Warhammer
Warhammer – Miniatures, Sets & Paints
The Warhammer collection at Techbox. 40,000 and Age of Sigmar miniatures, starter sets, paints, tools and books.
Warhammer miniatures arrive unassembled and unpainted, on grey plastic frames. You cut them out, glue them and paint them yourself.
They are not finished figures. That is the hobby – but if the gift is for someone expecting a ready-made product, look at collector figures instead of miniatures.
Science fiction, far future. Space Marines, starships, power armour. The more popular.
Fantasy – magic, monsters, swords. A different universe with different rules.
A miniature from one cannot be played in the other. If you are buying for someone who already plays, ask which universe and which faction.
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What you will find
The right way to begin – a few miniatures, simple rules, often the basic tools.
Unit boxes and individual heroes, for both 40,000 and Age of Sigmar.
The established paint range – base colours, shades and finishes.
Clippers, plastic cement, primer, brushes and files.
Rulebooks, codices and novels set in the universe.
Dice, measuring tools, carry cases and collectibles.
Even if you only buy miniatures, you will need clippers, plastic cement, primer and paints. These are not optional – they are part of the hobby. And paints run out, which makes them a reliably safe gift for anyone already involved.
Frequently asked questions
- Are the miniatures ready to use?
- No. They arrive unassembled and unpainted, on plastic frames. They need cutting, gluing and painting. That is the hobby – but you need to know before ordering.
- What should I buy for someone starting out?
- A starter set. It contains a few miniatures, simplified rules and often the basic tools – built precisely so someone can try the hobby before investing.
- Do miniatures work across both universes?
- No. Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar are separate games with their own rules. Ask which one they play – and ideally which faction they collect.
- What age is it for?
- For teenagers and adults. It requires patience, sharp tools and glue, and the setting is dark and violent. This is not a children's toy.
- What is the safest gift?
- If you do not know what they collect, buy paints, brushes or tools. They are always needed, they run out, and there is no chance of them already having a surplus.
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