

Contents:

• 10 Dragon-centered adventures
• 10 Distinct dungeons
• 10 Unique art styles
• History of D&D dragons
• Quick-start guides for DMs

Please Note:

• One copy of Dragon Delves: An Adventure Anthology (Alternate Cover) is supplied in English

The latest version of Ultimate Guard's legendary Flip'n'Tray offers even more space: The Flip'n'Tray 133+ Xenoskin fits up to 133 double-sleeved cards, thanks to the integrated extra compartment for dice, the deck box is perfect for Commander/EDH decks and is the optimal companion for Magic: The Gathering players at Limited Events. But fans of other TCGs like Pokémon or Flesh and Blood will also love the spacious and practical deck box with our proven Xenoskin surface!

Designed for 133 double-sleeved or 160 single-sleeved cards
Great for Commander/EDH decks
Removable card and accessory trays
Independent access to each tray
Microfiber inner lining
Strong magnetic closure
Resistant Xenoskin material
Box size: 117 x 93 x 148,5 mm

For card collectors and players, protecting your cards is a top priority. So what should you think of when choosing sleeves for your trading card game collection? Besides choosing the right texture and design for your deck sleeves, there is another factor to consider: the size of the sleeves. There are two common sizes for collectible card games (CCG): standard size and Japanese size. Check out our guide to standard size sleeves, and learn more about Japanese - or mini size - sleeves here. Japanese size sleeves are a popular choice for many, providing a perfect fit for specific trading card games (TCGs) and mini-sized cards. In this guide, we'll delve into everything you need to know about Japanese size card sleeves, helping you make an informed decision for your card protection needs.

For card collectors and players, protecting your cards is a top priority. So what should you think of when choosing sleeves for your trading card game collection? Besides choosing the right texture and design for your deck sleeves, there is another factor to consider: the size of the sleeves. There are two common sizes for collectible card games (CCG): standard size and Japanese size. Check out our guide to standard size sleeves, and learn more about Japanese - or mini size - sleeves here. Japanese size sleeves are a popular choice for many, providing a perfect fit for specific trading card games (TCGs) and mini-sized cards. In this guide, we'll delve into everything you need to know about Japanese size card sleeves, helping you make an informed decision for your card protection needs.

For card collectors and players, protecting your cards is a top priority. So what should you think of when choosing sleeves for your trading card game collection? Besides choosing the right texture and design for your deck sleeves, there is another factor to consider: the size of the sleeves. There are two common sizes for collectible card games (CCG): standard size and Japanese size. Check out our guide to standard size sleeves, and learn more about Japanese - or mini size - sleeves here. Japanese size sleeves are a popular choice for many, providing a perfect fit for specific trading card games (TCGs) and mini-sized cards. In this guide, we'll delve into everything you need to know about Japanese size card sleeves, helping you make an informed decision for your card protection needs.

For card collectors and players, protecting your cards is a top priority. So what should you think of when choosing sleeves for your trading card game collection? Besides choosing the right texture and design for your deck sleeves, there is another factor to consider: the size of the sleeves. There are two common sizes for collectible card games (CCG): standard size and Japanese size. Check out our guide to standard size sleeves, and learn more about Japanese - or mini size - sleeves here. Japanese size sleeves are a popular choice for many, providing a perfect fit for specific trading card games (TCGs) and mini-sized cards. In this guide, we'll delve into everything you need to know about Japanese size card sleeves, helping you make an informed decision for your card protection needs.