Warhammer 40,000: The Grimdark Awaits
In the far future, there is only war—plus dice, glue, and the occasional emotional attachment to tiny plastic people.
Warhammer 40,000 is Games Workshop’s colossal sci-fi wargame, set in a distant future where the galaxy has fully committed to being a flaming disaster zone. Ancient empires battle, mysterious aliens plot, and someone is always shouting “FOR THE EMPEROR!” moments before charging at something extremely dangerous.
Who will you fight for?
Perhaps the superhuman Space Marines, the indomitable Astra Militarum, or the ever-problematic forces of Chaos. Or maybe you’ll join the elegant Eldar, the loud and enthusiastic Orks, the quietly resentful Necrons, or the perpetually hungry Tyranids. Whatever you choose, the 41st millennium offers a style of mayhem for everyone.
Prepare for tactical clashes, cinematic moments, and stories forged in the fires of battle. The galaxy is dark, vast, and very shooty — and now it’s your turn to shape its fate.
Space Marines: The Imperium’s Armoured Problem-Solvers
Space Marines are genetically engineered super-soldiers built to solve conflicts with overwhelming force and exceptional efficiency. Whether deployed as a thousand-strong Chapter capable of erasing a species, or a small strike team able to topple a planetary regime before lunch, Space Marines deliver swift, uncompromising annihilation.
This particular force is aligned to the Iron Hands, masters of machinery, cybernetics, and extremely stern looks.
Inside this Iron Hands Combat Patrol:
13 Miniatures total
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1× Techmarine — part engineer, part surgeon, part “stop touching that sacred machine-spirit”
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2× Firestrike Servo-turrets
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Can be assembled with:
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Twin Firestrike las-talons or
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Twin Firestrike autocannons
(Either way, they’re essentially angry robot gun-nests.)
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10× Heavy Intercessors — heavily armoured, heavily armed, heavy everything
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1× Iron Hands Transfer Sheet — add iconography, markings, and that essential Mechanicus-approved flair
Perfect for starting an Iron Hands army, expanding an existing Space Marine force, or simply adding more firepower than is strictly necessary.
These models come unassembled and unpainted — Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints recommended. Safety goggles optional (but encouraged when dealing with the Machine God).
