Containing a variety of units that follow the newly established “Combat Patrol” ruleset that contains an army of 25 Power, or 500 Points, as per the Core Rules. Buy a Combat Patrol boxĪre you just starting out building a new army or in the Warhammer 40K hobby in general? A good source of direct saving is the Combat Patrol box. In Liverpool you can find Just Play (opens in new tab) offering around a 20% discount on some Warhammer 40k goods and a selection of other supplies for hobbyists. Element Games (opens in new tab) in Stockport, Great Manchester also sells Warhammer kits up to 25% markdown along with a wide selection of painting and modeling goods. Jackson, Virginia is Herrick Games & Hobbies (opens in new tab), selling various Warhammer 40K goods around 15% off MSRP and also selling plenty of modeling and painting necessities as well.Īcross the pond in the United Kingdom there are tons of choices as well. In London there is Dark Sphere (opens in new tab), selling Warhammer 40K products sometimes up to a 25% markdown off MSRP. Armada Games (opens in new tab) in Tampa, Florida also offers tons of Warhammer products and modeling supplies, with some Warhammer goods seeing around 15% off. resellers are CMO Games (opens in new tab) in Chicago, Illinois offering various discounts on Warhammer products, sometimes up to a 20% markdown from typical MSRP. $3.00 here, $2.00 there, and eventually with the money you save, that could result in being able to buy that Imperial tank or Aeldari walker you’ve been eyeing.

Even if you’re buying for only a few dollars off what Games Workshop sells them for, your savings will add up over time. Search for local third-party shops that sell Warhammer goods and the savings can pile up. Small comic and hobby shops can also be a great source for rarer units not seen very often in official stores or even legacy units that could add flair to your collection.

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