This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble a set of 10 Primaris Hellblasters. Clad in Mk X Tacticus power armour, they eschew the complex variations of wargear many of their battle-brothers carry, preferring instead to focus on and specialise in a single-armament specialism – plasma.

The models can be assembled as either a 10-man squad, a squad of 9 Hellblasters with a Sergeant or 2 separate 5-man squads, each with a Sergeant of their own. The whole squad can be armed with a host of plasma weaponry – there are 10 plasma incinerators included, with the components required to turn any of them into an assault plasma incinerator or heavy plasma incinerator, depending on your preference. The assault and heavy variants feature alternate muzzles, ammunition flasks and different cabling attaching the weapon to the Hellblasters’ backpack. There are 4 incinerators which are being carried rather than aimed; you have the option to arm 4 Hellblasters with plasma pistols in the other hand.

A problem (some call it a bonus…) of plasma weaponry is its tendency to overheat; there are several optional components reflecting this. Bare head options featuring nasty burns are included for the Sergeant, and there are bionic arms included, heavily implying lost limbs in plasma accidents. There are also plenty of pistol holsters, reliquaries, grenade sets and purity seals included.

The Hellblaster Squad come as 250 components, and are supplied with 10 Citadel 32mm Round bases and a transfer sheet.

Acrylics colors in a matt and opaque, water-based formula, especially designed for brush-on use. Each color has been meticulously developed in collaboration with model-painters who specialize in fantasy figures and dioramas. The formulation of these colors has been developed signed taking into account that some of these figures are used in tabletop games, so that Game Color is manufactured with a revolutionary new resin which offers extraordinary resistance to the damage caused by frequent handling. It is recommended to apply Game Color on a previously primed surface. The colors dry rapidly and form a homogenous and self-leveling film while preserving even the smallest detail of a miniature. Game Color presents an extra ordinary adherence on all grounds, such as resin, plastic, steel and white metal. Painting tools are cleaned with water.
Game Color is not flammable, and does not contain solvents

Green Stuff World's range of synethic paintbrushes, GREEN SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted and designed to help you paint your armies and figures to an exceptional standard.

There are many brush types and sizes and each one has been designed for a different purpose.

Synthetic bristles are very similar to the natural hair bristles but are more suitable for less experienced painters or for techniques which require a less watered down medium, like dry brushing. Great for single stroke techniques, and generally any other technique that requires charging minimally diluted paint as the synthetic bristles absorb less water. For techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading that require a more diluted medium we suggest using our natural hair brushes.

Compared with natural hair brushes, synthetic hair brushes require less maintenance to maintain the shape of the tips. It is recommended to shape the bristles into a sharp point after use, and avoid leaving paint residue dry between the bristles. After painting, leave them standing up to avoid deforming the tips. Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

Vallejo Game Colour is a range containing colours more common in Fantasy and Sci-fi settings. Vallejo Game Color contains finely ground pigment and a special resin formula that gives the paint unparalleled coverage durability, and dries to an opaque finish.

Vallejo Game Color acrylic paint is designed to give superior coverage on metal, plastic and resin models, and can be freely mixed with other acrylic colours and Vallejo Auxiliary products.

Once sealed with varnish, the colours are highly resistant to scratching and solvent application.

The Vallejo Game Colour acrylic paint range comes in convenient dropper bottles, giving painters and hobbyists complete control over paint flow from the bottle.

Acrylics colors in a matt and opaque, water-based formula, especially designed for brush-on use. Each color has been meticulously developed in collaboration with model-painters who specialize in fantasy figures and dioramas. The formulation of these colors has been developed signed taking into account that some of these figures are used in tabletop games, so that Game Color is manufactured with a revolutionary new resin which offers extraordinary resistance to the damage caused by frequent handling. It is recommended to apply Game Color on a previously primed surface. The colors dry rapidly and form a homogenous and self-leveling film while preserving even the smallest detail of a miniature. Game Color presents an extra ordinary adherence on all grounds, such as resin, plastic, steel and white metal. Painting tools are cleaned with water.
Game Color is not flammable, and does not contain solvents

Description:
This year’s Battles of Legend set, Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem, comes with three new surprises!

Surprise #1: It’s Time to Chibi!
Get your hands on 10 cute-as-a-button “chibi” variant arts of popular monsters. We’ve used the chibi art style on accessories before, but this is the first time it’s been used on actual cards. And just to be clear, these aren’t tokens, they’re fully-playable cards with game text!

Surprise #2: Bling Out with Style!
Also new in this set – emblazoned Ultra Rares! Each pack of Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem comes with a Dragonmaid, P.U.N.K., or Orcust-themed Ultra Rare card with a custom emblem for that theme, emblazoned right on the card’s text box.

Here’s your chance to bling out these Decks with unprecedented style! There are 51 emblazoned cards total, including 6 brand-new cards (2 for each theme).

Surprise #3: Starlights Return!
Okay, some people saw this one coming! But the surprise isn’t that Starlight Rares are back – which they are – but that they’re a lot easier to get! Last seen in 2023 as extremely hard to find cards, Starlight Rares will be in Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem at about the same rate that you could find Quarter Century Secret Rares the last couple years.

Not a Surprise: Lots of New Cards!
One thing you can always expect from a Battles of Legend set is new cards for your Decks, and always all foil. Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem has new cards for Nekroz, Gem-Knight, Jurrac, Fabled, D/D, and Magistus Decks, plus a lot more.

Also not a surprise, this massive 177-card set has plenty of old – and new! – favourites you might still be looking for (Primite Lordly Lode, anyone?), or wanting to grab as a foil upgrade (King of the Feral Imps has been most displeased by his apparent lack of sparkle).

Features:
• 177 cards across the entire series, with 52 Secret Rares, 51 Emblazoned Ultra Rares, and 74 Ultra Rares. 25 of these are also available as Starlight Rares.
• Lots of new cards across the entire series – Each 5-card pack contains 1 Secret Rare, 1 Emblazoned Ultra Rare, and 3 Ultra Rares!
• This year’s Battles of Legend set, Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem, comes with three new surprises!

Contents:
• 5 x Cards Per Pack