This box contains all the parts necessary to assemble the Broodcoven, a formation found in Codex: Genestealer Cults. You’ll receive a Patriarch, a Primus armed with needle pistol, bonesword and toxin injector, and a Magus, armed with autopistol and force stave and including 2 Genestealer Familiars – a charismatic and deadly combination of Genestealer Cults miniatures.

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This kit lets you build one Clamavus, and includes a choice of heads – one with goggles, one without. Perfect if you're looking to put your personal stamp on the model, or want to include multiples in your army!This kit is supplied in 11 plastic components and contains a 32mm round base.

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This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble a Goliath Truck, transport and offensive vehicle of the Genestealer Cults. It comes armed with a heavy stubber and twin-linked autocannon, and features a ton of customisation opportunities – the 4 crewmen have their own options and the wheels can be attached with high ground clearance. This kit can also be assembled as a Goliath Rockgrinder. Box contains 1 multi-part plastic model Kit contains the parts to build a RockGrinder Supplied unpainted & requires assembly 

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This kit lets you build one Jackal Alphus – a fantastic model that’ll be a rewarding one-off to paint or the perfect accompaniment to the rest of your Genestealer Cults army. This kit is supplied in 13 components and contains 1x 60mm oval base.

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The Kelermorph is equipped with three liberator autostubs – one for each of its three arms – and a cultist knife. This kit is supplied in 9 plastic components and contains a Citadel 32mm Round Base.

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This kit lets you build a Locus with a choice of four different heads – one with a hood down, one with a hood up, and two unhooded. These are great for personalising your models, while the spares are compatible with a host of other Genestealer Cults models. This kit is supplied in 11 plastic components and contains a 32mm round base.

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This set builds one Magus, and features options allowing you to build yours with a knife in one hand, or a skull. If you've already got a Magus and need another, or want to grab one outside of the Broodcoven set, this is the perfect option for you. This kit is supplied in 11 plastic components, and contains a 32mm round base.

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This multi-part plastic box set contains all the components necessary to assemble 10 Genestealer Cult Neophyte Hybrids, armed with autoguns, autopistols and blasting charges. Any model can replace their autogun with a shotgun – 10 are included – and 2 models can take special weapons chosen from a seismic cannon, heavy stubber or mining laser. One model can be upgraded to a Neophyte Leader, armed with either a web pistol, autopistol or bolt pistol and a chainsword, power pick or close combat weapon. One model can take a Cult icon. Supplied with 10 Citadel 25mm Round bases and 2 Citadel 32mm Round bases.

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This kit is supplied 10 plastic components, and contains a 40mm round base.

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This 11-piece plastic kit builds one Reductus Saboteur, who can be assembled with scarred head or one with a pair of goggles, and one separate pile of explosives. It’s supplied with 1x 32mm round base and 1x 25mm round base.

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You’ll be able to arm your Sanctus with your choice of silencer sniper rifle or Sanctus bio-dagger – the former is superb for killing psykers, while the latter makes the Sanctus into a brutal close-combat fighter. This kit is supplied in 10 plastic components, and contains a 32mm round base.

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From publisher blurb:An Adventure Suitable for Characters with 6-10 Current Resources.As the Great War ground to a halt, the Archons watched their great empire reduced to embers like a handful of stars against the black of night. When the last of them lay dying, they made final efforts to undo those mechanical monsters they created to fight Xions Nephilim horrors.Yet, the Archons creations were not wholly their own. They fused human robotics with bio-disintegration weaponry, creating the fearsome Mechonid. The Archons thought themselves the masters of these machines. They were wrong.The technology upon which the Mechonids were based stretched back to the days of time-lost humanity. Taking what they could find in human records and ruins, the Archons recreated human-made robots as best they could. Yet the Archons did not possess the knowledge of those who created them and, in their arrogance, they brought about their own undoing. The robots the Archons created served them well at first, dealing devastating defeats to the Nephilim but soon the creations turned upon their masters and on all biological life.The Archons and the war are a hundred years gone and the Mechonid threat largely forgotten. These strange mechanical creations went into hibernation at the end of the war and have not reappeared since.Until now.

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