Warhammer Models & Miniatures

From epic battles in the 41st Millennium to ancient realms filled with gods and monsters, Warhammer offers something for every tabletop wargamer. Browse our complete collection of Warhammer miniatures and boxed sets, including Warhammer 40K, Age of Sigmar, Kill Team, and more.

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Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or just starting out, this is your one-stop destination for all things Warhammer. Our Warhammer collection brings together a vast range of models and boxed sets from across Games Workshop’s flagship universes:

Warhammer 40,000

Set in a grimdark future where war is endless, Warhammer 40K features legendary factions like Space Marines, Orks, Necrons, Tyranids, and more. Build armies, customise units, and wage brutal campaigns in the far reaches of space.

Warhammer Age of Sigmar

A world of high fantasy where gods, monsters, and mortals clash across mystical realms. Whether you're fielding Stormcast Eternals, Nighthaunt, Skaven, or Soulblight Gravelords, Age of Sigmar is known for dynamic rules and stunning models.

Kill Team

Skirmish-scale battles with elite units in fast, tactical missions. Perfect for quick games or trying out a new faction before committing to a full army. Each Kill Team box includes themed terrain and unique operatives for small-scale warfare.

Necromunda

Delve into the underhive with gritty gang warfare, narrative campaigns, and modular terrain. Necromunda is ideal for players who love story-driven gameplay with detailed character progression.

What is Warhammer and how do I get started?

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Warhammer is a tabletop miniatures game by Games Workshop, where players build, paint, and battle with model armies. You can get started with beginner sets like Combat Patrols, Warhammer 40K Starter Sets, or Age of Sigmar introductory boxes.

What’s the difference between Warhammer 40K and Age of Sigmar?

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Warhammer 40K is a sci-fi setting based in the 41st Millennium, while Age of Sigmar is a high fantasy setting full of gods and mythical creatures. Both games use similar mechanics but have distinct factions, lore, and model ranges.

What is Kill Team?

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Kill Team is a skirmish-level game set in the Warhammer 40K universe. It focuses on small squads of elite operatives, ideal for quick games or hobbyists who prefer collecting fewer miniatures.

What is Necromunda?

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Necromunda is a narrative skirmish game set in the underhive of a sprawling industrial city. Players control gangs in ongoing campaigns with character progression, upgrades, and customisation.

Do Warhammer models come pre-assembled or painted?

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No, Warhammer models come as plastic kits that require assembly and painting. You’ll need clippers and plastic glue to build them, and paints if you want to customise their appearance.

What tools do I need to build Warhammer miniatures?

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Basic tools include plastic cutters, plastic glue, and a hobby knife. Optional tools include a mouldline remover and file for cleaning up parts before gluing.

What paints do I need for Warhammer models?

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Citadel paints are the standard for Warhammer models, but other brands also work. You'll typically need a primer, base colours, shades/washes, and a few layer paints. A starter paint set is a great place to begin.

Are Warhammer models suitable for beginners?

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Yes, there are beginner-friendly kits and simplified rules available. Starter sets usually include everything you need to learn the basics, including miniatures, dice, and rules.

How long does it take to build and paint a Warhammer army?

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A basic army can take a few evenings to build and paint. Full armies may take weeks or months, depending on size, detail, and your available time. Many hobbyists build their force gradually over time.

What are Combat Patrols and Start Collecting boxes?

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Combat Patrols and Start Collecting boxes are all-in-one army starter kits. They include a small force of miniatures that work well together, making them ideal entry points for new players.

Can I mix miniatures from different Warhammer factions?

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No, factions are not typically mixed in matched play. Each faction has its own strengths, units, and rules. However, narrative or casual games often allow more flexibility.

How do I choose a Warhammer faction?

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Pick a faction based on what interests you most — whether that’s the playstyle, lore, or model design. Some factions are elite and easier to collect, while others rely on swarm tactics or heavy firepower.

What’s the best way to learn the rules of Warhammer?

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The best way to learn is with a starter set that includes a simplified rulebook. You can also watch tutorial videos, read the official rules, or play intro games with friends or at a local store.

Are there games for small-scale skirmishes?

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Yes, Kill Team, Warcry, and Necromunda are smaller-scale games designed for fast-paced skirmishes using fewer models. These are great for players with limited time or space.

Do I need to buy the rulebooks separately?

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Starter boxes often include a core rules booklet. For full competitive play, separate rulebooks or codexes (faction books) are usually required. Check the product description to see what's included.