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Warhammer’s Age of Sigmar takes place after the destruction of The Old World, the setting for Warhammer Fantasy. From the ashes of this apocalypse emerged Eight Mortal Realms, each one corresponding to the Eight Winds of Magic and all beingf magical domains. In these worlds, heroes, gods and monsters fight for supremacy.
As you may expect, there are a number of different armies in Age of Sigmar and many different types of creatures, both humanoid and monster. Many of the armies have figureheads, huge models which make miniature seem like the wrong word for them. These highly detailed models are often around four times the size of regular armies making them incredible centrepieces for play or display.
100mm
170mm
85
Be’lakor, The Dark Master, is a champion of Chaos and the first of the Daemon Princes. He is unique in that he can be used in both Age of Sigmar and 40k. Here we see him wielding a range of arcane powers against his enemies. He has martial arts abilities as well as magical prowess and a grand ambition in mind.
This kit comes with custom pieces to theme Be’lakor to either a Slaves to Darkness army, a Chaos Daemons army or more neutrally so he can fit into either. However you build him, he commands the field, standing tall as he crushes his enemies beneath his feet in this highly detailed model.
130mm
180mm
75
Gobsprank is a powerful shaman known as The Mouth of Mork since he is said to pass on words from the Twin-Headed God. He wields potent magic and has a charisma which has enabled him to befriend Kragnos. you may see him here on his mighty corpse-rippa vulture ready to take to the skies.
This set also allows you to build a mounted killaboss instead, allowing you to build an arial army for the Kruleboyz. Both models can be used as leaders for the Orruk warclans.
160mm Round
190mm
55
Long before Sigmar existed, the Draconith empire was devastated by Kragnos, whose rampage obliterated the civilisation almost to the point of extinction. In a desperate attempt to keep their kin alive, princes Krondys and Karazai, with the help of Lord Kroak, sealed Kragnos beneath a mountain. Now he has been freed, the pair return to fight once more.
This set allows you to build either one of the two Draconith princes. They swore a pact with Sigmar and can now lead a Stormcast Eternals army. Karazai deals mostly in magical damage, specifically involving the elements, while Kondys has some fierce melee abilities.
170x105mm Oval
150mm
108
Drakesworn Templars are described as Heavens' might manifest. This particular one is riding a Stardrake, which can call forth lightning-charged clouds, summon starfire, or strike with claws, fangs, or tail. The templar himself wields a storm-wrought weapon ready to smite enemies.
This set is a two-in-one, allowing you to build either a Drakesworn Templar armed with an axe, arc hammer, or stormlance and skyboltbow or a Lord-Celestant. The Lord-Celestant can wield a tempestos hammer or a stormbound blade and sigmarite shield. There are also shoulder armor variants for the Stardrake, and two head options; one roaring and the other closed.
130mm Round
300mm
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Kragnos is a powerful deity, known as the Living Earthquake. He spent years in a cell beneath a mountain until Alarielle set him free when she triggered the Necroquake. Now he continues to rampage across the realms as an army by himself. The fierce centaur is highly resistant to magic, has powerful melee attacks and can be used to lead any army of Destruction.
Kragos strikes a powerful pose as he stands atop a large rock, splitting it beneath his hooves. His raised club and huge shield show that he’s ready for war. The imposing figure will stand mightly on your tabletop with one of many different armies, giving him a lot of flexibility.
310mm
Archaon is the greatest of the Dark Gods' champions, the Everchosen, the doom of all. He is spoken of in fearful whispers across the Mortal Realms by both warlords and kings. Known also as the Exalted Grand Marshal of the Apocalypse, Archaon unites the armies of chaos while mounted upon the three-headed beast Dorghar and wielding the legendary daemon sword known as the Slayer of Kings.
In this stunning model, you can see Archaon standing tall atop Dorghar who spreads his wings as he takes off into the sky. The beast’s tail swirls across the barren ground, contrasting against the ruins beneath it. Archaon makes an incredible centerpiece for a Slaves to Darkness army as he raises hell across the land.
220mm
70
Archmage Teclis is a powerful sorcerer who has grown in strength since uniting his soul with the Lunapshinx Celeannar. It is said that he is the most powerful being of aelvenkind, and maybe even all the mortal realms. The miniature of the duo is part of the Lumineth Realm-Lords army and makes a powerful and stunning centerpiece.
This dominating model shows the lunasphynx standing atop the remains of a crumbling tower, while Archmage Teclis rises in front of her spread wings. The fine detail goes from the tip of Teclis' Staff to the blades of grass on the base, making this both a challenge to paint and a beautiful piece to show off your skills.
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King Brodd was once the ruler of the gargant clans of the Scabrous Sprawl, but he now leads the mega-gargents against the mighty forces of Sigmar. The priest-king has vast strength, mystic wisdom, and an ancient primal power to draw from. He’ll stop at nothing to crush Sigmar and avenge his godbeast forefather.
You can only build one of the five models per set. However, the pieces included in all sets are identical to enable you to build all variants, no matter which you pick up. The box will always have King Brodd on it.
This is actually a five-in-one set, meaning the bulk of the pieces are used, but there are extras to allow you to choose one of five different mega-gargants. You can either build King Brodd or one of the following: Gatebreaker Mega-Gargant, Kraken-Eater Mega Gargant, Warstomper Mega-Gargant, or Beast-Smasher Mega-Garant. That means that to add a handful of these to your Sons of Behemat army will get pricey, fast!
