Warhammer Starter Sets | Learn to Play Warhammer 40K & Age of Sigmar

Looking to get into Warhammer? Whether you're new to tabletop wargaming or returning after a break, our Warhammer Starter Kits include everything you need to build, paint, and play — with models, rules, and tools in the box. Start your journey in the Mortal Realms or the 41st Millennium today.

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Our Warhammer Starter Sets collection is the ideal place to begin your hobby journey. These kits are designed to give new players a complete experience — from building your first miniatures, to learning how to play, and painting your new army.

What’s in a Starter Set?

Starter kits typically include:











They’re perfect for solo learning or sharing with a friend — most starter sets are designed for two players to get started right away.

Types of Starter Kits Available

We offer a range of kits to suit your needs:


Affordable entry-level boxes with a handful of models and simple rules


More complete kits with two full forces and full rulebooks


Premium boxes with expanded model counts, terrain, and deeper rule content


Ideal add-ons for beginners who want to build and customise their miniatures


Low-cost guides with a couple of models and hobby instructions

Choose Your Setting


A grim, sci-fi universe filled with Space Marines, aliens, and ancient threats


A high-fantasy setting where gods, mortals, and monsters clash across magical realms

Every kit is designed to be beginner-friendly, but also acts as a solid foundation to expand your collection.

What is the best Warhammer starter set for beginners?

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The best Warhammer starter set for beginners is usually the Introductory or Starter Set for either Warhammer 40K or Age of Sigmar. They include everything you need to begin, including simplified rules and push-fit models.

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

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Warhammer 40K is a sci-fi setting while Age of Sigmar is fantasy. Both starter kits function similarly, but feature different armies, lore, and model styles.

Do I need glue and paint to use a starter set?

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Most starter sets include push-fit models that don’t require glue. Some include paint and a brush, while others are model-only — paints and tools are usually sold separately or in companion sets.

Can I play a full game with just a starter set?

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Yes, most starter sets include simplified game rules and components like dice, rulers, and playmats — enough for small-scale games right out of the box.

How many players are starter sets designed for?

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Starter sets are usually designed for two players, but they work just as well for solo hobbyists looking to learn the game before playing with others.

What’s included in a typical Warhammer starter box?

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A typical Warhammer starter box includes models, a small rulebook or guide, dice, rulers, a playmat, and sometimes reference cards or tokens.

Are Warhammer starter sets good value?

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Yes, starter sets are designed to provide strong value by bundling together miniatures, rules, and accessories at a lower price than buying them separately.

Can children get into Warhammer with these sets?

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Many sets are beginner-friendly for ages 12+. Children under 12 may need supervision for assembly and understanding the game rules.

How do I build and paint my models?

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Citadel clippers and a mouldline remover can help with assembly. Paints and brushes are often available in starter paint sets. Many beginners follow included guides or online tutorials.

What’s the difference between a starter set and a Combat Patrol box?

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Starter sets focus on teaching the basics with smaller forces. Combat Patrols are larger army boxes intended for full-scale games with matched play rules.