Games Workshop 64-36, Collectible figure, Video game
Item no.: [26070978] | Manufacturer: Games Workshop | Model no.: 99120199131 | EAN: 5011921248209
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The claiming of war trophies by victorious forces has been commonplace for millennia. While in centuries past, these souvenirs may have taken the form of flags, art, weapons, or other trinkets, in the grim darkness of the 41st Millennium, the spoils of war are much more macabre.
Customise your miniatures with the contents of this morbid kit, featuring a huge variety of components that can be added to bases or used as narrative elements. This collection includes skulls – human, alien, and other – as well as severed heads, some still wearing the helmets of their previous owner. Also included are other grim tokens such as parts of servo skulls, and an – almost – complete fallen Space Marine.
The plastic components in this kit are designed to be used alongside other Warhammer 40,000 kits, available separately. They require assembly and are unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.
Product type
Collectible figure
On basis of
Video game
Theme
Battlefield Trophies
Product colour
Multicolour
Material
Plastic
License
Warhammer 40000
Franchise
Warhammer 40000
Recommended usage
Indoor
Recommended age group
Adult & Child
Suggested gender
Any gender
Recommended age (min)
12 yr(s)
EU TSD warning
Not for children under 36 months
Package type
Box
Quantity per pack
288 pc(s)
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EAN:
5011921248209
SKU:
99120199131
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