New models - Nippon saga

Best used to recreate the diversity of colours you expect to see on wild landscapes from every countryside. Purple heathers, yellow brooms, white heaths, edges spotted with mature brambles – you will be able to reconstruct many natural habitats.Tufts peel off the sheet one by one and they are ready to use. We recommend using a pair of tweezers for this. For a more tough and permanent fix, you can use a little PVA glue.

The Army Painter Mixing Balls TL50451
Mixing Ball Size: 5.5mm
Contents: 100x mixing balls

Contents:

1x Wild Flowers Set Garden Plants
Brightly colored flowers best used to recreate motley flower beds in gardens and parks. Also used for color-stained meadows and natural fields. Perfect for simulating sprawling flower fields of tulips or lavender farms, or simply adding color to the interior ceramic pots of your dioramas - the possibilities are endless. The tufts detach individually from the foil and are ready for use. We recommend using tweezers for this. For a harder and more permanent attachment, you can use some PVA glue.

The Garden Flower Set contains the following flower clusters:

Violet Flowers
Orange flowers
Red flowers
pink flowers

Important NOTE
Danger! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.

GGLP-GF

Colour Primer Matt Black CP3001
Quite simply the best black spray on the market. Very matte and with excellent opacity - this keeps the miniatures in perfect condition for applying layers of paint.

The best Wet Palette there is - superior quality and custom-designed to keep your Warpaints preserved perfectly smooth and creamy! The Wet Palette comes with 2x sheets of hydro foam and 50x hydro sheets. Special inner layer design can hold up to 6x Wargamer brushes and 10x Hobby brushes from The Army Painter range.

Size: 13.8 x 19.8 cm

New for Horizon Zero Dawn™: The Board Game, this huge machine expansion adds the mighty Rockbreaker to your pool of potential hunts.

With a hulking 120mm base, Rockbreaker is a mean tunnelling machine and one of the BIGGEST enemies in the game. But that’s not all. It’s also the most unpredictable, with a tendency to burst from the ground and attack when you least expect it!

Because it’s the only machine capable of burrowing, this rock-breaking titan is rarely seen above ground.

When it does venture above, it leaves a trail of destruction in its wake, erupting from the ground in a shower of rock and earth. Whether you’re chasing it across a tile or diving to avoid an ambush, you’d better be ready to run!

Can you scale this mountainous challenge, or will the Rockbreaker smash you into pieces?
 

 

• One of the BIGGEST machines in the game!
• Unpredictable burrowing enemy
• Will burst from the ground to attack you anywhere on the board
• Expansion for Horizon Zero Dawn™: The Board Game
• Inspired by the popular video game
• Officially licensed

• Highly detailed Rockbreaker miniature (120mm base)
• Rockbreaker data, behaviour, and reference cards
• 13 Tracking deck cards
• Rockbreaker board
• Rulebook

The Hour of Ruin is nigh, and the skittering, numberless hordes of the Skaven flood into the Mortal Realms. So vile is their warp-magic, so potent their arcane weaponry, that Sigmar has sent his most powerful champions to hold back the tide – the Stormcast Eternals. At their head march the Ruination chambers, warriors who have endured death so many times that they are more akin to living weapons than the humans they protect.

Description

Hunt an aerial combat-class machine in your next Horizon Zero Dawn™: The Board Game session!

The Stormbird is one of few machines with the ability to fly, but don’t expect it to stay airborne. This mechanical ace is more than comfortable attacking hunters from the air and chasing them on foot!

You’ll need to adapt to this enemy as it switches between air and land. When the Stormbird’s flying high, can you find a way to bring it down?

Made for Horizon Zero Dawn™: The Board Game, this expansion dares you to hunt a Stormbird.

Will you survive the tempest, or be struck down in a flash of lightning?

Key Features
Expansion for Horizon Zero Dawn: The Board Game
Hunt an aerial machine!
Tackle landed and airborne behaviours
Officially licensed

What's in the box?

• 1 Highly detailed Stormbird miniature
• Stormbird data, behaviour, and reference cards
• 13 Tracking deck cards
• Stormbird board
• Rulebook

Enter a lush and post-apocalyptic world where machines roam wild, and take control of an aspiring hunter with a single goal: to make their name with the prestigious Hunters Lodge.

In this semi-cooperative board game for 1-4 players, work alongside your hunting party to track and defeat machines for glory. Discover and trade resources to upgrade your equipment. And level up your skills to prepare for the final hunt!

Fellow hunters are your allies, but also your competition. Only the most cunning and skilful can rise through the ranks to eternal glory. For those who fail? Anonymity awaits.

  Bring Horizon Zero Dawn™ to life on your tabletop with highly detailed miniature hunters and machines!

• 4x Hunters (Nora Marksman, Carja Warrior, Banuk Survivor, Oseram Forgesmith)
• 4x Watchers
• 4x Striders
• 4x Grazers
• 4x Scrappers
• 2x Shell-Walkers
• 2x Sawtooths
• All the cards, tokens, dice, tiles and rules you'll need to play.

This bracelet with a handmade, round cabochon is a wonderful one-off. The cabochon is cast in translucent blue resin and includes pops of red, yellow and white color.

The ring is silver and has a diameter of 5.5 cm, the cabochon measures 2 cm.

If you don't like mass-produced goods and want to call a unique piece your own, then this bracelet is perfect!

The Hour of Ruin is nigh, and the skittering, numberless hordes of the Skaven flood into the Mortal Realms. So vile is their warp-magic, so potent their arcane weaponry, that Sigmar has sent his most powerful champions to hold back the tide – the Stormcast Eternals. At their head march the Ruination chambers, warriors who have endured death so many times that they are more akin to living weapons than the humans they protect.

Transport your tabletop adventures to 18th century Japan with this exquisitely detailed 3D printed rice storage model. Part of the renowned 'Nippon Saga' collection by designer Iain Lovecraft, this piece brings authentic Asian flair to your gaming table.

This building from the fascinating world of feudal Japan in the Edo Dynasty was 3D printed by us in every detail. The roof, which begins directly at the foundation wall, forms a kind of hump upwards and then forms a gable with a window opening in the upper part above the door.

An authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. 

The carefully designed furnishings are particularly impressive:

A simple fireplace surrounded by stones
round carpets
thatched roof
a basket with contents
Every detail has been recreated with the greatest care to add a touch of authentic Japanese culture to your gaming table or collection.

This authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. Built on stilts, the house protected residents from moisture and unwanted animals - a typical feature of traditional Japanese architecture.

The carefully designed furnishings are particularly impressive:

In the middle is a brick fireplace that is anchored in the ground beneath the house
Water barrel on the terrace
Cleaning bucket and broom
a bench, a shelf and a carpet
covered terrace
Every detail has been recreated with the greatest care to add a touch of authentic Japanese culture to your gaming table or collection.

The Hour of Ruin is nigh, and the skittering, numberless hordes of the Skaven flood into the Mortal Realms. So vile is their warp-magic, so potent their arcane weaponry, that Sigmar has sent his most powerful champions to hold back the tide – the Stormcast Eternals. At their head march the Ruination chambers, warriors who have endured death so many times that they are more akin to living weapons than the humans they protect.

There is at least one Shinto shrine near every Japanese village. These are located in sacred places where the gods and spirits of Shintoism are worshiped.
Therefore, one of these shrines definitely belongs on every gaming table that is supposed to authentically represent a Japanese place.
The model is part of the Nippon Saga

 

In contrast to Farmhouse 04, whose roof is presented in two construction methods, Farmhouse 05 is a purely roof-only house. Simply built and with only a brick fireplace, it was the home of the poorer population in the fascinating world of feudal Japan. Our detailed 3D printed model of this Edo period farmhouse is an addition and eye-catcher to any playing field.

An authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. 

This authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. Built on stilts, the house protected residents from moisture and unwanted animals - a typical feature of traditional Japanese architecture.
The carefully designed interior is particularly impressive:

A classic stove with a flickering fire as the heart of the house
Water bucket for everyday use
Traditional carpets that radiate warmth and coziness

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of feudal Japan with our detailed 3D printed model of an Edo period farmhouse, whose roof begins directly at the foundation wall. A gable roof then continues upwards and the entrance is covered.

An authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. 

The carefully designed furnishings are particularly impressive:

There is a brick fireplace in the middle
round carpets
thatched roof
rectangular carpets
Every detail has been recreated with the greatest care to add a touch of authentic Japanese culture to your gaming table or collection.

An authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. Contrary to the typical construction on stilts, this model has a round base, followed by a round structure and a rectangular roof. This type of structure was popular in the Edo period.

The carefully designed furnishings are particularly impressive:

There is a brick fireplace in the middle
Cooking pot on the fire pit
thatched roof
a bench and carpets