Each and every month, when you make the journey to your local Warhammer store, you can collect a new Miniature of the Month for free (while stocks last). This month, you’ll be able to recruit a stalwart Freeguild Steelhelm.
With the whole Cities of Sigmar range currently available to pre-order, what better way to whet your appetite than to test out painting one of the doughty militia of the Freeguild? You can get yours from your local store on the 11th of November – just ask your local store staff how to claim one.
When you’re in the store you can also take advantage of the Pick ‘n’ Mix paint set offer. Choose 10 paints, and you’ll get the most expensive one for free.
The Warhammer Painting Team chose to paint their stalwart soldier in a different scheme to the one pictured – in the livery of the City of Lethis in the Realm of Death, appropriately for the season! Starting with a Chaos Black Spray undercoat, they suggest Corvus Black, Daemonette Hide, Grey Seer, Leadbelcher, Runelord Brass, Dawnstone, Skavenblight Dinge, Stormhost Silver, Warpfiend Grey, and Ratling Grime.
This is a great time to check in with your local store about how they are participating in Armies on Parade 2023.
This month’s collectable coin features the visage of everyone’s favourite festive scarlet scamp, Da Red Gobbo. The coin will be available from the 4th of November (while stocks last). Ask your local store staff how you can get yours.
If this is your sixth different collectable coin, you’ll be entitled to a free album to store all of them in, also available while stocks last.
The Ancestors’ Wrath – the Warhammer Day 2023 commemorative miniature – is also still available to order until the 6th of November.
While you’re popping into a Warhammer store for your Miniature of the Month or collectable coin, why not take the opportunity to introduce your friends and family to the Warhammer hobby?
They’ll be able to choose a free push-fit miniature – either a Stormcast Eternal or an Infernus Marine – and they can then learn how to paint it, and even play their first game of Warhammer 40,000 or Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
New hobbyists can get involved with the Battle Honours Programme through a series of fun activities that focus on the five key areas of the Warhammer hobby – Collect, Build, Paint, Play, and Read. Check out how you can get involved right here.
Finally, the store finder below shows you when your local store is celebrating its birthday. If they are, you’ll be able to get an exclusive anniversary miniature and a bunch of Warhammer swag when you visit – just ask the staff how you can take part.
