These are available in Mk III and Mk IV flavours in plastic, and come in at £30 RRP from Games Workshop. Legion Tactical Squadsīlood Angel MKIV Tactical squad. This article isn’t here to persuade you to jump in to this part of the Warhammer universe (I will be writing another article to that tune soon enough!), but it is here to try to present a few ways you can dip your toe into this peculiarly compelling game, without breaking the bank.Ī note, prices are listed in UK pounds and may vary in your region! We know prices vary around the globe, particularly when items are being shipped overseas.ģ0k has been popular enough to spawn two large plastic boxed sets (which are tragically no longer available), and this has meant there are now a few ways to buy into the heresy kits without the price and pain of resin. The models are expensive, you need separate (often impractically fancy) books to the current 40k range of rules, and the model range is largely only available in hard-to-work-with resin, from limited suppliers, with only a few plastic kits. It’s no secret that playing Horus Heresy: Age of Darkness (sometimes called Warhammer 30,000, 30k or just Horus Heresy) – is a potentially daunting prospect. I think an important question to ask yourself, when thinking about delving into what amounts to a Historical Wargame set in the Warhammer 40,0000 (40k) universe, is “will this be worth it to me?”. So, you’re thinking about the Horus Heresy Miniatures game?