Oh, and some paint brushes. It features step-by-step guides to painting your miniatures, with guides to the paints and brushes you need, along with a showcase of beautifully-painted miniatures to inspire your hobby journey. Instead of pushing players to the £95 Dark Imperium set, it nudges them to the other easy to build sets and the other starter set priced at £50. More importantly, the rules in this set are designed to teach you how to play this new edition of Warhammer 40k by walking you through a series of 6 scenarios adding rules as you go. First Strike: A Warhammer 40,000 Starter Set (Englisch) Artikelnummer: 60010199018. Fury of the FIrst – 1 CP: Use at the start of any phase to give a unit of Blood Angels Terminators +1 to hit for a phase. This is a first try (poor attempt) at 3D Modular Wargame Terrain. – 6 6-sided dice, and a 6” translucent measuring ruler, each vitally important for games; Praise Grandfather Nurgle! Because they all come with some unique models that can’t be bought separately, it’s hard to accurately break down the savings you make on these box sets. These box sets contain the basic rules for the game and two decent sized starter armies. Your bank account can stop crying now, the punishment is over. That’s where the “, If you’re on the fence about starting the hobby and don’t want to sink any serious cash into it, then there is one more option to consider, the “, Now you’ve got your army selected and you know what models you’ll be bringing home, you’ll need the tools to build and paint them. First Strike is the ideal first purchase to those new to the Warhammer 40,000 hobby – an exciting fusion of collecting, painting and playing with highly detailed Citadel miniatures. Impressively, beneath all of these contents, there is a shrink-wrapped bundle of printed material, ensuring they are not too bent or damaged in transit. The single Primaris holding his rifle in two hands was slightly harder, but still really straightforward, requiring me to cut off the nub on his wrist and replace it with one of the cupped hands from a Space Marine Tactical Squad kit. In general, you’ll need a spray primer, a few base colors for your miniature, and then some highlights and washes to bring the details to life. This is Warhammer 40K beginner’s guide should help you figure out why you should start collecting 40K and will also help you get the most bang for your buck with your opening purchases. – 9 32mm and 6 25mm round plastic bases for your miniatures to stand upon. The next big questions are exactly what comes in the rulebooks. (you know who I’m talking about). This is an exciting time for Warhammer 40,000 fans. While still not perfect, replacing them with standard bolters helps. Bought separately, those models would set you back $127.75 at RRP so you’re making a healthy saving there and don’t forget that you can get most Games Workshop products even cheaper through third-party retailers, so in reality, you can grab a “Start Collecting!” box for $72.25. The box is packed with everything needed to begin your hobby journey – 2 sets of miniatures to battle with, and a double-sided gaming mat, a scenery piece, a book of rules and all the extras you need to play: 15 easy to build push-fit (no glue required!) 16% MwSt. A word of warning for anyone seriously considering starting the hobby though: it’s not cheap. Thanks! We can show you great deals and the box sets that offer the best value, but ultimately, you’re going to be spending a decent chunk of money on tiny plastic soldiers. Although small, the games were fun, and certainly seemed like Warhammer 40k, despite some streamlining from previous editions.